Recently at CES, we came across a tack-on case contraption for your phone dubbed Vmed that promises to take a bunch of your vitals in a few seconds. What if you could do this with existing wearables like the smartwatch or bracelet on your wrist?
Apple introduced this option en masse with the approval of the ECG functionality on its Watch, and pulse metering as well as oxygen saturation have been on watches and fitness bands for a while now.
Samsung, however, is now aiming to one-up them all by updating its Galaxy Watch 3 and Active 2 wearables not only with electrocardiogram functionality, but also with a blood pressure reader. Say what?
