Samsung Electronics Co. is rolling out blood pressure monitoring on many of its smartwatches in the US, expanding availability of an increasingly popular feature offered on fitness-tracking devices. The feature, set to launch in the US on Tuesday, will allow some Galaxy Watch owners to track their blood pressure from their wrist, the company said in a statement. To use the tool, which will roll out to the Galaxy Watch 4 and newer models, users must download the Samsung Health Monitor app and complete an initial calibration using a third-party blood pressure cuff.
Samsung Adds Blood Pressure Tracking to Galaxy Watches in the US
