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I’ve used the blood oxygen sensor during bouts with Covid, while sleeping, and while sitting at a computer (“email apnea”). It’s an important part of the reason
by BooneJS 3y ago
I’ve used the blood oxygen sensor during bouts with Covid, while sleeping, and while sitting at a computer (“email apnea”). It’s an important part of the reason I own it.
If Apple removes this sensor from my ultra 2, I hope I can get my money back.
- SkyPuncher 3y agoI don't believe they need to remove it from existing devices. Only for net-new sales.
- droidpulkit 3y agoSo, if I buy the watch now, I am good?
- jrnichols 3y agoYes. I have not seen anything that would indicate otherwise. The current ones aren't affected. From 9to5mac: "This won’t impact existing owners of an Apple Watch with pulse oximetry features." Also "Update: Apple says Series 9 and Ultra 2 will remain available with the blood oxygen readings for the time being while the US appeals court considers a stay during the ITC appeal period."