how to change fitbit2 to non dominate hand? null

Go into the App. Select the top button in the right hand corner for account. And click on the charge 2 icon and you can switch the settings from there. :) Hope this helps.

It's done in the Fitbit app on your phone.

From the Dashboard on the Fitbit phone app, click the upper right corner to select your device. Scroll down to "wrist placement" and select which wrist you wear it on, then underneath, select your handedness.

In the app settings for Fitbit, on your phone, click on the device, dominate hand.

From the home page of your Fitbit app, you see a small picture of a Fitbit ( top left hand corner ) click on the Fitbit and it will bring you to a menu. There you can change which handedness and which wrist you wear it on.

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Go into the App. Select the top button in the right hand corner for account. And click on the charge 2 icon and you can switch the settings from there. :) Hope this helps.
Answered by StarkOfWinterfell 8 years ago
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It's done in the Fitbit app on your phone.
Answered by Luke 8 years ago
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From the Dashboard on the Fitbit phone app, click the upper right corner to select your device. Scroll down to "wrist placement" and select which wrist you wear it on, then underneath, select your handedness.
Answered by SusieQ 8 years ago
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In the app settings for Fitbit, on your phone, click on the device, dominate hand.
Answered by GADaddyBear 8 years ago
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From the home page of your Fitbit app, you see a small picture of a Fitbit ( top left hand corner ) click on the Fitbit and it will bring you to a menu. There you can change which handedness and which wrist you wear it on.
Answered by Fitbitdude 8 years ago
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