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Luxe stopped tracking my SpO2

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‎08-06-2021 11:17 - last edited on ‎08-11-2021 07:15 by Fitbit Moderator

‎08-06-2021 11:17 - last edited on ‎08-11-2021 07:15 by Fitbit Moderator

So we won’t get a score like the other Fitbits like oxygen saturation? No more 95, 96, 97, etc? I just have oxygen variability now. This is difficult to read and only tells me if I am high or low but apparently low is good? It’s so confusing. I want a percentage number. Is that coming in the future? I’ve been waiting for the spo2 and now discovered we will get no percentage? 

 

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‎08-09-2021 05:04 - edited ‎08-09-2021 05:05

‎08-09-2021 05:04 - edited ‎08-09-2021 05:05

Hi @ChrisC1969.

 

According to the Fitbit Luxe press release (here), the SpO2 tracking feature is "coming soon".

 

Luxe gives you access to Fitbit’s wide range of health and wellness features to support a holistic approach to healthy living. Get insights into your wellbeing in the Fitbit app with the Health Metrics dashboard10 which tracks your breathing rate, heart rate variability (HRV), resting heart rate (RHR), skin temperature variation and coming soon, oxygen saturation (SpO2).11 For example, by looking at your weekly HRV and RHR, you may be able to see when there is a sudden change, which could be a sign of stress, fatigue or a cold. Plus, Premium lets you track your monthly trends and personal ranges, highlighting when one of your metrics is out of range.

 

11 SpO2 is coming soon and is not available in all markets. The SpO2 feature is not intended to diagnose or treat any medical condition or for any other medical purposes. It is intended to help you manage your well-being. This feature requires more frequent charging.

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