How to connect your Smartwatch to the phone

Hello friends, today we are going to tell you how to connect your "Smart Phone to Phone Se kaise Hono Kare" If you are looking for then you will get right information here.
Friends, in today's world where technology is growing, we all have become so busy with our lives that we cannot take care of our health. For such reasons, some commercial companies have introduced electronic devices such as Fitness Band and Smartwatch in the market to establish their market. Friends, with the help of these smart watches, you can see the changes in your body, such as: heart rate, SpO2, exercise records, and not only that, if your phone is lost, you can find it again. With the help of a smart watch.
We will tell you that by connecting your smart watch to your Android phone, you can do many important things, such as: calls, messages, you can also start the camera, and you can do other things like with your smartwatch. Some situations are unknown to all of us.

How To Connect Smartwatch To Android Phone.

First you need to open Play Store or App Market. Then search for Fitpro on your phone and download this smartwatch app. When you download here you will be asked for permissions and you must allow them all through the application. Then you will see two options here, you can also enter here with your email if you want. Or you can login with your facebook ID.

Before login you need to register your letter I want, for that you will see Register option on the left side of this app. You must register your username and password here. So you can easily get into this program. Then turn on your smartwatch and then swipe up. Then you will see an option that will be written under long press, here you will see your mobile and band statistics, you have to press this option for 10 seconds, now our watch is scanning.

Then you need to open the program, here you need to find the settings option and then at the top you need to find the tether device option to know more information. As long as you click on this link, you will see the code of your smart watch, as long as you click on this code, you can easily connect your smart watch to your phone.





 

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