What To Know
- Whether you’ve just bought it or it’s suddenly showing the wrong time, this guide will walk you through the steps on how to change time in Mi Band 4.
- This means that the time on your band will generally be accurate as long as your phone has the correct time and is connected to the internet.
- If the time on your Mi Band 4 is consistently incorrect, you might want to check your auto time synchronization settings.
Are you struggling to set the correct time on your Mi Band 4? Whether you’ve just bought it or it’s suddenly showing the wrong time, this guide will walk you through the steps on how to change time in Mi Band 4. We’ll cover everything from basic time adjustments to troubleshooting common issues.
Understanding Time Synchronization
Mi Band 4 is designed to automatically synchronize its time with your connected smartphone. This means that the time on your band will generally be accurate as long as your phone has the correct time and is connected to the internet. However, there are times when you might need to manually adjust the time on your Mi Band 4.
Method 1: Using the Mi Fit App
This is the most common and straightforward method to change the time on your Mi Band 4.
1. Open the Mi Fit App: Make sure you have the latest version of the Mi Fit app installed on your smartphone.
2. Connect your Mi Band 4: If your Mi Band 4 is not already connected, tap the “Devices” icon at the bottom of the app and select your band.
3. Access Band Settings: Tap on the profile picture of your Mi Band 4 to access its settings.
4. Adjust Time: Locate the “Time” setting and tap on it. You can then manually adjust the time using the provided controls.
5. Save Changes: Once you’ve made the necessary adjustments, tap “Save” or “Confirm” to apply the new time setting.
Method 2: Using the Band’s Touchscreen
If you prefer to adjust the time directly on your Mi Band 4, you can use the touchscreen interface.
1. Wake Up the Screen: Tap the screen or raise your wrist to wake up the Mi Band 4.
2. Access Time Settings: Swipe left or right on the main screen until you reach the time display.
3. Adjust Time: Press and hold the time display to enter the time adjustment mode. Use the touchscreen to adjust the hours and minutes.
4. Confirm Changes: Tap outside the time display to save the changes.
Method 3: Auto Time Synchronization
If the time on your Mi Band 4 is consistently incorrect, you might want to check your auto time synchronization settings.
1. Open the Mi Fit App: As before, make sure you have the latest version of the app installed.
2. Connect to Your Band: Connect to your Mi Band 4 using the “Devices” section of the app.
3. Check Synchronization Settings: Go to the “Settings” section of your Mi Band 4’s profile. Look for an option related to “Automatic Time Synchronization” or “Time Zone.”
4. Enable or Disable: Ensure the auto time synchronization feature is enabled. If it’s disabled, enable it. Conversely, if it’s causing issues, you can disable it and manually set the time using the methods mentioned earlier.
Troubleshooting Common Time Issues
Here are some common time issues and their solutions:
- Time Zone Mismatch: Make sure your phone and Mi Band 4 are set to the same time zone. You can adjust your phone’s time zone in the settings.
- Bluetooth Connection Issues: Ensure your Mi Band 4 is connected to your smartphone via Bluetooth. A weak Bluetooth connection can affect time synchronization.
- App Updates: Check for updates to the Mi Fit app. Outdated versions might cause time synchronization problems.
- Battery Level: A low battery level can also affect your Mi Band 4’s ability to synchronize time. Ensure your band is sufficiently charged.
Time for a Fresh Start: Factory Reset
If you’ve tried all the above methods and the time issue persists, a factory reset might be your last resort. This will erase all data on your Mi Band 4, so make sure to back up any important information before proceeding.
1. Open the Mi Fit App: Connect to your Mi Band 4.
2. Access Band Settings: Go to the “Settings” section of your band’s profile.
3. Factory Reset: Look for an option labeled “Factory Reset” or “Reset to Factory Defaults.”
4. Confirm Reset: Follow the on-screen prompts to confirm the reset.
After the reset, you’ll need to pair your Mi Band 4 with your smartphone again, and the time should be automatically synchronized.
Time is of the Essence: Keep Your Mi Band 4 Accurate
By following these steps, you should be able to easily change the time on your Mi Band 4 and keep it synchronized with your smartphone. Remember to check your time zone settings, ensure a strong Bluetooth connection, and update your Mi Fit app regularly to avoid any time-related issues.
What People Want to Know
Q: Can I change the time format on my Mi Band 4?
A: Unfortunately, you can’t change the time format from 24-hour to 12-hour on your Mi Band 4. The time format is determined by your smartphone’s settings.
Q: My Mi Band 4 keeps showing the wrong time even after connecting to my phone. What should I do?
A: Try restarting both your smartphone and Mi Band 4. If that doesn’t work, check if your phone’s time zone settings are correct. You can also try disabling and re-enabling the automatic time synchronization feature in the Mi Fit app.
Q: Can I set a custom alarm on my Mi Band 4?
A: Yes, you can set custom alarms on your Mi Band 4 using the Mi Fit app. Go to the “Alarms” section of your band’s profile and tap the “+” button to add a new alarm.
Q: Does my Mi Band 4 automatically adjust for daylight saving time?
A: Yes, your Mi Band 4 will automatically adjust for daylight saving time if your smartphone’s time zone settings include daylight saving time adjustments.
Q: My Mi Band 4 is displaying the wrong time even after a factory reset. What should I do?
A: If the time issue persists after a factory reset, it might be a hardware issue. Contact Xiaomi’s customer support for assistance.
