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Versa 3 won't allow to play music anymore

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‎05-12-2023 06:49 - last edited on ‎05-12-2023 10:57 by Fitbit Moderator

‎05-12-2023 06:49 - last edited on ‎05-12-2023 10:57 by Fitbit Moderator

Got my versa 3 two years ago after using the versa. 2 for a number of years, happily with music playback of my own library. Found out the versa 3 didn't allow that feature and had to pay for Pandora. My running seasons are just a few months in the summer. I discontinue Pandora in the winter when I am not running. I found that in the spring when I went to start running again. Fitbit had removed Pandora. So I tried Spotify. But it doesn't play music at all on my Fitbit while I'm running. Not getting another Fitbit device that's for sure.

 

 

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‎05-14-2023 12:02

‎05-14-2023 12:02

Hi @SunsetRunner - Fitbit removed onboard music for all watched as of end March 2023. It's not an alternative but you can still use the builtin Music controls to play any music on your phone [and adjust the volume].

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‎05-14-2023 12:36

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‎05-14-2023 12:36

Yeah I got that. That's obvious. But I don't want to carry my phone running. I just wanted my watch to play music

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