Did you know that you can use the new electrical heart sensor in Apple Watch Series 4 to improve your regular heart rate readings, even if you’re not at least 22 years old and don’t live in the United States?
Our video editor Harris Craycraft has taken it upon himself to take a closer look at ECG functionality and test how it works on his Apple Watch Series 4, and here are his impressions.
Changing your region to United States won’t do the trick after all. You’ll just have to wait until Apple obtains regulatory approval for your country, which could take some time.
Apple says you must be at least 22 years old to use its new ECG app for Apple Watch Series 4, with which you can take readouts of your heart’s electrical activity on the go.
Now that the ECG app is finally available for the Apple Watch (Series 4), we thought it’d be a good idea to offer a quick rundown of the much talked-about feature. So here is our guide to what the ECG app does and how to use it.
The watchOS 5.1.2 software is now available to all users. After updating, the ECG app appears for Apple Watch Series 4 owners in the United States.
An extensive update for the tremendously convenient Heart Analyzer app is now available on App Store with full support for displaying electrocardiogram information captured by Apple Watch Series 4.
As long as a customer is having issues with the upcoming ECG app or irregular heart rhythm notifications, Apple will honor their refund request up to 45 days.
Apple’s ECG app that will permit Series 4 watch wearers to take an electrocardiograph reading on the go will release publicly as part of the watchOS 5.1.2 software update.
