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Re: Unable to use my earphones simultaneously

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‎06-14-2023 05:11

‎06-14-2023 05:11

My EarPods connect in and out when my Fitbit 5 is also connected to my iPhone 13.  To make it even worse you can’t turn off the Fitbit. I have to take my Fitbit out of range to stop the interference.   Fitbit should fix this issue and also have a off button.   FRUSTRATED 

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‎06-14-2023 08:41

‎06-14-2023 08:41

Hi @Lippy007 I'm sure that you are not the only iOS user with this issue, therefore I've moved your post to the iOS board. Somebody may have an answer. 

As I mentioned, this is simple in android, in that, we are able to choose which app users which Bluetooth device. This would require using a third party music player, and not a fitbit workout 

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