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# Mi Band + iPhone

### I. Install and set up **Zepp Life (Formerly MiFit)**

1. Installing Zepp Life ― <https://apps.apple.com/us/app/zepp-life-formerly-mifit/id938688461>
2. Connecting the original Mi Band 3-7 to Zepp Life following the recommended steps in the app

{% hint style="info" %}
Be aware that the Mi Band 7 Pro and Mi Band 8 may require installing **Mi Fitness (Xiaomi Wear Lite)** ― <https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mi-fitness-xiaomi-wear-lite/id1493500777>

The data transfer process is similar to Zepp Life.
{% endhint %}

### II. Set up sync Zepp Life data with Apple Health

2. Connecting to Apple Health is done as follows:

2.1 Open Zepp Life and go to the Profile tab.

2.2 Scroll just below and open “Add Accounts”.

2.3 Select “Health”.<br>

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2.4 You will see a window with the following steps that you need to do in Apple Health.![](/files/eMS8VRrDhOdtasG6ar2I)

3. Open the Apple Health App and follow these steps:

3.1 Click the avatar in the upper right corner.

3.2 Click ”Apps” in the Privacy area.

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3.3 Find “Zepp Life”

3.4 Select the health data types that Zepp Life is allowed to write, or simply press ”Turn On All”

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3.5 Go back to the Apps menu and click on “MOOW” app

3.6 Check that Heart Rate is allowed “MOOW” to read

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After the settings, data such as heart rate, steps, sleep, and weight will be synchronized to Apple Health

**Once your data is synced with Apple Health, open the MOOW app and press “REVIEW ACTIVITIES” to “CLAIM TIC”.**


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