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Blaze doesn't show Chinese characters correctly

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‎09-18-2017 21:32

‎09-18-2017 21:32

Blaze doesn't show Chinese characters correctly. All Chinese words become monster. Help!

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‎09-19-2017 13:34

‎09-19-2017 13:34

It's great to have you here @kikiwuc! Currently, Blaze supports the simplified Chinese, Japanese and Korean languages. 

 

Additionally, I found this idea Traditional Chinese. You may want to vote for it, because those are viewed by our engineers and developers. 

 

Thanks for voting and for your understanding. 🙂 

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‎09-19-2017 13:34

‎09-19-2017 13:34

It's great to have you here @kikiwuc! Currently, Blaze supports the simplified Chinese, Japanese and Korean languages. 

 

Additionally, I found this idea Traditional Chinese. You may want to vote for it, because those are viewed by our engineers and developers. 

 

Thanks for voting and for your understanding. 🙂 

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‎10-05-2017 20:06

In response to SilviaFitbit

‎10-05-2017 20:06

Hi 

Can you provide the procedure of how to display simplified Chinese on the fitbit blaze? Cuz mine doesn't show the character correctly.

 

Cheers

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‎10-06-2017 11:22

In response to littlesith

‎10-06-2017 11:22

A warm welcome to the Community @littlesith! You just need to have the latest version of Blaze's firmware. It was implemented in the version 17.8.200.3. 

 

If you're still not seeing it properly, just make sure your phone is set to this language and sync your tracker after, this should show correctly. You can also try restarting it. 

 

Hope this helps! Keep me posted. 

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‎10-08-2018 22:53

In response to littlesith

‎10-08-2018 22:53

the only way is buy other brand's smart watch...

i have wait for over 4 years.

this company don't want to improve. really disapointed on it.

 

i have no idea how hard is it?

suppory FITBIT product made me feel sad.

@littlesith wrote:

Hi 

Can you provide the procedure of how to display simplified Chinese on the fitbit blaze? Cuz mine doesn't show the character correctly.

 

Cheers

 

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‎10-26-2018 02:54

In response to SilviaFitbit

‎10-26-2018 02:54

I seriously cannot get my blaze to read simplified chinese. It says that I have to change the language in fitbit advance setting to chinese but advance setting only has time zone. 

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‎11-12-2018 13:54

In response to SilviaFitbit

‎11-12-2018 13:54

@SilviaFitbit Unfortunately this solution doesn't work for many users.  Personally, I am a native English speaker but bilingual in Japanese, and I'd like my Japanese notifications (and song titles from my sync'd music device!) to show up in Japanese, but still use my FitBit in English for other daily functions.  I see that you guys have implemented this feature for Cyrillic, but I continue to be confused why this feature is not implemented for all Unicode.  As a software developer myself, I am well aware of the difficulty of doing so, and I am also well aware that it is in fact more difficult in terms of software development cost to implement only Cyrillic (as you have done) than it is to implement all worldwide languages.  Your choice to restrict support to only Cyrillic is puzzling to say the least.

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