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High & Low Oxygen Variations Charts Colors need to change, current colors are too similar.

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‎04-21-2024 05:37

‎04-21-2024 05:37

Fitbit recent changes in colors designating high and low oxygen levels are too similar in color (light gray and light bronze)! Colored use to be green and red! I absolutely hate the changes you made to my Fitbit Sense 2 SLEEP SLEEP MODES! 

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‎04-21-2024 09:15

‎04-21-2024 09:15

Hello @PB101 and welcome to the Community.  Do you use an Android or iPhone?  My colors are light bronze and lavender.  They look like the same colors as the Awake and REM areas of the sleep stages, respectively.  Phones and computers can display colors differently.  My colors are slightly different from the Community Blog article, but I wouldn't have noticed until I read your post.

Laurie | Maryland
Sense 2, Luxe, Aria 2 | iOS | Mac OS

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