Hello There,
I’ve recently upgraded from my One to a Charge 2. Now, I do have some limited
vision, and have been using one sort of Fitbit or another since 2014.
I used a magnifier to read the code from my Charge 2 when setting it up. And
like others have said there are some buttons that
You do need your phone to use your FitBit, at least as a blind person.
The Charge HR does display the time, but since it doesn't talk itself, I
can't read the time off of my Charge HR as a blind person. I use the
FitBit app with Android now, but I don't see many unlabelled buttons,
and I don't
Hi Marie, and anyone else who can give me some information.
If zip it that you are using does it have a watch that included on it and do
you need your phone to use the watch as far as I know the only real excess a
bowl product is the Apple Watch I know that there are many unlabeled or on
I use a Fitbit Alta HR, the only sighted help I needed to set it up was to
read the code to type.
I find the application quite easy to use on my 5s.
Hope this helps a bit, good luck!
Marie
On Tuesday, April 10, 2018 at 12:50:01 PM UTC+2, Arnold Schmidt wrote:
> I am considering a FitBit, and am
I notice that some prefer the watch and I'd be interested to know what
functionality the watch affords and how the two compare with regard to fitness
activity.
I have aquired a FitBit and am about to try it so will be interested in any
further comments, please.
Carol P
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Subject: Setting Up FitBit using VoiceOver
I am considering a FitBit, and am wondering if I can set it up using VoiceOver,
or will I need sighted assistance. I get varying answers
Hi, I hope this will help you.
My husband did have to help me set up my original fit bit flex two, many of the
areas when trying to use this app are not accessible to us. I myself, will not
buy another fit bit, I have called him several times and try to explain the
situation to them, but many
On my Charge HR I needed sighted help to read a code that appeared on
the display of the Charge HR. I also couldn't set my height and weight
during the initial set up, although I think I could set this later.
Other than that everything was accessible. This was almost two years
ago, so things
I am considering a FitBit, and am wondering if I can set it up using VoiceOver,
or will I need sighted assistance. I get varying answers on this, and am
seeking other opinions. Are there other similar devices that I should consider
that are easier to set up or use with VoiceOver? Thanks for any
