Video seems shilled, but aiiiiight.

U re smart 😂

In the final 6 seconds of the video, she actually reveals that hers is “on order” and once she gets she’ll have a full review.

😂

Good observation 😁😅

Glad to hear since I have a apple watch too

Happy to hear you are ok👍. I Will buy one i Think

I was reading doubtful info on it being accurate - accurate to 2% or not- if you’re in serious trouble it will likely show! So thanks for this info, it’s very valuable to me trying to pick between the SE and Series 6 ^-^

Hi Bernie - First, I’m glad you’re doing ok. My question to you - how do you detect heart block? I have diagnosed 2nd degree AV Block and have a pacemaker IN my heart (The Micra). I have gotten one A-fib reading so far. Only had the watch one day. I’m also wearing a cardiac monitor for 2 weeks. Thanks and I hope you recover quickly!

Heart blocks are delays between the two pacemakers in your heart - the upper chambers (Atrial) and the lower (ventricular). A first degree block in an EKG shows as a longer interval between the two pacemakers - in an EKG the first small hump in the strip is a p-wave, followed by the larger wave (QRS). In a normal rhythm (called a sinus rhythm) these two are a specific (time) distance from each other. A longer interval is a first degree block. Second degree blocks are a little more complicated as there are two types. In a classical second degree the p-wave fires multiple times before the ventricles fire. (You see multiple p-waves in an EKG,) in the other type, the interval between the first p wave and the QRS gets longer per beat, and then drops. Blocks are hard to detect accurately on an Apple Watch as you don’t have a proper grid to measure the intervals unless you have a trained eye, but you can see them. A 12 lead ekg from your doctor is always the definitive diagnosis.

The Triangle of Oxygen Evil!! First head: Detecting the level of oxygen in the blood and collecting data. The second head: the mask and lowering the level of oxygen in your blood. Third head: 5G and the remaining oxygen irritation in your blood. And the outcome will be ...

Did u buy? And howz your experience

You should probably check it out with your doctor just in case

Ventricular ectopics/couplets/triplets or salvos(very short vt that quickly corrects itself nsvt) maybe all 99% harmless some people feel them especially triplets and nsvt some don't but I'd checked out anyway for peace of mind could be anxiety, food intolerance, drugs, heart muscle scarring or even just being tired and run down. its common for pvc's to go away or reduce while exercising.

And what do you think about all the radiation your body comes in contact with? Wi-fi, Bluetooth and cellular signals? Is that also assisting your health?

@@fort_in_bras If you’re worried about radiation you probably shouldn’t go outside because sunlight is way more damaging to you than a phone, the only thing proven about radio frequencies from phones is that they can generate a little heat energy. Check you facts before you sound like an idiot that spent too much time on Facebook.

😂😂😂 What makes you think I spend too much time on facebook? I won’t even comment on your reply because trying to explain something to an ignorant is pointless…

@@fort_in_bras To be fair there isn’t anything on this planet that won’t damage your health. It seems every day there is something new that can destroy you over a period of time. Physically, mentally, and emotionally.

@@optimusprime595 That’s an awesome way to justify why we damage our health even more 👏🏼 wow

it doesn't take long to charge - less than an hour. I charge it during dinner or when I'm getting ready to go to bed at night just before I undress, shower, brush my teeth. Then I pop it on the charger for 20 minutes in the morning while I'm showering and getting dressed. No problems.

There's a channel called the quantified scientist that does that kind of test on different smart watches including the aplle watch. You should check it out!

@@sete96uwu36 Yes, I know about Rob, he's awesome!

@@sete96uwu36 wow thank you! Considering buying one so thanks to your recommendation I can make an informed purchase

Here’s how it helps: if you have no apparent risk factors for heart disease your heart may still have electrical issues and disturbing electrical palpitations. Having a watch that shows you’ve had afib helps the doctor do more than the quickie in office ECG test which always gives fine results.

I’m a patient and thought the same. I was missing the comparison of accuracy. However, I have an iPhone and would like to have something the best works with my phone. I’m on dialysis, have a history of heart issues (personal and family history) related to dialysis or lupus. Basically I have to monitor as much as I can when I can. So I’ll be testing out the accuracy as soon as I can afford it. Now that the next gen of the watch is out, and it somehow takes blood pressure???? Lol That I’ll have to test for myself. I’ll believe it when I see it. Lolol

Maybe a reset could help

The Triangle of Oxygen Evil!! First head: Detecting the level of oxygen in the blood and collecting data. The second head: the mask and lowering the level of oxygen in your blood. Third head: 5G and the remaining oxygen irritation in your blood. And the outcome will be ...

@@The_real_dawn_to_pray Another one of those who read random posts on Facebook groups and spreads misinformation

LOVE this. Thanks for sharing... Just made my day!

Yes. This would be great!

I bet that’s coming

You can do that with fitbit sense but it only works while sleeping. No idea why

It's already on your skin. You wouldn't need to raise it to your forehead. The tech is available and will likely be in the 8 or 9 series. I'm even hopeful that there will be a glucose monitoring feature in it by the 10 series

Hi from the future

No

yes

just put it in airplane mode because then the radiation drops virtually to zero and turn it off when you need to

It’s watchOS not iOS iOS is for iPhones watchOS is for Apple watches

@@uravgperson5216 you would be a great fit for the tv series Big Bang Theory :) very specific .

Apple watch series 5 is the best apple watch i have ever bought. I bought it on iwatchclone.com for a cheap price.

@@wardaddy971 yea i bought mine there too.

The Triangle of Oxygen Evil!! First head: Detecting the level of oxygen in the blood and collecting data. The second head: the mask and lowering the level of oxygen in your blood. Third head: 5G and the remaining oxygen irritation in your blood. And the outcome will be ...

Make sure your location is on and your address is on your contacts on your name. Also make sure your microphone is turned on your iPhone. Hope this helps.

@@denisekelley4685 how do you make sure your location is on, Denise? Tfs

@@asanta2023 I went on www.igeeksblog.com and follow on 5 turn on significant locations to privacy, location services to system services. 🤞

I am only aware of occasional readings - the watch cannot do constant pulse ox readings. Maybe someday!

Garmin watches

If this is still an issue for you look up ViATOM Wrist Blood Oxygen Saturation Monitor. I use one to monitor O2 levels during sleep. It samples every 4 seconds. It can also warn you with a vibration if you level drops too low, you set the level. All data is stored and downloadable. It's a great product.

It seems that she is on Apple’s payroll…! 🤑

the Galaxy Watch 3 isn't even very accurate on even the most simple features like heart rate, often detects heart rates that are 20-30 bpm higher than they actually are...

Half the price, it’s 279 and not very good looking imho

Yes but their product ECG isn't available in canada so not use to us here

Syx Correct. I presume the only difference is is that our phones are not on us all the time, while the watch is in contact with our skin roughly 10-16 hrs a day.

There will always be unknowns, but here’s my view. I flew a military aircraft that transmitted sufficient electromagnetic radiation to generate voltage that would spark between steel surfaces separated by 1/4 inch in the cockpit. I later worked in the radiation oncology industry. I have a year of engineering physics and a year of engineering chemistry, three degrees and years of working with both radiation physicists and radiation oncologists. I am not worried about the biological effects of our environmental electronics or high voltage wires. None of these sources of EMF generate ionizing radiation (energy sufficient to displace electrons or other nucleons). The magnetic fields generated by these currents are minuscule. Airborne particulates are a much greater risk and many pay a premium to directly inhale them, but then ignore the inverse square law, first ionization energy, and the consensus of our scientists and physicians.

@@ryanwest4197 with radiation it doesn't matter if there's direct skin contact. Also when you talk on your phone you are holding it much closer to your brain, the most important part of your body. If you are still using your cellphone, then you should not be concerned about wearing a smart watch. And even if you are still concerned, you can wear one without cellular function to lower the radiation.

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Hello! I’m also under the age of 18 and I could use the Blood 02. When I set up my Apple ID I put my moms birthday and she is 46. So my Apple Watch thinks I’m 46 but I’m not. I don’t know why you can’t have your blood 02 heckled if your under 18 years old too. I recommend changing your birthday if that’s possible to do.

What series do you have?

@@christelhughes2942 Series 6

Thank you so much for getting back to me, I have the 4 and are thinking of getting this. I have c o p d and my o2 drops a lot

Holy smokes that’s low

You need to see a doctor if your heart drops below 20 at night, it really shouldn’t go below 40.

It's sad how a doctor is recommending something that gives off emf radiation, just like the times when doctors recommended cigarettes.

@@michaelahearl4470 that is just not the same thing 😂

Well, it depends. Yes obsessing over it is bad, but having a look out is always good, I have pots and my heartrate goes really high and it’s good to know what it’s doing to present to disbelieving doctors. I don’t think wanting to know a bit more is obsession though.

@@fancifulfox3940 I don’t know what ‘pots’ is. How would you have handled it if there were no smart devices? Why are your doctors disbelieving?

@@GS-xg4nz PoTS, otherwise known as Postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome, is a disorder characterized by orthostatic intolerance, a condition that often causes multiple symptoms, especially when standing for a long time. When a person with POTS stands up, there is a significant increase in the heart rate above the normal rate and the heart rate stays elevated longer than usual. This heart rate response is key to diagnosing POTS. With position changes, blood pressure may fall, stay the same or increase. (Copied and pasted from google because of fatigue) The doctors tend to take a long time diagnosing this, and tend to say it’s all in your head until proven otherwise. Even when you have the diagnosis, drs don’t really seem to get how bad it gets sometimes. Without smart devices available to the average consumer, I would have had to spend a lot more time in hospital while they had to run several tests. Each of which are causing tiredness over the fatigue that already comes as a side effect with pots. Again, obsessing over it is never good, and I agree fully with what you said there, apart from the fact it sounded like it could be bad for people to get these devices. I won’t reply to this thread after this, as I’m tired with my 4 chronic illnesses. Have a good day/morning/night.

The Triangle of Oxygen Evil!! First head: Detecting the level of oxygen in the blood and collecting data. The second head: the mask and lowering the level of oxygen in your blood. Third head: 5G and the remaining oxygen irritation in your blood. And the outcome will be ...

Make a potion 🧪 then

@@TheMaleNurse777 lo

I don’t advise those $10 Apple watches AT ALL 🤯

Do you hate everything you can’t afford?