Marques

So like the functionality of an Apple Watch and the functionality of a traditional watch overlap massively.

So it looks silly.

But if you just have a fitness tracker on, but you also have an Apple Watch, I think everyone also is aware that they're both fitness trackers because the Apple Watch is a fitness tracker to some extent too.

So it still feels silly, but they do look different enough that it's okay.

I just Googled it real quick because I was curious, and this is the AI overview, but it does make a lot of sense of why it's advised not to wear it on the bottom of your wrist.

The optical sensor, since it's optical, it's just about having a seal with the light, so it's just a thing up against your wrist and it's pointing at your wrist.

It's a flat.

When you wear it underneath your wrist, the tendons... Yeah, flat.

running through your fingers cause a lot of light leak because you move those tendons a lot and move your fingers.

And so it can introduce a lot of noise or light leak in that sensor data.

That makes sense.

I get that that may be noisier and a little bit less reliable for the fitness tracker.

Yeah.

It makes it makes intuitive sense because like, oh, you feel your pulse there.

So like, obviously, you should still be able to get my heart rate.

But yeah, there's a bunch more that you're reading, too.

Yeah, that would work for me if I had bicep muscles.

I miss that.

When's the Fitbit underwear coming?

Someone's already working on it.