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How to Change the Clock Face on a Fitbit Charge 2

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The Fitbit app used and shown in this video was on a Huawei Honor 7 Android phone.

I've recently acquired a Fitbit Charge 2 Tracker and just wanted to share with you some tips for changing the clock face. There were more options than I realised!

From showing everything including time, date, steps and heart rate on one display to just showing purely the time and date on another, there are around 11 different clock options. Within these, there's a choice of an analogue display, plenty of digital displays and even an option to display the time in words.

As shown in the video, it's straightforward to change the clock face on a Fitbit Charge 2:

- Make sure that your Fitbit Charge 2 is close

- Go onto the app

- Click on the black device at the top right of the screen

- When the page opens, scroll down to clock display - select a style for your clock

- Simply Scroll left and right to choose the clock face you require. Click on the one required and it will be highlighted.

- Click choose at footer of page

- This then takes you back to the previous page

- Scroll back up to look at the sync status. This normally updates straightaway although you may have to press the sync button to update depending on your sync settings.

- If your Fitbit is with you, and device is synced, the update should take place immediately.

- All done, you're good to go!


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The Tech Guru published this 4:00 video tutorial on October 28, 2018. It has been watched 73,691 times on YouTube.

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