Your Wear OS watch utilizes two different PINs. There’s one for Google Pay (which involves locking your screen) and one for the Google Play Store – which is the one we’re going cover.

Set a Google Play Store PIN

1. Make sure that your watch is connected to your phone and the Wear OS App is open. Locate the Wear OS App or watch-face that you want to buy on the Google Play Store on your watch. Tap the buy button.



2. You’ll be asked if you’d like to create a PIN. Tap the Create PIN on phone link.



3. A notification will appear on your phone from Wear OS. Tap it.



4. Sign in to Google with your account.



5. Now enter the 4 digit PIN you want to use for the Play Store on your watch in both of the fields, then tap the CREATE PIN button.



6. At this point you should be presented with a confirmation window letting you know the PIN was created successfully. Switch back over to your watch.



7. Once again tap the Buy button for the App or watch-face you want to purchase.



8. Enter your newly created PIN.



9. Since this is the first time you’ve used the PIN on your watch, you’ll be asked if you want to be prompted to enter it every time you make a purchase on the Google Play Store. It’s probably a good idea to select Ask every time but it’s not required.



10. That’s it, you’re all done!

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Before you get started there are a few things to note –

1. You’ll need your Apple Watch changer.
2. You can only “upload” music to your Apple Watch that’s already on your iPhone – in the format of a Playlist. You can create a Playlist directly on your iPhone, or from within iTunes. If you create one via iTunes, make sure to sync it to your iPhone.
3. You can’t add more than 2GB (gigabytes) of Music to your Apple Watch – keep that in mind when you create the playlist you want to sync to your Apple Watch.

With all of that covered – let’s get started!

1. Launch the Apple Watch App on your iPhone, and select Music.



2. Before we add music to your Apple Watch, let’s increase the maximum amount of storage that can be dedicated to music files. Tap Playlist Limit



3. With Storage selected from the top ‘menu’ – select 2.0 GB Note: if you’re sure you’re never going to add 2GBs worth of music to your Apple Watch, you can skip this step. Either way, tap < Music to return to the main Music App settings.



4. Now it’s time to decide which Playlist you want to sync to your Apple Watch. Tap the Synced Playlist item.



5. Each of the Playlists on your iPhone will be displayed as a list. As illustrated in the screenshot below, I have 2 Playlists on my iPhone – Purchased and the one I created specifically for my watch, descriptively titled Apple Watch. Select the Playlist you want to ‘upload’ to your watch.



6. Now you’ll be presented with a Sync Pending… message.



7. Plug in that Apple Watch. It doesn’t matter if you use a “wall charger” or just plug it into a (powered) USB port.


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8. Now your Playlist will sync/upload to your Apple Watch!



9. Depending on the number of files in your Playlist (and the size of those files) – it make take a while for everything to copy to your Apple Watch. Give it time.



10. That’s it! You can now listen to music without needing your iPhone nearby (or more likely, not charged).

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You’re probably used to holding buttons down in order to turn devices off. The Pebble is a bit different. In order to turn it off/power it down –

1. Click the Select button on your Pebble (the middle one on the right side). Scroll down to Settings using the Down button on your Pebble (the bottom one on the right side). Select Settings by clicking the Select button again.



2. Now scroll down (using the Down button again) and select Shut Down. Your Pebble will now power off.



3. To turn your Pebble back on, simply hold down any button on the device for a second or two. That’s it!

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