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‎04-27-2020 08:43

‎04-27-2020 08:43

I wear my Fitbit Versa2 on my left wrist and I want continue to use my left wrist,  but I want to turn it so that the toggle button is on the opposite side....on the right side of my wrist. Is there a setting to allow this? 

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‎04-27-2020 09:31

‎04-27-2020 09:31

Hi, @Jenna2098! There's no setting to do this, but it would be brilliant to have (since I wear on my right wrist). If you create a feature suggestion, please post the link here, I'd be happy to add my vote!

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‎04-27-2020 12:08

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‎04-27-2020 12:08

Why @Jenna2098 the button was out on the left side because the average user is right handed and wears the unit on their left arm. 

This is so the button may be easily pressed with the thumb. 

I feel sorry for those that wear the tracker on there right arm since the button is not in the correct position. Look at an AW and where they put their button. 

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