Staying connected to the people and things that matter shouldn't depend on how you receive alerts. If you have hearing loss or prefer visual and vibration-based notifications, your Reebok wearable can offer another way to stay aware of certain notifications and reminders throughout the day.

Depending on your watch model and settings, you may be able to receive notifications through on-screen alerts and wrist vibrations, giving you more than one way to notice incoming information.

Ways Your Reebok Wearable Can Keep You Informed

Available notification features vary by model, phone, and settings.

Making Notifications Work for You

A few small adjustments may help make your watch more comfortable and convenient to use:

• Check your notification settings. Make sure the notifications you want to receive are enabled on your phone and in the Reebok Connect app.

• Keep your watch connected. Your watch needs to be properly paired with your phone to receive supported smartphone notifications.

• Find a comfortable fit. Wear your watch securely and comfortably so you can notice wrist vibrations when they occur.

• Explore your watch's display. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the icons and on-screen alerts so you can recognize them more easily.

A Little Reminder from Us

Everyone has different preferences when it comes to staying connected. Your Reebok wearable offers another way to keep up with supported notifications, whether you prefer visual alerts, wrist vibrations, or a combination of both.

We hope your watch helps make everyday notifications a little easier to manage!

A note on accessibility: Reebok wearables are designed for general fitness and everyday convenience. They are not hearing assistance devices, and their notifications should not be relied upon for emergency alerts or other safety-critical communication. They are also not intended to replace professional hearing assistance or medical advice.