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    Blood oxygen unrealistic reads?

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    • zhang965Z Offline
      zhang965
      last edited by

      It’s normal, the optical sensor is not for medical usage, if you want accurate value, finger sensor is a better choice

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      • babychaiB Offline
        babychai Silver Members
        last edited by

        my S9P reading most of the time are below 94% while my finger sensor are in between 95% to 99% when read at the same time.

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        • NeurunniN Offline
          Neurunni @zhang965
          last edited by

          @zhang965 Ok. Thank you! As a follow up, are any of the other measures based on this read, I.e. VO2Max, fitness level?

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          • isaziI Offline
            isazi Moderator @Neurunni
            last edited by

            @Neurunni is this at night, or also with manual measurements? My protocol for manual measurements is very still, arm on the table in from of me, and I usually get good measurements. Anyway I do not use this feature for health (the watch is not a health device), just when at altitude (morning during breakfast and evening during dinner).

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              isazi Moderator @Neurunni
              last edited by

              @Neurunni no other metric uses SPO2 as input, for what I know.

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              • zhang965Z Offline
                zhang965
                last edited by

                Apple Watch infringed on Masimo patent, judge rules, raising prospect of import ban

                lol just read it

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                • NeurunniN Offline
                  Neurunni @zhang965
                  last edited by

                  Obviously I’m not using it for medical purposes for myself or anyone else, i was simply curious if it’s normal for my watch to show me inaccurately that my lungs are dying is all.
                  Thanks for the replies.

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                  • NeurunniN Offline
                    Neurunni @isazi
                    last edited by

                    @isazi do you happen to know what the VO2Max uses? It’s a formula & wondering if it’s based off of HR only

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                    • isaziI Offline
                      isazi Moderator @Neurunni
                      last edited by

                      @Neurunni well it shouldn’t give such horrible measurements, that’s why I asked if it was during the day or at night you got them.

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                      • isaziI Offline
                        isazi Moderator @Neurunni
                        last edited by

                        @Neurunni should be pace and HR only, I don’t have the exact formula of the Firstbeat VO2max algorithm Suunto is using.

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                        • NeurunniN Offline
                          Neurunni @isazi
                          last edited by

                          @isazi both day and night and both measuring it &the automated measure. I’ve had it for 2 weeks now🤷‍♀️ what to do?

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                          • NeurunniN Offline
                            Neurunni @isazi
                            last edited by

                            @isazi thank you!

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                            • freeheelerF Offline
                              freeheeler @Neurunni
                              last edited by

                              @Neurunni
                              I would recommend to try different strap “settings”. I am used to wear my watch lose, but tighter settings of the strap will improve sensor measurement quality.
                              maybe you already wear it tight enough, but just mentioning it as a potential improvement

                              living sideways

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                                A Former User @freeheeler
                                last edited by A Former User

                                @freeheeler In fact, at least for me, the current strap has made the big difference, now giving me consistent results. also, be careful to stand still during measurements.

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