With always-on display, the screen is always illuminated, so you don’t need to tap or raise your wrist to see the time, giving you optimal convenience throughout the day. Here at Fitbit, we’re always working to give you the best experience when it comes to using your smartwatch or tracker on the daily. Daily tasks made more convenient with always-on display How do you find it? It’s in the Fitbit app in your Health Metrics Dashboard or right on your Fitbit Luxe when you swipe up to your Today screen. An issue with either of these factors could impact your SpO2 levels. There are several factors that can affect your body’s ability to maintain blood oxygen levels, which include: there must be enough oxygen in the air you’re breathing and your bloodstream must be able to carry oxygen throughout your body. Knowing your SpO2 trends can better help you understand your overall wellness. Our bodies distribute oxygenated blood to every part of our body-and SpO2 is the level of oxygen in your blood, which is generally between 95 and 100 percent. New to SpO2? Also called oxygen saturation, SpO2 is the level of oxygen in your blood, which helps replace worn-out cells, gives you energy, supports your immune system, and more.īlood oxygenation is a crucial part of your body properly metabolizing the energy it needs to function at an optimal level.
Stay on top of your wellness with SpO2 tracking Keep reading to discover all this exciting update has to offer. Rolling out October 5, SpO2 tracking and always-on display will now be available to Luxe users. Loving your Fitbit Luxe? Good news, we’re bringing more exciting features to your favorite fashion-forward tracker with a new FitbitOS update.
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