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Blaze Bluetooth problem

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‎07-19-2016 09:01

‎07-19-2016 09:01

I have a Fitbit Blaze and I want to use the Bluetooth for music. But every time I put my Blaze in Pairing mode it doesn't sync up with my IPad. I would shutdown my iPad and Blaze but when I turn it back on it still doesn't sync. (My iPad is a 2nd generation.)
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‎07-19-2016 12:52

‎07-19-2016 12:52

@EllisIngraham What you are describing sounds a lot like a known limitation of Bluetooth. If you have a Bluetooth bond between your Blaze and a mobile device (which is required for things like music control or notifications), the bond will block your tracker from syncing with a second mobile device.

If this is the case, I'd recommend the tips mentioned here. Hope this helps and welcome to the Community!

Derrick | Retired Moderator, Fitbit

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‎07-19-2016 12:52

‎07-19-2016 12:52

@EllisIngraham What you are describing sounds a lot like a known limitation of Bluetooth. If you have a Bluetooth bond between your Blaze and a mobile device (which is required for things like music control or notifications), the bond will block your tracker from syncing with a second mobile device.

If this is the case, I'd recommend the tips mentioned here. Hope this helps and welcome to the Community!

Derrick | Retired Moderator, Fitbit
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