Buds and Buds 2 will still connect to Wearable with no problem, only the Watches won't connect. The problem was originally only with the Watch 5 Pro, because I was upgrading, but once I disconnected the Watch 4 Classic to see if that helped the 5 problem, it made me reset it, and now it will not connect, either.
On the bottom of the UI, select “Device” to add/connect your smartwatch to Glory Fit app. Tap “ Add a New Device ”, then “ Select Device ”/ Tap on the smartwatch to bind the device. The app will prompt you if you have successfully connected your device to the smartwatch. If there is a problem, check the basic troubleshooting below.
I have not drawn any conclusion as to whether the fault is with the Fit E or the app. At the time of writing my Fit E is showing 6224 steps while the app (with Galaxy Fit selected) is only showing 6186 steps. The more steps I have done in a day the bigger the delta can be. From my observations I think the Fit E is quite accurate as I have from
1. iOS: Go to phone settings to find the Bluetooth setting and then remove all the devices. To do so, tap on the icon and tap Forget all the devices. Android: Go to phone Bluetooth settings to clear Bluetooth data 2. Toggle Bluetooth OFF 3. Reboot your phone 4. Toggle Bluetooth ON 5. Log out and then re-login the app 6. Try pairing again
If you don't find this option, tap Unpair with phone . To confirm, tap Done . Set up your watch & phone again. On your phone, open the Wear OS app or the companion app for your device. Tip: If you use the companion app for your device, follow their instructions. At the top of the screen, tap the name of your watch Add a new watch.
2) Delete the Fitbit app from your phone. 3) Remove all data from your Versa by going to Settings app > About > Factory Reset–this removes all its data. 4) Charge your Versa to 100% connecting it to a power outlet (via USB adapter) and not a computer–allow 2-3 hours for this full charge, uninterrupted
DiOys. galaxy fit 2 won t connect to phone
