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Welcome! In front of me I have Garmin VivoSmart 5 and I'm gonna show you how
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to measure the blood oxygen levels on this device. Before we start a quick disclaimer. If you want to get the most accurate
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results of your measurements make sure to put your smartwatch or smartband
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rather on your wrist, secure it tightly so it doesn't move around and while
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you're measuring your blood oxygen levels try not to move too much. I'm just
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gonna put my finger on the sensor right here at the back of the device but
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because of that my results might be not too accurate. Now let's continue with the
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measurement. So first you will need to wake up the screen on your smartband and
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you can do it by tapping on the screen or by pressing the button. Once you wake
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up the screen you should see the current watch face, the home screen. Now swipe up
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on the screen to open the list of widgets. Now scroll through the list of
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widgets and find the one called pulse ox, pulse oximeter. Tap on it to enter
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and here we have the previous result but to measure the blood oxygen levels
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simply tap on this previous result here. This will open this graph. Once the
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graph opens swipe left on the screen and the band will start measuring your blood
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oxygen levels automatically. Now I placed my finger on the sensor and let's
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wait for the results. And here we have our result. You can also check your
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progress from the last four hours by tapping on the current result and here
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you have the graph of the whole four hours. Again you can measure it again if
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you want to and also you can swipe up and down in the pulse oximeter widget to
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check more info like BRPM, also sleep data but you need to wear your
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band for a couple days basically to get more data about the sleep. Okay you can
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also enable and disable the automatic blood oxygen levels measurement. To do it
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press the home button to open the menu then scroll through the menu find the
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settings icon tap on it and settings find the option called wrist heart rate
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basically. Tap on it. Here you scroll down find the option called pulse ox and tap
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on it and here we have two options during sleep and all day. If you select
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during sleep it's gonna measure your blood oxygen levels during your sleep
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and if you select all day it's gonna do it whole day basically when you're not
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moving around. When you're resting it's gonna measure your blood oxygen levels
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So select the option you like and then tap on the checkmark to confirm. Remember
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though if you select during sleep or all day it will reduce the battery life on
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your device quite severely. Okay and once you're done you can press home button
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couple of times to go back to watch face and that's how you measure the
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blood oxygen levels on this device. Thank you for watching. If you found this video
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