To attach a new band, simply line it up with the latch on both sides and press in until you can hear it snap into place. Sometimes you may have to wriggle it around, perhaps lock properly into the watch, before fully releasing it from the case.ģ. To release, push down on the flat button on the strap on both sides. Turn the Fitbit Ionic onto its front and locate the band latches – there'll be one on each end for you to unclip.Ģ. It's easier than the Versa 2, that's for sure.ġ. The Fitbit Ionic is perhaps the easiest device to customise within the Fitbit family, with its clip system helping you snap different bands into place in just a few seconds. Then to attach a new band, just slide it into the latch until you hear it snap into place.įinding solid third-party bands for this tracker isn't necessarily easy, so check out our best Fitbit Charge 3 bands to buy.
As with the Ionic, you may have to move it around and lock properly before trying to un-snap it from the frame.ģ. To release, press down on the flat button on the strap. Turn over the tracker onto its front and find the two latches – one will sit on either side of the case.Ģ. That's because both feature the same strap mechanism on the actual tracker, and, similar to the Ionic, switching both sides should actually be very easy.ġ. You should hear the two sides lock into place, and the band should be stable.Ĭhanging bands on the Fitbit Charge 3 and older Charge 2 is actually very similar, despite the leap made between generations in the design department. Then, as you fit it into one end, line it up with the other end and release the pin into place.Ĥ. To attach a new wristband, slide the pin into the small notch on the watch.
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