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Fitbit Oxygen

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‎03-21-2024 12:26

‎03-21-2024 12:26

How do it get the fitbit to record my oxygen? It does the other 4

Thanks, Sharon 

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‎03-21-2024 23:21

‎03-21-2024 23:21

Hi @Sharcee54 - showing your oxygen levels in the Fitbit App isn't immediate. It requires to get the data from the watch, process it and transfer it for population in the App and on the watch. Note, you only get one reading per night.

If your watch is not syncing properly this may not happen, you haven't waited long enough or if you aren't getting enough sleep.

Try restarting your watch just in case it is not measuring properly. And see

Why won't my Fitbit device sync?

Author | ch, passion for improvement.

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