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Sense doesn’t make sense.

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‎09-19-2021 12:54

‎09-19-2021 12:54

This is supposed to be the best most advanced  fitbit on the market. $400 price tag. It can only tell you blood oxygen and skin temp while sleeping. A basic smart watch from Amazon for $40 can figure it out on demand. 

those watches also have all of fitbits “premium” features for free. 

the watch itself is fine but for the price tag and its inability to do the things the basic watches can do on demand is pretty disappointing. 

you can do better fitbit. If the watch has the ability to give you blood oxygen and skin temp at night it should be an on demand option. 

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‎09-20-2021 09:23

‎09-20-2021 09:23

Hi @Sarahdem.

 

I agree that we should be able to take an spO2 reading on demand. Temperature is a little less useful as it's only a skin temperature reading (can be influenced a lot by the environment) and we aren't ever given an absolute value.

 

Either way I'd recommend you adding your vote to the following feature suggestions. 

 

SpO2

Temperature

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