What Fitbit Trackers Can You Answer Calls On?

Setting Up Fitbit Smartwatches For Calls!

We know your original inquiry was about the ability to answer calls through your Fitbit tracker, but we couldn’t resist the urge to share some wizardry with you. For you see, setting up your Fitbit tracker with your phone may not always be a walk in the park. But fear not, dear reader, for it is possible! With a mere 5 minutes of your time and a touch of patience, you can make this connection as seamless as a swish and flick of your wand.

If you’ve missed the chance to set up on-wrist calls when you first connected your Fitbit device to your account? Fear not, for it is never too late to add this spellbinding feature. Simply journey to the Today tab in the Fitbit app on your phone, tap your profile picture, then your device image, and finally On-Wrist Calls.

The instructions below will guide you through the process with ease, and soon you will be able to answer calls.

Instructions For Android

• Open the Settings app on your watch, then navigate to Vibration & Audio. In the On-wrist calls section, tap Sense Controls/Calls or Versa 3 Controls/Calls.
• On your phone, tap Settings, then Bluetooth. Let your phone scan for available devices.
• When you see Sense Controls/Calls or Versa 3 Controls/Calls as an available device, tap it. A number will appear on your phone screen.
• Wait until the same number appears on your watch, then tap Pair.
• Return to the Fitbit app on your phone, and voilà! The Bluetooth pairing step is complete.

Instructions For iPhone

• Tap Start Setup on your device.
• If you’re unable to start the setup, open the Settings app on your watch, then navigate to Vibration & Audio. In the On-wrist calls section, tap Sense Controls/Calls or Versa 3 Controls/Calls.
• On your phone, tap Settings, then Bluetooth. Let your phone scan for available devices.
• When you see the name of your Fitbit device, followed by the words “Controls” or “Calls” (for example, Sense 2 Calls), tap it. A number will appear on your phone screen.
• Wait until the same number appears on your watch, then tap Pair.
• Return to the Fitbit app on your phone and tap Done to complete the setup.

Fitbit Trackers That Allow Answering Calls

The Fitbit Family, where technological wizardry meets wearable elegance.

Four members, each with their own unique abilities, stand at the forefront – the Fitbit Versa 4, the Fitbit Versa 3, the Fitbit Sense 2, and the Fitbit Sense. With the power to answer calls with a simple gesture, they can keep you connected to the world, no matter where your adventures might be taking you.

Fitbit Versa 3

The Fitbit Versa 3, released in 2020, has been a standout member of the clan for quite some time now. Though not the powerhouse of the lineup upon its arrival, the Versa 3 boasts a versatile array of features for the casual user. With GPS capabilities, it makes for a fantastic exercise companion, offering features like heart rate tracking, oxygen level measurement, and Fall Detection.

But what of its smartwatch capabilities?

While it does allow for text and call answering, the lack of call-making functionality and the less-than-exciting Fitbit operating system may leave something to be desired. Nevertheless, the Fitbit Versa 3 remains a valuable member of the Fitbit family, constantly pushing the boundaries of what a fitness tracker can be.

Fitbit Sense

Fitbit Sense, a top-of-the-line smartwatch released in 2020, boasts an array of impressive features that make it a must-have for tech-savvy fitness enthusiasts.

Not only can it track heart rate, oxygen levels, and even falls, but it also allows for hands-free calling. With a long talk-time and the ability to answer calls directly from your wrist.

However, for confidential matters, it’s always best to switch to your phone for added privacy, and just like Versa 3 suffers from the same fate of hands: you can’t make calls through it.

Fitbit Versa 4

Stepping into the spotlight in September 2022, Fitbit Versa 4 arrived with much anticipation, ready to take the throne from its predecessor, the beloved Versa 3. Though it seemed like a natural progression in the evolution of Fitbit’s smartwatches, one key feature was missing at the time of its debut – the ability to answer calls.

But fret not, dear Fitbit enthusiasts!

For with the latest software update, Fitbit has granted the Versa 4 the power to take calls right from your wrist. No longer must you fumble for your phone during a call, or miss an important conversation while your phone is out of reach. The Fitbit Versa 4 now brings that level of convenience and sophistication to your daily life, making it the ultimate wearable for both fitness and technology.

Fitbit Sense

The Fitbit Sense 2 is the newest addition to the Fitbit family, arriving in September of 2022 with a bang!

But hold up, before you start picking out outfits to match, it’s important to note that there’s not much difference between the original Fitbit Sense and the Sense 2 in terms of functionality. However, the good news is that Fitbit has finally caught up with the times and added the ability to answer calls, giving you even more reasons to love your fitness companion.

Now let’s talk about what the Fitbit Sense 2 is really all about?

It’s a fitness tracker at its core, with a focus on health and wellness. The Fitbit Sense 2 can track your heart rate, oxygen levels, and sleep patterns to give you a comprehensive view of your health. But don’t let that fool you, it’s also got some features like Fitbit Pay and Google Assistant (thanks to Alphabet Inc Fitbit acquisition) to make things even. It’s the perfect combination of form and function, designed to keep you healthy and connected on-the-go.

Helpful Tips To Keep In Mind

To make you calling experience on Fitbit trackers more rich, you can always try to keep an eye on these three:

• Make sure you’re using the latest version of the Fitbit app.
• Make sure your Fitbit device is up-to-date.
• Keep your phone nearby with the Fitbit app running in the background. Your phone should be within 30 feet (10 meters) of your watch.

There is no sure fire guarantee it will help, but hey, there is no harm in trying, and isn’t that for what we are here in first place? To keep trying.