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‎01-16-2021 21:16

‎01-16-2021 21:16

why does sp02 data require its own clock face? As clearly the hardware is capable of acquiring the data anyway. The sp02 clock face is too much of a faff. The original clock face has all data in one place which makes it very convient as constantly tapping your screen for different data sets is annoyingly time consuming...

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‎01-16-2021 23:02 - last edited on ‎09-08-2024 08:40 by Fitbit Moderator

‎01-16-2021 23:02 - last edited on ‎09-08-2024 08:40 by Fitbit Moderator

Hi,

On your watch SpO2 is already estimated anyway by default and appears in your Estimated Oxygen levels in your sleep information in the Fitbit app.

There isn't any need to install an SpO2 clock face to get this information, and note if you do you will need to charge your watch more often. Besides as you say the clock face is not brilliant either.

Author | ch, passion for improvement.

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