ScanWatch

POTS is not a getting up problem, though. It's a staying up problem. You're focused on the wrong time period. You'd be much better off recording the test described here. I don't have an Apple watch, but you can probably record it as a workout on your watch to graph your HR tracking. Maybe someone el

I’m back and forth with jumping into the Scanwatch. Haven’t pulled the trigger yet, and the shady business practices is really the one thing turning me off here. But the one question I’m hoping to get answered before I make my decision; does the Nova (or other scan watches) support HRV on the watch

Very well explained! I can understand that and have already tried out various watches. I started with the ScanWatch from Withings and at some point had the Nova Brilliant for looks and ended up wearing my Apple Watch more and more often, especially for sports or even just longer bike rides or hikes,

Works fine for me. Readings are relatively consistent between Withings Sleep Analyzer (or "Sleep" in the app?), ScanWatch Nova, and Oura Ring 4, although I mostly trust Oura on my sleep metrics. Heart rate, HRV, breathing rate, movement and sleep apnea readings are pretty consistent, but sleep phase

So I've spent the last few days with a Garmin Vivo Sport and it ticks most of the boxes that were really annoying me about the Scanwatch and the Pininfarina Sintesi, but with some important caveats. Tl;dr I prefer it functionally but it doesn't have the premium watch feel. The good: The app's better

For anyone curious, I had: Three, 3!... Steel Sport HRs Scanwatch 1 that died in water, under warranty Scanwatch 2 I also have the Withings Scale. If I end up liking the Garmin ecosystem, I might convert that too. If I hate the plasticy feel of the Garmin, I might consider coming back. Primary Gripe

This is not the case, the number of steps is precise, several tests have been carried out by specialized YouTubers and the withings are good. The people who complain compare their steps with those of their friends For me I have a scanwatch and when in the evening I check if I have reached my goal an

Withings devices (in their most recent active versions) have FDA clearance for atrial fibrillation detection, sleep apnea diagnosis, and blood pressure monitoring. Specifically, the ScanWatch received clearance for ECG and SpO2 measurements for atrial fibrillation detection, and the Sleep Rx mat was

I’m in the EU and I have 5 Withings products so you could call me an (ex-) fanboy. I’ve had the scanwatch since version one and it’s a beautiful watch. I don’t hate Withings as a company but they tend to throw out new products instead of maintaining existing ones. They tend to over promise (HRV for

I bought the Scan watch 2 last year, although I have my complaints I like the minimalistic idea of withings. Few things: I myself have not had any issues with charging. Since the last update hear rate tracking at least in my opinion is more consistent (previous 200+ heart rate spikes out of nowhere)