Galaxy Watch7: Samsung Announces New BioActive Sensor Promising Better Performance
Samsung is upping its health-tracking game with an improved BioActive Sensor set to debut in the upcoming Galaxy Watch7 series. The company claims the new sensor offers more comprehensive, personalized, and accurate health data compared to its predecessor, unlocking "new possibilities for preventative wellness."
Here are some key takeaways from the announcement:
- Enhanced Accuracy: The new BioActive Sensor boasts a 200% performance increase per photodiode despite reducing the total number from eight to four.
- Expanded LED Spectrum: The freed-up space now houses a wider variety of LEDs, including blue, violet, yellow, and ultraviolet, in addition to red and green infrared.
- AGEs Monitoring: This iteration introduces Advanced Glycation End Products (AGEs) index monitoring, a first for the BioActive Sensor. However, Samsung warns that individuals with photosensitive skin might experience minor rashes or discoloration as a side effect.
- Improved Health Tracking: The sensor promises more precise measurements of stress levels, sleep quality, blood pressure, blood oxygen levels, and heart rate. However, Samsung advises against using it as a complete replacement for conventional health monitoring methods.
- Powerful Pairing: The new BioActive Sensor will work in tandem with the Exynos W1000 SoC to deliver a superior user experience.
While the Galaxy Watch7 release date remains unknown, anticipation is building. Meanwhile, those eager for a new smartwatch can check out the currently available Samsung Galaxy Watch6 or browse the selection of Galaxy Watch7 screen protector cases already up for grabs on Amazon.
