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How does oxygen reading work?

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‎02-25-2020 02:32

‎02-25-2020 02:32

My ionic oxygen sensor now seems to work and has done since mid January, although i only noticed yesterday as Fitbit didn't bother to let users know.

the graph seems to show oxygen variation and I'm not sure what this means, the info on the app says oxygen saturation should be 95 -100% but the graph doesn't say if you are in this range so I can't see what its telling me.

also it only seems to work at night, is oxygen saturation not important in the day?

has anyone got any further information on this?

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‎02-25-2020 03:10

‎02-25-2020 03:10

Fitbit have produced a help file for this feature. You can find it at: https://help.fitbit.com/articles/en_US/Help_article/1876/

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