Hi! I’d be happy to help you switch the temperature display from Celsius to Fahrenheit in your H Band app.

To get started, can you tell me if you want to change the temperature unit on the H Band app itself, or on your smartwatch that pairs with the app? Also, have you already checked the app settings for this option, or should we go through it together step-by-step?

In general, the process usually involves opening the H Band app on your Windows device, then:

1. Navigating to the app’s main settings menu.
2. Looking for a “Weather” or “Temperature Unit” option.
3. Selecting Fahrenheit instead of Celsius.
4. Syncing the changes to your smartwatch if needed.

Sometimes the option is under My Device or general preferences. Let me know what you see, and we can get it precisely sorted for your setup.

I've gone there, but when I press The Fahrenheit option nothing changes

Thanks for letting me know that selecting Fahrenheit doesn’t seem to update the display. That helps narrow things down!

Sometimes the H Band app requires you to enable the weather feature first and then change the temperature unit. Here’s what I suggest trying next:

1. Open the H Band app on your Windows device.
2. Go to the “Device” section where your smartwatch is listed.
3. Look for a setting called “Weather Reports,” “Weather,” or similar, and make sure it’s enabled.
4. Once enabled, you should then see the option to change the temperature unit between Celsius and Fahrenheit.
5. Select Fahrenheit and sync your watch by refreshing or reconnecting it.

If the app still doesn’t update the temperature unit on the watch after this, a quick workaround some users have found is to unlink (disconnect) and then re-link the smartwatch with the app to force the sync. This can often solve stuck settings issues.

For a helpful example, there’s a process described around enabling weather reports first before switching units in apps like Huawei Health, which is similar in concept to H Band 1.

Could you check or try this approach and let me know if it makes a difference? If not, I’m here to guide you through deeper troubleshooting!