One of the Fitbit Versa’s standout features is the ability to download and play music without a phone, making it the company’s most successful attempt at the smartwatch industry to yet.
The Versa, like the Ionic before it, allows you to download over 300 tunes for use with your preferred Bluetooth headphones. There are now three ways you can approach this, and for each of them, this is how you should begin.
The most recent music provider to be made available for the Fitbit Versa/Ionic is Deezer(opens in new tab), and I immediately prefer it over other options for keeping music on my wrist. Deezer Premium+ is required and costs $9.99/month. Fitbit users can, however, benefit from a free 90-day trial if they’re new to Deezer.
How to transfer music to fitbit Versa 2
On the Versa page of the Fitbit app, choose Deezer from the Services section of the Media tile.
- Put the Deezer app’s activation code on your Versa by visiting fitbit.com/deezer (opens in new tab).
- Open a new Deezer account or log in to an existing one.
- In the Deezer section of the Fitbit app, select the new Add Music button.
- Make a choice about the playlist you want to use.