10-11-2024
19:08
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10-15-2024
10:14
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ManuFitbit
10-11-2024
19:08
- last edited on
10-15-2024
10:14
by
ManuFitbit
I just bought a Pixel 8 and I'd like to use Fitbit on the device. The Fitbit application tries to pair with the device, but it always fails. Annoyingly it doesn't explain what the issue is, but it always cheerfully offers to 'try again'. Of course, the attempt continues to fail.
Why doesn't Fitbit handle the situation more intelligently? What do I have to do to get this to work?
Thanks.
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I should point out that my old Pixel 4 is still paired with the Fitbit. Do I have to break the link with the Pixel 4 before attempting to use the Pixel 8? Or can both be paired at the same time?
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10-12-2024 19:04
10-12-2024 19:04
10-12-2024 05:37
10-12-2024 05:37
Hello @Zorkmid and welcome to the Community. There is a tight Bluetooth bond between a Fitbit and your phone when you have it set to receive notifications. Please remove your Fitbit from your list of Bluetooth devices on your Pixel 4 to use your new phone.
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Take a look at the Fitbit help site for further assistance and information.
10-12-2024 13:50
10-12-2024 13:50
10-12-2024 15:09
10-12-2024 15:09
@Zorkmid You need to remove the Fitbit from the list of Bluetooth devices on your old phone first. Then open the Fitbit app on your new phone and set up the Fitbit as new device there. It's not clear to me that this is what you are doing. You don't need to add the Fitbit in the Bluetooth settings of the new phone. Just let the Fitbit app do that.
10-12-2024 19:04
10-12-2024 19:04
10-12-2024 21:47
10-12-2024 21:47
Even though I thought things were fine, it still wouldn't synchronize. So I uninstalled Fitbit and re-added the Inspire 2. Now things are working fine.