For the past few days, I had a notification on my phone saying that my gear s2 was disconnected and I could not get my watch to connect via bluetooth. When I tried to connect my watch to my phone again, it gets stuck on the "Finishing Pairing" screen on my phone. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling the wearables app, connecting manually in my
1) Launch Garmin Express. 2) On the top left of the Garmin Express screen, be sure your device is showing. 3) On the top right of the page, click on Device. It may be grayed out, but you can click it. 4) Once you are on the Device page, next to the picture of your device, click on Delete Device from Express. Hi everyone, I was super excited to try out my new Gear Fit 2 (ordered from Best Buy in the US), but heartbreakingly it will not actually connect to my phone. I am on a Galaxy S 6 running the original OS, but the tricky part is that it is from a Japanese provider (DoCoMo). In order to pair I need to go into watch settings and go to Bluetooth and manually change “pair your phone if music controls are off”. This is always listed “off” and I have to change to “pair”. Then the phone, samsung galaxy 9, will connect to Fitbit. An hour later, Bluetooth is not connected to Fitbit and have to do it all over again. 1) Your phone is compatible with Health Mate. You can check this by clicking here if you have an Android phone, or here if you have an iPhone. 2) The battery level is above 30%. If not, please insert new, non-rechargeable batteries (Energizer or Duracell are recommended). 3) The mobile device is within 5 feet of the scale.

If the battery percentage is greater than 20 – 25% and your watch shows a black screen or is not responsive to the touch, a soft reset helps fix this issue. Press and hold the Power button on the watch while it is charging. You see the ‘Power Off’ button show up on the Options screen. Tap on “Power Off”.

Switch on Bluetooth by pulling down your phone's notification shade and tapping on the Bluetooth icon after your phone restarts. Make sure that the device is in pairing mode. Keep it close and give your phone time to scan all nearby devices. Once your phone shows the device's name on the screen, tap on it and connect.
Solution: turn off mobile data /Airplane mode then start WiFi. M RC Pro works fine in the middle of the field. Ophia may work but have not tried it. 1. damnittoldyouso. • 5 mo. ago. Couldn't make Samsung connect to drone. Tried GPS and M RC etc, did not work. I used an older phone with no sim card and Ophelia Go worked.
On your phone, open the Google Fit app . At the bottom, tap Profile. You’ll find the account you used to sign in. On your watch, swipe down from the top of the screen. Tap Settings Personalization Accounts. You’ll find the account you used to sign in. If they’re not the same, sign in to the same account on both devices. For iPhones, go to Settings > General > Shutdown. Select “Restart,” “Reboot,” or “slide to power off.”. Wait until your phone boots again, or manually power your device back on by pressing the power button. Check if the Fitbit app finds your Fitbit device. If not, try restarting your Fitbit itself or try pairing your Fitbit device The Gear S and Gear Watch are no longer supported by the new Wear app, which the Gear app automatically updates to. It's not really the S21 it's the app. I am not even able to connect my Gear to my Note 3 which is the phone I bought it with because of the updated app. We need the gear app frozen at that version before the update to Wear so that

userJcfXuJXqq3. Astronaut. Options. 04-19-2021 08:18 PM in. Gear and Gear Fit. Hello, I just got a Fit2 and after I set it up with my phone, it's all fine except the touchscreen is not responsive at all. Only the Touch Key below the screen can wake up the screen but that's it. I can't open menus, I can't swipe from either direction.

If your screen is dim, tap it to wake up the watch. From the top of your screen, swipe down. Tap Settings . On some watches, you need to swipe left to find this option. Tap System. Scroll and tap Restart Done . Restart your Android phone. Reset your watch to factory settings. If the steps above didn’t work, try the steps below.

Here are the Problems and Solutions we Applied with Connecting your smartwatch to WearFit 2.0 and Synchronization with the Smartphone. A. WearFit 2.0 Support App Won’t Recognize the Smartwatch . Solutions: 1. Check app permissions ( Allow the app to access some settings of your phone for the meantime to test it out) 2.

5. Toggle Bluetooth Off and On. Turn Bluetooth off, wait 30 seconds, and turn it back on. This resets the connection and can help your S20 find and connect to nearby devices properly. 6. Clear If your watch will not pair to a phone, or if it randomly disconnects, restart your watch. You should also make sure the Galaxy wearable app is up to date, but it may be necessary to reset the app and unpair your watch.
Galaxy S20. About 2 months ago my charger suddenly won't fit into the charging port. No matter how much I tried to plug it in, it just won't go. It's as though something is in the way. I've checked the port multiple times to make sure there isn't anything obstructing the connection. The flat connector piece inside the port isn't loose or shaky.
Open the phone's Bluetooth settings, select the Fitbit device if there, tell Bluetooth to forget the device. Open the phone's settings -> apps -> Fitbit. Force Stop the app, and Clear Data and Clear Cache. Shut down the phone (don't restart, shut down), then turn the phone on again. Restart the Charge 2 tracker. To Connect the Gear Fit 2 Pro to your mobile, see steps below: 1 Turn on the Gear. 2 Select a language to use and tap Next. A screen will appear about downloading and installing the Samsung Gear app. 3 On the Apps screen of mobile device, launch Samsung Gear. If necessary, update the Samsung Gear app to the latest version. 4 Tap START THE JOURNEY. .