ManufacturerGarmin vívosmart 5
3.0· 1 review1 of 1 would use it again
Slim fitness tracker with a display that, according to the manufacturer, records heart rate, Body Battery energy levels, sleep and Pulse Ox; up to 7 days of battery life.
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Products, aids, apps and services for everyday life with ME/CFS and Long COVID – added and rated by people living with it.
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ManufacturerApple Watch SE 3
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Smartwatch that, according to the manufacturer, tracks heart rate, sleep (sleep score), overnight vitals and activity; up to 18 hours of battery life.
ManufacturerFitbit Charge 6
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Fitness tracker with a display that, according to the manufacturer, tracks heart rate, sleep (sleep score), SpO2, skin temperature and activity; up to 7 days of battery life.
ManufacturerGarmin CIRQA Smart Band
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Screenless fitness band that, according to the manufacturer, tracks heart rate, Body Battery, HRV status and sleep around the clock; up to 10 days of battery life, usable without a subscription.
ManufacturerGarmin vívoactive 6
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Smartwatch with an AMOLED touchscreen that, according to the manufacturer, tracks wrist heart rate, HRV status, Body Battery, sleep and Pulse Ox; up to 11 days of battery life.
ManufacturerOura Ring 4
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Titanium smart ring that, according to the manufacturer, tracks heart rate, HRV, respiratory rate, body temperature trends, overnight blood oxygen and movement; 5 to 8 days of battery life.
ManufacturerPolar H10
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Chest-strap heart rate sensor that, according to the manufacturer, measures heart rate electrically (ECG-based), transmits via Bluetooth and ANT+ and lasts up to 400 hours on one battery.
ManufacturerPolar Loop
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Screenless band that, according to the manufacturer, records heart rate around the clock, nightly HRV, sleep and activity; up to 8 days of battery life and no subscription required.
ManufacturerSamsung Galaxy Ring
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Titanium smart ring that, according to the manufacturer, tracks sleep, activity and heart rate and calculates a daily energy score from them; up to 7 days of battery life.
ManufacturerWHOOP 5.0
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Screenless band that, according to the manufacturer, tracks sleep, strain, recovery, stress and steps around the clock; more than 14 days of battery life, available only with a membership.
ManufacturerWithings ScanWatch 2
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Hybrid smartwatch with an analogue dial that, according to the manufacturer, tracks heart rate around the clock, nightly HRV, sleep and temperature; up to 35 days of battery life.
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