In today's video we're going to show you how to set up and use the music controls on the Fitbit Versa and Fitbit Versa Lite. Alright, so the first thing you'll want to do is you'll want to go to your settings app on the Fitbit. So, swipe over to get to settings, tap on there, and what you're going to do is swipe down to Bluetooth connection options. And you're going to tap here and change it so tap it again to pair. That's the first step. Now you're going to go to your Bluetooth device or TVT your phone. Make sure Bluetooth is turned on. This is kind of interesting. So, if you notice, my Fitbit Versa is says it's paired to the phone, but there's another way you have to pair it to the phone also in order for the music controls to work. So, now that we've done that step on the watch, we're going to go ahead and make sure Bluetooth is turned on, hit scan, and look down here. You'll have a new option that says Versa Lite Classic or it'll say Versa Classic. Go ahead and tap on that, and it's going to pair. And now you'll see it actually lit up as paired. And I'm going to go to a music app. All right, I'm in the music app. I'm just going to place a music that is downloaded on my phone just for the first demonstration. So, we're in here. I'm going to tap on a song. We'll tap on that song there. Now I'm going to go home. Let's turn the music down a little bit here. Okay, so from your main screen, what you're going to do is hold down on the power button for like one second. And then it'll take us right to our music controls. As you can see, this is the song that's playing and I can pause it. I can pause it. I can advance. Go back. And I can even control the volume as well where from the watch. This also works as well if you do have Bluetooth headphones that you can control the tracks and the volume right from your watch. As long as they're paired to the phone. So you pair your Bluetooth headphones to your phone, make sure your watch is also paired. And that's it. Hey, I did also test out the music controls with Pandora and with Google Music. And it didn't work flawlessly the same way I did with music that was on my phone. So it should work with just about any music app. One more thing, sometimes people will play music from different apps. So just for example, if you're playing music from Pandora and then you pause that then you jump over to another music app. You want to make sure you close out the first music app first or if not the music controls will be stuck on the first music app that you're using. So just close out the first music app and then it will recognize music from the second app. So I hope you guys found that helpful. Make sure you like, favorite and share if it was helpful. Hit that subscribe button and stay tuned for more videos. Thanks again for watching. Take care and have a good one.