Turn on the Fitbit and confirm the phone's Bluetooth is enabled. Ensure your Fitbit device and phone are close. Open the Fitbit app on your phone and tap Today. Press and hold the screen and pull down ...

It's hard to believe, but Fitbit's fitness trackers were around before smartphones became the ubiquitous devices they are today. That meant that since its earliest days, Fitbit synced with Windows PCs ...

Third-party apps like Strava or MyFitnessSync can get your data from your watch to your Fitbit account. You'll need to create an account with the third-party app and sign in to your Fitbit account to ...

Fitbit is discontinuing support for PC and Mac syncing. On a support page spotted by 9to5Google, the company said it would remove the option for users to sync their trackers over its Connect app on ...

Right off the bat, there isn’t a master fix for Fitbit and MyFitnessPal syncing issues. However, it’s always a good idea to rule out the seemingly obvious when troubleshooting. It’s essential to ...

One way you synced the very first Fitbit devices was by connecting a dock to your desktop computer and plugging in the tracker. The widespread availability of smartphones has replaced the need for ...

The company confirms that Fitbit Connect, an app that features PC syncing, will be phased out soon. The discontinuity of this application will mean that users can no longer sync their devices with a ...

If you own a Fitbit smartwatch or fitness tracker but prefer using Garmin Connect as a platform, can you sync data between the two? The answer is far from simple, but there are ways you can send your ...

For the past few weeks, Samsung’s Android 13 update has resulted in the Fitbit Charge 5 and Luxe not being able to sync. From stats and workouts not appearing to being unable to change settings, this ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Fitbit users couldn’t connect data from their wearables to the cloud, and attempting to fix the issue by ...

A: Challenge accepted, Diane! Actually, if you’ve been reading my column for any serious amount of the 16-plus years that it’s been publishing, you’ve surely seen me say that I welcome questions that ...