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I can’t hear the music that I can tell is actively playing (evidenced by equalizer bars) on my Fitbit Versa. I’ve already downloaded a playlist on Deezer, have synced to the Fitbit & can navigate through the playlist & have also paired the Airpids pro to the Fitbit, but still can’t hear anything. Deezer is a Music streamin. The content of this video will be the same for any versa family smartwatch including the latest Fitbit sense, versa 3 and versa 2. Deezer is a Music streamin. I have a Samsung Galaxy Note 8 and i just purchased a Fitbit Versa 2. I have tried for 2 days straight to get Deezer to work on the watch with no luck.I get to the point twhere i type the activation code from the Deezer app onto my Versa and then it says “Link accounts” - every time i do this I get. Troubleshooting: Syncing Deezer music to your Fitbit If your Fitbit stops syncing during the transfer process, it may be because the Wi-Fi connection has been lost. In that case, check your internet connection to your smartphone and Fitbit. You can see more troubleshooting tips for iOS devices here and for Android here.

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Fitbit Sense vs Fitbit Versa 3: is there a clear winner in this battle of the best Fitbits? Both the Fitbit Sense and the Fitbit Versa 3 are out NOW, making a lot of Fitbit watch fans happy but also a bit confused as both smartwatches look pretty much the same. Which one is better and what are the main differences between the two? Let's discover.

The all-new Fitbit Sense is a more expensive offering that the company calls its “most advanced health smartwatch” thanks to its electrodermal activity (EDA) sensor for stress management. The Fitbit Versa 3, meanwhile, is the latest iteration to by far its most successful wearable to date.

If you’re in the market for a new Fitbit smartwatch but not sure which device is right for you, this feature comparison guide is bound to help you make up your mind.

Fitbit Sense vs Fitbit Versa 3: health and fitness

When it comes to keeping a track of your fitness endeavours, the Fitbit Versa 3 has been given on-device GPS and an improved PurePulse 2.0 technology. The latter makes use of a fresh multi-path heart rate sensor and updated algorithm which powers personalised heart rate notifications from the watch itself.

Basically, this means the Versa 3 will monitor your heart rate continuously, 24/7, and detect and send a notification if your it’s showing any signs of a condition that requires medical attention, such as bradycardia (a heart rate that is too slow) and tachycardia (a heart rate that is too fast).

Fitbit has also introduced Active Zone Minutes to the Versa 3, a tool which measures the intensity of your activity to make it easier to stay on top of your fitness goals, beyond tracking your daily steps.

As the flagship product, the FitbitSense boasts all the above features but brings on board even more health management tools, offering a deeper dive into heart health. These include being able to check for signs of atrial fibrillation with a heart rhythm assessment on the Fitbit ECG app as well as a new EDA sensor, which measures electrodermal activity responses. For example, using an EDA Scan app, users will be able to place their palm over the face of the Sense to detect small electrical changes in the sweat level of their skin, which may indicate the body’s response to stress.

Fitbit Sense vs Fitbit Versa 3: design

Both the Versa 3 and the Sense look quite alike, so much so that’s it’s not so easy to tell them apart. According to Fitbit, this was intentional as the latter was used as a reference point, with the goal to create softer lines and increased comfort. Nevertheless, this does mean that accessories are cross-compatible between the devices, with “infinite band” straps that flaunt a quick-release mechanism and come in a variety of styles and colours.

The Sense watch does offer some more premium design features, though, having a glass and metal body and surrounded by a lighter and more polished-looking aerospace grade aluminium and stainless steel bezel.

Both Fitbit Versa 3 and Fitbit Sense will also make use of Fitbit’s magnetic charger, the company’s brand new style of charger, which we assume, should be easier to use than the docking style seen on the previous Versa devices.

Fitbit Sense vs Fitbit Versa 3: smartwatch features

Fitbit’s Versa 3 touts a host of new and improved smartwatch features over its predecessor, the Versa 2, including a bunch of smarts aimed at adding convenience for users. There’s now a built-in speaker and microphone for taking quick phone calls as well as the ability to send calls to voicemail and adjust call volume - all from the wrist.

You now also have a choice of voice assistants with the addition of Google Assistant alongside the built-in Amazon Alexa, so you can control your smart home devices by simply speaking to your watch. As expected, Fitbit Pay, Spotify and Deezer apps are all supported alongside some new curated playlists to match the varying intensity levels of different workouts.

As for the Sense, it includes all the smartwatch features found on the Versa 3.

When it comes to battery life, Fitbit claims both devices will be able to stay powered for over six days, and if you find yourself running low, “a 12-minute quick charge provides one full day of use”.

Fitbit Sense vs Fitbit Versa 3: pricing and availability

Fitbit Sense – as well as the Fitbit Versa 3 – is available today for pre-order at Fitbit and online at select retailers, including Amazon, Currys PC World, Argos and Very.co.uk, with broad worldwide availability starting in late September.

Fitbit Sense is available for £299.99 / $329.95 / €329.95 / AU$499.95 in carbon/graphite stainless steel and lunar white/soft gold stainless steel.

Fitbit Versa 3 is available for £199.99 / $229.95 / €229.95 / AU$399.95 in black/black aluminium, pink clay/soft gold aluminium and midnight/soft gold aluminium.

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Ever notice how a new album from your favorite artist can get you stoked to work out? Us, too—music can have that effect on you. That’s why, with help from our music partners, Deezer, Pandora, and Spotify, Fitbit is bringing your health and fitness experience to new volumes with curated music playlists.

Yes, you heard that right—ranging from consistently paced music for a longer run, to faster tempo tunes for HIIT, and slower paced jams for recovery or yoga, you’ll have access to different playlists of curated music for different types of activity.

Keep reading to learn all about the new playlists and start reaching your health and fitness goals to the beat of your own drum.

What are Fitbit’s curated music playlists?

We know that playlists aren’t ‘one size fits all’ when it comes to workouts. So, together we created five playlists each for Deezer, Pandora, and Spotify.* All playlists use beats per minute (BPM) ranges to keep you motivated with the music for different types of activity.

Here are a few examples of some of the playlists you’ll find on the music services:

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  1. AZM Workout (builds BPM over time): This playlist builds intensity over time to help you hit your AZM goal.
  2. Chill Beats (60-100 BPM): Chill, steady songs ideal for yoga or mat classes.
  3. Find your pace (BPM: 115-120): Ideal for long runs, bike, walking.
  4. Sync Your Stride (130-145): Ideal for syncing your pace with the rhythm when spinning, or even during power yoga.
  5. Take It to the Max (150-170): High-intensity music for when you need that extra push. Use it for sprint workouts or HIIT classes.
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How do I access the playlists from my Fitbit device?

Ready to face the music? It’s simple—access the playlists from your Fitbit device by heading to the App Gallery in the Fitbit mobile app to download Deezer, Pandora, or Spotify. You can even access the playlists on the go, from your phone to your car or your smartspeaker, get your jam sessions wherever you are.

Premium subscriptions are required for the use of the music services and through Fitbit, you’ll get access to free trials for each Deezer,Pandora, and Spotify. Plus, get a free 6-month trial of Fitbit Premium with Fitbit Sense—discover patterns and insights from your Fitbit data and get personalized guidance to reveal a healthier, stronger you. Read more about what’s included in your Fitbit Premium membership here.

After you’ve downloaded the app to your device, connecting your accounts and accessing the curated playlists is easy. Here’s the breakdown:

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  • Connect your Deezer account to Fitbit by opening the Deezer app on your device and entering the activation code shown to www.fitbit.com/deezer.
  • Once connected, you can head to the Media settings in the Fitbit mobile app to add the Deezer curated playlists or your favorited playlists from your account. Take these playlists offline and phone-free with the on-device app.
  • Access the curated playlists on other devices by viewing the Fitbit profile on Deezer.
  • Compatible Fitbit devices include Fitbit Ionic, Versa, Versa 2, Versa 3, and Sense.
  • Deezer is available globally.
  • Connect your Pandora account to Fitbit by going to the Media tile within the Fitbit mobile app and logging in to your Pandora account.
  • Once connected, you can head to the Media settings in the Fitbit mobile app to add popular Workout stations from Pandora or auto-sync your top Pandora stations. Take these playlists offline and phone-free with the on-device app.
  • Compatible Fitbit devices include the Fitbit Ionic, Versa, Versa 2, Versa 3, and Sense.
  • Access the curated stations on other devices by searching for Fitbit in playlists.
  • Pandora is available in the US only.
  • Connect your Spotify account to Fitbit by going to the Media tile within the Fitbit mobile app and logging in to your Spotify account by clicking on Settings.
  • Use “Spotify – Connect & Control” app to control your music from your wrist. Your phone must be nearby to use.
  • Compatible Fitbit devices include: Charge 4, Ionic, Versa, Versa 2, Versa Lite, Versa 3 and Sense.
  • Access the curated playlists by viewing the Fitbit profile on Spotify.
  • Spotify is available globally.

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It’s no secret that music is one of our best motivational tools, so plug in, focus up, and get started today.

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* Pandora is US only. Deezer and Spotify are worldwide.

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This information is for educational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment. You should not use this information to diagnose or treat a health problem or condition. Always check with your doctor before changing your diet, altering your sleep habits, taking supplements, or starting a new fitness routine.