I've read about the Ionic music capability has been less than capable. Some say it's difficult to transfer music files and listening via common BT headphones has been to the point where you need your phone. Looking for feedback. Comparing to Garmin VA3 null

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diane · Accepted Answer

I've had no problems transferring music from Windows Media Player. You just create a playlist (or how ever many playlists you want), connect the FitBit to the computer and transfer. It's a very quick transfer.

Answered by diane 8 years ago

Audiguy056 · Answer

At first I think I may have a little trouble downloading music because I wasnt doing it right. After I followed what it said, I thought it was very easy to download the music. I have 3 different music folders to listen to and I did it straight from my IPAD.

Answered by Audiguy056 8 years ago

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Dant · Answer

I was able to easily load up my first 40 songs using wondows audio player. Just need to create a playlist. As far as headphones, I setup my Bose soundsport frees in a couple of minutes and rhey work flawlessly. Good luck

Answered by Dant 8 years ago

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