In the world of wearable technology, the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 and 6 Classic stand out as versatile smartwatches, boasting a multitude of features. Among these, the capability to measure your blood oxygen saturation level, known as SpO2, has gained significant attention.
Blood oxygen saturation often denoted as SpO2, represents the percentage of oxygen present in your blood. This vital sign is pivotal in determining how efficiently your body delivers oxygen to your cells.
In this article, we’ll guide you through how to measure your blood oxygen using the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 and 6 Classic.
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To Measure Blood Oxygen On Samsung Galaxy Watch 6
Begin by ensuring that your Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 or 6 Classic is securely fastened to your wrist. Wake up the watch by either tapping the screen or pressing one of its buttons.
Swipe through from left to right or right to left on the watch face to access the widgets. At this point, find and tap the “Blood Oxygen” widget to initiate the blood oxygen measurement.
After tapping on the SpO2 widget, the watch will prompt you to remain perfectly still. It’s crucial to avoid any unnecessary movement during the measurement, as this can affect the accuracy of the reading. The watch will begin the measurement process, and you’ll see a progress indicator on the screen
Once the measurement is finished, the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 or 6 Classic will display your SpO2 reading as a percentage on the screen. By following the steps outlined in this guide, you can effortlessly measure and track your SpO2 levels with your Galaxy Watch 6.
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