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Existing watch heart rate sensors are next to useless IMO even when they work. I've always been skeptical of fitness features on watches. But continuous blood p
by modeless 6y ago
Existing watch heart rate sensors are next to useless IMO even when they work. I've always been skeptical of fitness features on watches. But continuous blood pressure and glucose monitoring would definitely be worth buying and wearing a new watch. Maybe even switching from Android to iOS if it was Apple exclusive.
I'm a little skeptical that it's possible to get accurate absolute measurements of those things purely optically, through skin and hair and while the body is in motion, across all skin types, ages, etc. That would be pretty magical.
- steve_adams_86 6y agoI compared a series 4 Apple Watch to my Garmin chest strap HRM and they gave pretty much the same readings. The Apple Watch was well within practical usability for training at the gym. I can't speak to the quality of the following series, but if that isn't good enough, what is?