Garmin, the American pioneer of GPS devices, has gradually begun supporting blood oxygen tracking in its wearable watches for various activities, including running, golf, and cycling. By measuring the oxygen concentration in the blood, this feature can be used to more effectively improve fitness performance and support a wellness lifestyle.
Blood oxygen level tracking

How blood oxygen tracking works
The smartwatch uses red LED and infrared lights to read the light absorption state of hemoglobin in the blood using a sensor on the back of the device, and displays blood oxygen tracking data on the device screen.
Blood Oxygen Tracking Features
This feature provides an estimate of a user's blood oxygen level. Blood oxygen tracking can be measured on a smartwatch, either on demand while wearing the device, or continuously, such as while sleeping. Certain devices can also track blood oxygen periodically throughout the day, along with a view of the user's current elevation or altitude.
Health Sciences
Garmin wearable devices use blood oxygen tracking sensors to display blood oxygen levels. Our cardiovascular system is responsible for distributing oxygen throughout the body. Blood oxygen tracking values are a valuable reference for fitness and wellness. Generally, normal blood oxygen levels are between 95 and 100%, with anything below 90% considered low. When participating in high-altitude activities, blood oxygen can provide a reference for your body's acclimatization and help track blood oxygen levels as your altitude changes. It can also provide insights into your physical performance in everyday life and track long-term trends in your personal health.
Wearable Science
Blood oxygen not only affects athletic performance, but can also impact the quality of your sleep. Blood oxygen tracking is one feature within the fitness and wellness spectrum that can help you see how your body adapts and responds.
*Please check here for models that support blood oxygen tracking (as of May 19, 2021).
Forerunner 945/745/245 series / VENU2/2S (scheduled for release on June 1st) / VENU/VENU SQ series / vivoactive 4/4S series / Legacy series / vivomove 3/3S series / vivomove Style/Luxe series / vivosmart 4 / Approach S62 / MARQ / fenix 6 series / Quatix 6X / Enduro series / fenix 5X Plus / Instinct Dual Power series / Descent Mk2/Mk2i / Lily series *Currently not supported, but support will be available in the future

Contact info: Garmin Japan Tel. 0570-049530
https://www.garmin.co.jp/

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