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Turn off BlueTooth and Wifi

‎05-26-2024 06:40

‎05-26-2024 06:40

Are there any Fitbits that allow you turn OFF Bluetooth and wifi? I don't mean disconnect, I need it turned off during the day and I can turn it on in the evenings to sync everything. I had the Charge 5, but I apparently couldn't turn off Bluetooth (and it has since been lost in a move). I'm wanting to get another fitness tracker, but the online documentation isn't very clear on turning these capabilities on and off. I can't just "disconnect" or "unpair". The features have to be turned off. Thanks for any help!

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‎05-26-2024 06:47

‎05-26-2024 06:47

Hello @hengifa6 and welcome to the Community.  I'm sorry, but Fitbit doesn't let users turn off the device Bluetooth on any model.  The Charge 6 doesn't have wi-fi connectivity.

Laurie | Maryland
Sense 2, Luxe, Aria 2 | iOS | Mac OS

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‎05-26-2024 11:29

‎05-26-2024 11:29

@hengifa6 the Google Pixel Watch has Airplane Mode, which will turn off Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. Pixel Watches use the same Fitbit app that you are used to for tracking health and activity data. That device is only compatible with Android and battery life is much less than with Fitbits. They can be a little expensive, but I've seen some good sale prices for the original Pixel Watch lately. 

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Amanda | Wyoming, USA
Pixel Watch 3, Inspire 3, Sense | Android


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