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Slightly wet Sense 2 x HR accuracy

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‎07-28-2024 16:16

‎07-28-2024 16:16

Has anyone experience high HR readings if the Sense 2 remains wet? 
My HR shows 2 peaks on a day that does not make sense to me. I guess I would feel if my HR would reach 140 as my resting HR is 60. 
I was cooking for a long time that day and washed a lot of dishes so I was wondering if the problem is related to the a bit of water remaining between the watch and my wrist? 
Has anyone noticed that? 

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‎07-29-2024 12:47

‎07-29-2024 12:47

Hello @DaniSense2 and welcome to the Community.  Yes it can and yes it does.  That little bit of water affects the optical heart rate monitor.  This is so typical that the heart rate monitor is disabled when you track swimming. 

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

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