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Galaxy Watch Active 2 to Get ECG and Fall Detection Early Next Year

Galaxy Watch Active 2 to Get ECG and Fall Detection Early Next Year

5 years ago
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https://wccftech.com/galaxy-watch-active-2-to-get-ecg-and-fall-detection-early-next-year/

The Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2 has been around a little over a month. The smartwatch’s release was overshadowed by that of the Galaxy Note 10 series but is by no means underwhelming as it packs a lot of interesting features, the most notable one being its touch-sensitive bezel, which replaced the traditional mechanical bezel. It also gets a ton of health-related features, many of which are yet to be released.

The Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2 was touted to come with Fall Detection and ECG support, much like the Apple Watch 4. It was later rumored that users would have to wait until next year for those features to go live. The delay was attributed to pending FDA approval in the US. Today, a report by Sammobile confirms said rumors. Both features will be rolled out for users in the United States in February next year.

Galaxy Watch Active 2 to Get ECG and Fall Detection Early Next Year

Sep 2, 2019, 3:33pm UTC
https://wccftech.com/galaxy-watch-active-2-to-get-ecg-and-fall-detection-early-next-year/ > The Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2 has been around a little over a month. The smartwatch’s release was overshadowed by that of the Galaxy Note 10 series but is by no means underwhelming as it packs a lot of interesting features, the most notable one being its touch-sensitive bezel, which replaced the traditional mechanical bezel. It also gets a ton of health-related features, many of which are yet to be released. > The Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2 was touted to come with Fall Detection and ECG support, much like the Apple Watch 4. It was later rumored that users would have to wait until next year for those features to go live. The delay was attributed to pending FDA approval in the US. Today, a report by Sammobile confirms said rumors. Both features will be rolled out for users in the United States in February next year.