Fitbit Singapore Is Officially Closing. Here's What It Means for You.

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Updated: April 2026

Well. It finally happened.

Fitbit Singapore Pte. Ltd. has entered voluntary liquidation as of 9 March 2026 — confirmed by a Government Gazette notice on 13 March. After 11 years of operating locally (registered February 2015), Singapore's Fitbit entity is being wound up. Liquidators Sam Kok Weng and Lie Kok Keong have been appointed to handle the process. Creditors had until 8 April 2026 to submit claims.

This isn't entirely surprising. Google's parent company Alphabet completed its US$2.1 billion (S$2.7 billion) acquisition of Fitbit back in January 2021. Since then, Fitbit has been steadily absorbed into Google's ecosystem — most visibly through the Pixel Watch lineup. The Singapore corporate entity was, at this point, a formality waiting to be dissolved.

So… Does Your Fitbit Still Work?

Yes. Your device still works.

Google confirmed to The Straits Times on 19 March 2026 that:

Fitbit devices remain available through the Google Store and selected retail partners in Singapore
Existing users can get support via Google's support channels
Retailers where you purchased your device can also assist

So your Charge, Sense, Versa or Inspire isn't bricking itself. Small mercies.

What About Warranty and Repairs in Singapore?

Here's where it gets fun. And by fun, I mean exactly as frustrating as it's always been.

As I've documented on this site since 2021: Fitbit has never had an official repair or warranty service centre in Singapore. Not one. The liquidation of the Singapore entity doesn't change that — because there was nothing to change. You were always being pointed back to your seller or to Fitbit's online "community" for support.

Now that the Singapore entity is gone entirely, support routes in 2026 are:

Google Support — support.google.com/fitbit
Retailer where purchased — your best bet for warranty claims
Google Store Singapore — for new purchases and some support queries

What has not appeared: a physical walk-in service centre. Still zip. Still nada.

Why Is Fitbit Singapore Closing?

The short version: Google bought Fitbit, absorbed the brand into its hardware ecosystem, and no longer needs a standalone Singapore corporate entity. The Fitbit brand still exists — but as a product line under Google, not an independent company.

The winding-up is a clean administrative closure, not a collapse. Assets will be distributed, obligations settled, and that's that.

Quick Answer Box: Fitbit Singapore Closing — Key Facts

Is Fitbit Singapore closing? Yes. Fitbit Singapore Pte. Ltd. entered voluntary liquidation on 9 March 2026 after 11 years of local operations.Can I still use my Fitbit in Singapore? Yes. Devices continue to work. Support is available via Google's support channels and retailers.Is there a Fitbit service centre in Singapore? No. There has never been an official Fitbit repair or warranty centre in Singapore. This has not changed.Where do I get Fitbit support in Singapore? Contact Google Support at support.google.com/fitbit or return to your original retailer.

The Bottom Line

Fitbit Singapore is gone as a corporate entity. Your device still works. Support still exists — just not in any form that involves walking into a shop and talking to someone who actually knows your device.

Same as it ever was, really.

If anything changes — like Google magically opening a physical support centre in Singapore — I'll update this post. Don't hold your breath.

Sources: Government Gazette (13 March 2026), The Straits Times, Mothership.sg, Singapore Business Review