09-30-2022
16:27
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23:05
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YojanaFitbit
09-30-2022
16:27
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09-30-2022
23:05
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YojanaFitbit
Can someone post a graph of the SPO2 results? (It might be called EOV not sure). I want to see if I get average readings or does it also tell me high/low numbers. My prior Charge 3 only showed a high or low variation and no numbers. I'm considering a Charge 5 or Inspire 3.
Thanks
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10-09-2022 07:26 - edited 10-09-2022 07:29
10-09-2022 07:26 - edited 10-09-2022 07:29
This is what mine looks like. I don't know much of anything about the spO2 recordings. This is from the health metrics menu > "trends"..
The eov for each night is under the sleep tab > "restoration".. (this graph as as detailed as it gets. Can't enlarge it to click and view more details like you can for the time asleep graph or rem sleep graph.)
hope this helped!
Edited to add; also if I want to go back and for example see my low score for spO2, I can view each week individually :
10-01-2022 04:15
10-01-2022 04:15
@dianasmith This Help article has an image of an EOV graph. The image is a little out of date because it has Big and Small variations, not High and Low. The graph is part of the mobile app is the layout is the same for every Fitbit. The x-axis is time and the y-axis doesn't have any numbers on it. Like I wrote, it is the same for every Fitbit. You will get the same result on both the Charge 5 and Inspire 3. Make your choice based on the device features.
Laurie | Maryland
Sense 2, Luxe, Aria 2 | iOS | Mac OS
Take a look at the Fitbit help site for further assistance and information.
10-01-2022 08:51
10-01-2022 08:51
Thanks @LZeeW. I'm already familiar with the EOV graph and it shows high and low variations. But I'm looking for actual numbers. How high is high or low is low. I've read somewhere the SPO2 now has numbers and/or range. I'd like to see what that looks like. Thanks
10-01-2022 12:06
10-01-2022 12:06
@dianasmith There are no actual numbers on the EOV graph. According to this Help article, the Charge 5 and Inspire 3 can only give you your average sleeping SpO2 and not a range. The smartwatches can give you a range. The Charge 5 and Inspire 3 are trackers. If you can find that source again and post a link, I might be able to give you more information.
Laurie | Maryland
Sense 2, Luxe, Aria 2 | iOS | Mac OS
Take a look at the Fitbit help site for further assistance and information.
10-01-2022 13:14
10-01-2022 13:14
10-02-2022 12:26
10-02-2022 12:26
One more note: I found an SPO2 manual and it lists CHARGE5 and VERSA 3 and INSPIRE 3 as having spO2 with range. Can anyone post images of what they see?
10-09-2022 07:26 - edited 10-09-2022 07:29
10-09-2022 07:26 - edited 10-09-2022 07:29
This is what mine looks like. I don't know much of anything about the spO2 recordings. This is from the health metrics menu > "trends"..
The eov for each night is under the sleep tab > "restoration".. (this graph as as detailed as it gets. Can't enlarge it to click and view more details like you can for the time asleep graph or rem sleep graph.)
hope this helped!
Edited to add; also if I want to go back and for example see my low score for spO2, I can view each week individually :
10-09-2022 11:18
10-09-2022 11:18
EXACTLY what I was looking for. Thank you so much.