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Good luck with that

>In the home would skew the results to look better than it is

Doubt it. Residential indoor air quality is kind of shit.

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Yes

I thought it was a gameboy color

Not really, the 13 Pro hasn't had any settings changed and I'd say the photos look quite natural. The battery life is also amazing.

You can buy a pulse oximeter for less than £10 and they have existed for decades. Pathetic that people think tacking a sensor onto a several hundred dollar device is some revolutionary medical advance. Get a grip.

Porn just got an upgrade

Becuase while Apple is making great strides in the medical department becuase of the sensors, advertising them as some medical device that can save or help keep your life great isnt a smart move.

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Let them suffer with the rest of society lmao

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Also, feel free to explain what I made up if you can remember. You can scroll up if you need a refresher.

https://i.imgur.com/2dq9R15.jpg

Here’s a reminder where you say “medical help”

>You said “medical help”

No, I didn't say that either. You're trying so hard to shoehorn words into my mouth and you're failing because this is text.

The entire gist of my statements are that an Apple Watch is not a medical device, shouldn't be trusted as one, and people referring to it as such should not be trusted either.

You've literally made up everything else here.

Excuse me. I used the more sensible phrasing. You said “medical help”

Do you generally forget your own words shortly after writing them?

>If you don’t know what the Apple Watch does why are you saying it has no medical benefits?

I know what an Apple watch is and what it's capable of doing. I said it's not a medical device. Medical benefits are a different story. Many non-medical devices have medical benefits. There's a big difference there.

Do you generally reply to people without actually reading their words? I said nothing about medical benefits.

You're likely talking about mobile power saving features. Either pausing the app or dialing back the WiFi.

Or your phone is just shit. There's no reason for, say, basic streaming telemetry to be worse on mobile, and for many of us it isn't. (I access netdata and graphana from mobile)

Not to mention pulse ox and how much that does help a person with sickle cell tracking and predicting their vocs.

If you don’t know what the Apple Watch does why are you saying it has no medical benefits? If you don’t understand what I’m trying to say then I’m sorry no one can help you be better informed.

>An Apple Watch has sensors that can help in predicting afib

The article does not cover afib at all. What are you talking about? I only engaged with the AED because it's an actual medical device, which an Apple watch is not.

>smoothbrain

Sophomoric insults are a sure sign of a loser losing an argument.

Have a great day.

An Apple Watch has sensors that can help in predicting afib, smoothbrain.

>A sensor that tells you if you might be having afib.

Yeah a sensor in the actual medical device called an AED - Automatic Electronic Defibrillator - determines that, not an Apple smartwatch.

>Right just like a stethoscope does.

The stethoscope is useless without a trained professional using it because anyone else is simply guessing at what they hear.

A sensor that tells you if you might be having afib. Right just like a stethoscope does.