Google is finally allowing blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) tracking on the Pixel Watch. The ability is discreetly making its way to some smartwatches.
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Scenario
A Reddit user, named triforce28,has discovered a dedicated oxygen saturation card on their PixelWatch. It was reportedly foundwhile scrolling to the bottom ofthe Fitbit Today app feed.
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Ability
Google's Pixel Watch had the ability to track blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) ever since it launched, but oddly the feature wasn't enabled yet. The tech giant might finally be enabling it now.
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Data
According to triforce28, the Oxygen saturation card displayed a brief overview, including the oxygen saturation percentage during their sleep session. When tapped, the card offered additional details.
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Record
The SpO2 data appears at thebottom of the app feed, alongwith a percentage score for the"last sleep session." Tapping onthis information takes you to afull-screen statistics page.
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Availability
The SpO2 monitoring could be a server-side change, which Google might be testing in a limited capacity at the moment. The facility is likely to be released widely in the upcoming update.