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Listen to music from Fitbit Sense

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‎03-09-2021 15:32

‎03-09-2021 15:32

Is it possible to listen to music from the Fitbit Sense without my phone and without headphones? As in the music coming out from the Sense's speakers. Thanks
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‎03-10-2021 04:33

‎03-10-2021 04:33

Hi @GabrielGonzalez,

 

no, that is not supported.

The speaker of the Fitbit Sense is currently only used for two purposes:

  1. phone calls
  2. Alexa answer (Google voice answer to come later)

You may suggest your feature idea as further improvement. Some users also ask for alarm or notification sound. But I would assume the speaker with its 75 dB would be too quiete for that. 

Wenn dir mein Beitrag geholfen hat, freue ich mich über ein Kudos (Daumen hoch Symbol)!

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‎03-10-2021 04:33

‎03-10-2021 04:33

Hi @GabrielGonzalez,

 

no, that is not supported.

The speaker of the Fitbit Sense is currently only used for two purposes:

  1. phone calls
  2. Alexa answer (Google voice answer to come later)

You may suggest your feature idea as further improvement. Some users also ask for alarm or notification sound. But I would assume the speaker with its 75 dB would be too quiete for that. 

Wenn dir mein Beitrag geholfen hat, freue ich mich über ein Kudos (Daumen hoch Symbol)!
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