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Hi. My wife wants to upgrade to the Series 10 Apple Watch that was just announced.
Thanks in advance.
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Thanks for all of the comments. I called Apple sales today and spoke to a human. She indicated that the new Series 10 will have the sensor but that the feature will be disabled for now. Same for the Ultra 2.
Apologies, I must have misunderstood the question.
Thanks for your insights Jeff, good to know.
Thanks for the reassurance sberman, some great information in this thread though!
Lawrence Finch wrote:
the Kardia series of monitors are much more useful in reporting arrhythmia, and can detect more abnormalities than just afib.
For some reason, I just really hate their ads.
For some reason, I just really hate their ads.
I’ve never seen one.
Lawrence Finch wrote:
I’ve never seen one.
Admittedly, I watch too much television.
Live at/in High Altitude and it is NOT a gimmick!! Obviously you don’t. I live at 9,000’ and Blood OX is very important to monitor. Hence Garmin watches monitor it very extensively! Enough said.
I purchased an Apple watch 10 and the Blood Oxygen sensor was working as recently as August 2024 when I had Covid, now it does not work.🤷♀️
Highly annoyed by this as it’s still advertising it as an active pulse ox and it doesn’t do it. That was my reasoning for buying my mother one.
May I see the advertisement you’re referring to and where you saw it?
T-Mobile but I just looked and it’s gone! I suppose it’s ok since it still has fall and crash detection.
gdaustin wrote:
Masimo is losing out on a huge opportunity here.
Bring it to their attention.
Does the Apple Watch Series 10 and Apple Watch Ultra 2 include an Oxygen Sensor?
