How To Link Apple Watch?

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How do I pair my Apple Watch with my iPhone?

Turn on, pair, and set up your Apple Watch

  1. Put your Apple Watch on your wrist.
  2. To turn on your Apple Watch, press and hold the side button until you see the Apple logo.
  3. Bring your iPhone near your Apple Watch, wait for the Apple Watch pairing screen to appear on your iPhone, then tap Continue.
  4. Tap Set Up for Myself.

Why is my Apple Watch not pairing?

If it seems like the Apple Watch pairing process has stalled — for example, the pairing animation remains on the screen for several minutes — resetting the watch might help: Press and hold the Digital Crown while your Apple Watch is in pairing mode. Tap Reset when it appears on your watch.

Can I link two Apple watches?

Yes, in the Watch app on the phone select All Watches at the top and select Add Watch. Does assume you are using them 1 at a time. The other multiple pairing is Apple Watch Family Plan, where you can pair a dependent Child’s Cellular Apple Watch to your iPhone and control that Apple Watch from your iPhone.

Can two Apple watches be paired to the same phone?

Apple notes that only one Watch can be actively paired at a time: watchOS doesn’t support wearing two watches at once, and it doesn’t support sharing watches between multiple users at the same time.

Why is my watch not connecting to my phone?

If you’re having issues connecting your watch and phone, please begin by making sure that your phone’s OS version is compatible (Android 6.0+ and iOS 10.0+) and that the Wear OS by Google app is up-to-date. Then, check if you have activated Bluetooth on your phone, disable, and re-enable it.

How do I pair Apple Watch after reset?

On the watch, you have to go to Settings -> General -> Reset -> Erase All Content and Settings. After the watch has erased its contents, the Watch App on the phone will be able to pair to it again and you should be presented with the option to restore the watch settings from backup.

Why won’t my Apple Watch pair and update?

The following steps may help (try again after each): On your iPhone, in the Watch app, go to: My Watch > General > Usage > Software Update – delete any update file, if one is shown. Delete any beta profiles that may be installed for your iPhone and/or Apple Watch and then restart both devices after doing so.

Does Apple Watch need Wi-Fi to pair?

Apple Watch pairs to your iPhone using Bluetooth, but can use Wifi if there is a network that the watch and the phone can connect to. If the software needs to be updated on your Apple Watch during setup, then your iPhone will require access to Wi-Fi.

Why won’t my Apple Watch update or pair?

If the update won’t start, open the Watch app on your iPhone, tap General > Usage > Software Update, then delete the update file. After you delete the file, try to download and install watchOS again. Learn what to do if you see ‘Cannot Install Update’ when updating Apple Watch.

Can a kid use an Apple Watch without a phone?

You can set up and manage Apple Watch for someone who doesn’t have their own iPhone—your school-aged child or parent, for example.(Your family member’s watch doesn’t have to use the same cellular carrier as the iPhone you manage it with.) See the iPhone User Guide for information about setting up Family Sharing.

Why is my Apple Watch paired twice?

The watch showing up twice means twice the data being shown on the watch… Each time the watch is recognised as a new, active data source, it is listed separately in the Health app, but that does not result in any double-counting of data.

Can I use Apple Watch without pairing with iPhone?

You’ll need to have access to either a cellular or Wi-Fi connection if you want to use the majority of your Apple Watch’s features without an iPhone. An Apple Watch can still be used without an iPhone or internet connection, but you’ll run into limits on what you can do.

Should I unpair my old Apple watch before pairing a new one?

Unless you’re keeping both Watches, you need to unpair your old one. Once that’s done, however, your old Watch has been cut free from your iPhone, and you can give it away or sell it as you need.

How do I set up my new Apple watch if I already have one?

Set up your Apple Watch

  1. Turn on your Apple Watch and put it on.
  2. Hold your Apple Watch close to your iPhone.
  3. Hold your iPhone over the animation.
  4. Set up as new or restore from a backup.
  5. Sign in with your Apple ID.
  6. Choose your settings.
  7. Create a passcode.
  8. Choose features and apps.

How many Apple Watch can pair with iPhone?

You can pair up to 2 watches with t single phone at one time.

How do I pair my phone to my smartwatch?

Therefore, all you need to do is turn Bluetooth on and follow the steps outlined below:

  1. Step 1: Turn on Bluetooth on your Android phone.
  2. Step 2: Turn the Discoverable Mode on.
  3. Step 3: Turn on your Smartwatch.
  4. Step 4: Pair the Smartwatch with your Android Phone.

How do I manually pair my Apple Watch?

Apple Watch – Manually Pair

  1. On the Apple Watch, press and hold the. Side button.
  2. On your iPhone, tap the Watch app icon .
  3. Tap.
  4. Tap.
  5. On the Watch, tap the.
  6. On the iPhone, tap the Apple Watch that corresponds to the name displayed on your Apple Watch.
  7. On the iPhone, enter the 6-digit code that is displayed on the Watch.

How do I connect my Apple Watch to Wi-Fi before pairing?

Choose a Wi-Fi network

  1. Open the Settings app on your Apple Watch.
  2. Tap Wi-Fi. Your device automatically searches for networks.
  3. Tap the name of the network that you want to join.
  4. If asked, enter the password using Scribble or the Apple Watch keyboard.
  5. Tap Join.

Does unpairing your Apple Watch erase it?

Erasing all content and settings erases all media, data, and settings from your Apple Watch, but it does not remove Activation Lock. To remove Activation Lock, unpair the watch first. Before your watch is erased, a backup of its contents is created on your iPhone.

How do I update Apple watch while pairing?

On your Apple Watch, hold the Digital Crown and tap Reset. On your iPhone, head to Settings > General > iPhone Storage and check for the watchOS update. If you see it, delete it by swiping left. Then try pairing your watch again.