How To Change From Kilometers To Miles On Apple Watch

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Are you an Apple Watch user who is looking to switch from kilometers to miles? Whether you’re a runner, a hiker, or just someone who wants to keep track of their daily activity, changing the units of measurement on your Apple Watch can help you get the most accurate tracking of your progress. In this blog post, we will walk through how to change from kilometers to miles on your Apple Watch.

The first step is to open the Settings app on your Apple Watch. Once you’re in the Settings app, scroll down and tap on Workout. On the Workout page, scroll down and tap on Units of Measure. Here, you’ll be able to select either km (kilometers) or mi (miles). Once you make your selection, simply exit out of the settings app and you should now see that the units have been changed.

It’s important to note that changing these units will only affect the data that is tracked by your Apple Watch and not any other data that is stored in the Health app. To change these units in the Health app, open it up and then go to Summary > Walking + Running Distance and then scroll down until you see Unit whre you can make your selection.

We hope this blog post has helped explain how to switch from kilometers to miles on your Apple Watch. If you have any additional questions or need help with this process, feel free to reach out using our contact form!

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Converting Kilometers to Miles on Apple Watch

On your Apple Watch, open the Activity app and select an individual workout or activity. Swipe up to scroll down and tap on Units. From here you can choose to change the units of measurement from km to miles. Once you have made your selection, tap on Done to save your changes.

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Changing the Units on an Apple Watch

To change the units of measurement on your Apple Watch, start by opening the Settings app. Once you’re in the Settings app, tap Workout and scroll down until you find the Units of Measure option. Tap this option to bring up a list of different units for you to choose from, including miles/kilometers for distance and pounds/kilograms for weight. Select the one that best suits your needs and tap “Done” to save your changes. Your Apple Watch will now use the new units when measuring workouts, distances, weights and more!

Changing the Health App Measurement from Kilometers to Miles

To change the unit of measurement in the Health app from kilometers to miles, follow these steps:
1. Open the Health app on your iPhone.
2. Tap Browse > Activity > Walking + Running Distance. You should also see this widget in the Summary section.
3. When the graph page opens, scroll down and select Unit.
4. On the Unit screen, tap mi (miles).

Note that you can also switch back to kilometers by tapping km (kilometers).

Changing Activity Units

Changing your Activity units is easy and straightforward. First, open the Activity app on your iPhone. Then, scroll down to the Walking + Running Distance section and tap it. Scroll down further to Unit and tap it. You’ll be able to choose btween km (kilometers) and mi (miles). Once you make your selection, the units will change instantly when you view your Total Distance today on Apple Watch’s Activity screen.

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Viewing Miles in Apple Health

To get Apple Health to show miles, you need to open the Health app on your iPhone. Once open, tap ‘Health Data’ and then select ‘Activity’ from the list of options. From there, tap ‘Walking + Running Distance’, which will display the total distance in miles you have walked or run sine tracking began. You can also view your daily average pace and the number of flights of stairs you’ve climbed.

Checking Miles on Apple Health App

To check your miles on the Apple Health app, open the Health app, then tap Activity. From there, select Walking + Running Distance to view your total distance for each day or month. You can also see a summary of all your activity and view detailed graphs of your steps, flights climbed, and active energy burned for each day over time.