Nutritional Information, Diet Info and Calories in Starbucks

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Press to change display

Your Fitbit One is always tracking, even when the display is asleep. Press the button to view your stats.

• Your flower will grow and shrink, depending on how active you've been recently.
• Calories burned includes resting calories and calories from activity.
• The activity stats shown on your tracker reset at midnight.

Track Sleep

To track your sleep, press and hold the button on your tracker until you see the stopwatch.

• Press and hold the same button when you are awake to end your sleep recording.
• Sleep records will show up on your Fitbit dashboard the next time you sync your tracker.

Silent Alarms

Use Silent Alarms to wake from sleep without disturbing your partner.

• Your One gently vibrates on your wrist to silently wake you.
• Set repeating or one-time alarms from the Fitbit mobile app or website.
• Your upcoming alarm will show on your tracker.

Charging

Your Fitbit One contains a rechargeable battery.

• When plugged into the Charging Cable, it takes about 2 hours for your tracker to be fully charged.
• The battery will typically last 5–7 days.

Sync with your computer

Your activity information is sent to your computer when your tracker is within 20 feet of the plugged-in Wireless Sync Dongle

• Syncing happens automatically. There are no buttons to push.
• After syncing, you can view your activity details online at Fitbit.com or on the free Fitbit iPhone and Android apps.

Sync on the go

One™ syncs wirelessly and automatically with smartphones that support Bluetooth 4.0. This allows the One™ to sync with a wide range of leading iOS and Android Smartphones.

For a full list of supported devices, visit: http://www.fitbit.com/devices

If your phone does not support Bluetooth 4.0, you're still in luck. The Fitbit mobile app works with all smartphones for logging data, receiving notifications, and viewing graphs and charts based on your last sync.

Changing the Display

Thump, whack, or tap your Zip to view your day's stats (pressing won't work). Your Zip is always tracking, even when the display is asleep. Your Fitbit Smiley changes with your day's activities.

steps

distance

calories burned

fitbit smiley

clock

Wearability

Wear your zip somewhere near your torso. To prevent losing your Zip, wear it:

1. 1. inside your pocket
2. 2. clipped to your bra
3. 3. clipped on your pocket facing inward

Sync with your computer

After setting up your Zip with a computer, it will sync directly to your fitbit account provided that you're within 20 feet of the plugged-in USB dongle. This happens automatically; there are no buttons to push.

Once your Zip has synced, your information can be viewed online at Fitbit.com or through the free Fitbit iPhone and Android apps.

Sync on the go

Zip™ syncs wirelessly and automatically with smartphones that support Bluetooth 4.0. This allows the Zip™ to sync with a wide range of leading iOS and Android Smartphones.

For a full list of supported devices, visit: http://www.fitbit.com/devices

If your phone does not support Bluetooth 4.0, you're still in luck. The Fitbit mobile app works with all smartphones for logging data, receiving notifications, and viewing graphs and charts based on your last sync.

Online and mobile

Your free Fitbit account offers helpful online and mobile tools:

• Track your progress
• Log food and activities
• Share and connect with friends