Galaxy Watch Active 2 gets blood pressure monitoring in South Korea
Last updated: June 19th, 2020 at 11:57 UTC+01:00
The Galaxy Lookout man Active 2 features centre rate monitoring and ECG, but it lacked blood pressure monitoring. 2 months ago, Samsung had announced the blood pressure monitoring feature for the smartwatch and that the feature was cleared by the Southward Korean drug safety agency to measure out claret pressure. Today, the company is rolling out blood pressure monitoring to the Galaxy Sentry Active 2 in Republic of korea.
Milky way Watch Agile 2 users in South Korea can measure and rail their claret force per unit area starting today. The Health Monitor app, which launched today, has been cleared by Due south Korea'south Ministry of Food and Drug Safety (MFDS). To monitor blood force per unit area, users first demand to calibrate their watch using a traditional gage-style blood pressure monitoring equipment. Users tin can and so use the Galaxy Watch Active 2'south pulse moving ridge analysis to measure blood pressure anytime, anywhere.
The Samsung Health Monitor app needs to be installed on the Galaxy Watch Active two likewise as the smartphone to which it is paired. Blood pressure readings are synced to the Samsung Health app. Milky way Lookout Active two users can so rail blood force per unit area by days, weeks, and months, and choose to share the information with their doctor or health professionals for consultation. The South Korean firm as well announced that ECG would be available to Galaxy Sentry Active 2 users in Republic of korea in Q3 2020.
The Milky way Watch Agile 2 is turning out to be a one-end-shop for all activity and health-related information as information technology can now measure out blood force per unit area, heart rate, electrocardiogram, sleep, stress, and physical activity. Users need to update their Galaxy Lookout man Agile ii with the latest firmware via the Galaxy Wearable app before using the blood pressure measurement feature. The Samsung Health Monitor app is available only on Galaxy smartphones running Android seven.0 (or newer) right now.
TaeJong Jay Yang, Corporate SVP and Head of Wellness Team, Samsung Electronics, said, "The launch of the Samsung Wellness Monitor app demonstrates Samsung'southward dedication to providing accessible and user-friendly healthcare for all by integrating advanced hardware and best-in-form software technology. We're delighted that Galaxy Watch Active2 users in Korea tin now access the new app and receive insights to help them manage their wellness. We wait forward to expanding the app to all future Milky way Picket products."
Galaxy Watch Active 2 users need to calibrate their smartwatch with a blood force per unit area monitoring gage every four weeks to ensure accurate readings.
Update: Samsung has started rolling out a new software update to the Galaxy Watch Active 2 in South korea. The latest firmware version (R820XXU1BTF3) has a file size of 30.74MB, and it brings the Samsung Wellness Monitor app to the smartwatch.
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