How to Pair Microsoft Band with iPhone via Microsoft Health

Microsoft's new smart band, Microsoft Band, designed for Microsoft Health includes cloud service to store and combine health and fitness data. Compatible with iPhone, Android and Windows Phone devices, the Microsoft Band is designed for multiple platforms.

The smart band has 10 smart sensors for 24-hour heart rate monitoring, calorie burn measurement, advanced sleep quality tracking and much more.

Priced at $199, the Microsoft Band keeps you connected with smart notifications including incoming calls, emails, texts, and social updates, and access to Cortana.

If you are an iPhone owner and do not know how to pair up your device with Microsoft Band, here's an easy guide to help you.

Connect the magnetic charging connector on the USB charging cable to the charging point on the band and plug the USB end of the cable into a USB port. This will wake Microsoft Band up
Install Microsoft Health, available at app store, for your iPhone
Press the Power button on the Microsoft Band then tap on Get Started
On the iPhone, open Microsoft Health app. Sign in with your Microsoft account. In case you don't have one, tap Sign Up to create a new one
Go to Bluetooth in the iPhone's settings, tap MSFT Band to pair
Accept pairing on both iPhone and the band
When the pairing is completed, navigate to Microsoft Health app to finish the set up

Now press the action button on the right side of the band, to start using the Microsoft Band.