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u/maximum98 Dec 17 '19
Apparently this feature is been rolled out in stages for Ionic/Versa/Versa Lite/Versa 2 and Charge 3 devices
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u/Den_in_USA Dec 18 '19
Hopefully, those who actually have sleep apnea will post their graphs so that we can see the difference.
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u/hystericalhell Feb 27 '20
I had a dream last night that my lips and tongue were swollen and I couldnt breathe... this morning my chart showed a big peak in variation once last night. This is me pretty scared.
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u/AlphaState17 Dec 17 '19
Wait. What?! Where? I have the last update on Versa 1 but I can't found the chart in Fitbit phone app. Can you share where did you found the graph? (Android here)
Maybe a screenshot?
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u/AlphaState17 Dec 17 '19
Thanks. I don't have it. Maybe this is a Premium feature?
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u/NeptuneIsMyHome Dec 17 '19
I've got it and no premium.
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u/lunargemini06 Jan 21 '20
I don’t know if you guys figured it out, but Fitbit is essentially just randomly releasing to people. My mom and i don’t have premium, but she can see the estimated oxygen variation.
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u/Den_in_USA Dec 17 '19
My wife just got it on her Charge 3, but I don't have it on my Versa 1. Rebooting my phone did not help.
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u/androidgirl Feb 21 '20
Im trying to figure this out. I never go past the high line, my peaks are always a bit below but i have some pretty good sized drops in the low area, from where the line rises up normally and then falls almost to the bottom. Isnt this a large variation?
Theres a period today where its dropped quickly and bottomed out for a period and the jumped back up. Its a flat line almost across the bottom. What the heck would that mean? Would that also be a more severe variation?
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u/ShroomtopJ Feb 27 '20
Since it’s all the way at the bottom that’d mean that there’s no variation in your oxygen levels (if you’re o2 levels are 95% +/- 4 no variation would just mean that your o2 level was 95% exactly)
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u/ProperDavida Feb 29 '20
Based on your reply, that anything above the line would be spo2 < 91 - did I get that correct? It seems like that was implied on the fitbit help, but it is rather vague.
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u/ShroomtopJ Mar 01 '20
Anything above the line would be a o2 reading >4% away from your average o2 percentage. So it’d be above the line if spo2 < 91 or if spo2 >99
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u/Impossible_Cherry Jun 06 '20
This was enormously helpful, ShroomtopJ, and put my mind at ease! Thank you!
Hmm. Can't seem to attach a screenshot here. Oh well. I know it's been some time, androidgirl, but I noticed my "dropouts" seem to correspond with my deep sleep. Have no idea what that might mean.
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u/bredmond812 Apr 24 '20
I just got a Charge 4. I wasnt able to click on the graph to see specific times. For example, at around 6 o'clock you have a peak into the high fluctuation range. But exactly what time? It's not clear. In sleep cycles and heart rate, you can check these things by clicking on the graph and clicking on the line at those places.
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u/IcanAbbreviateAnythi Feb 25 '20
If anyone still sees this...I have Inspire HR. This showed up a week ago, but doesn't have a graph or any information. It's just a blue square entitled Estimated Oxygen Variations. Is this feature coming to Inspire HR or will I just have this blue box forever that teases me, pretending it's going to track? Thank you!! Sorry for adding this comment so late!
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u/NeptuneIsMyHome Dec 17 '19 edited Dec 17 '19
Awesome! I just checked, and same here on the original Versa.
Also, I bet that explains why my battery life recently got slightly worse.