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‎08-20-2018 08:16

‎08-20-2018 08:16

I might be jumping the gun with the Versa, but given the release of the Charge3 it sounds like they are activating the SPO2 sensor.  I'm a bit surprised there is more PR on this, as it seems fairly large to me.  Does anyone know if it is activated, or just included on the Charge3?

 

Could be enough to move me back from the Apple Watch.

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‎08-20-2018 08:34

‎08-20-2018 08:34

One of the give aways would be it tells you your SPO2

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‎08-20-2018 08:36 - edited ‎08-20-2018 10:27

‎08-20-2018 08:36 - edited ‎08-20-2018 10:27

@rcooked  The Charge 3 specs do not list SPO2 measurement as a feature.  None of the released photos show the back side of the device to see what sensors are present.

 

Update:  I found other releases and pictures that DO show SPO2 sensors.  Looking forward to having this feature. 

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