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Galaxy Watch 5 will measure body temperature, confirms Samsung Health app

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The Galaxy Watch 5 Pro, which has been a topic of discussion for some time, has recently been confirmed by Samsung in the Health app beta update. Now a new information revealing its most important feature has appeared online.

A few weeks ago there was a rumor that Galaxy Watch 5 will come with a body temperature measurement feature. At the same time, some reports also claimed that the company is facing some challenges while implementing the new feature and it is not coming this year.

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But now it finally looks like the company has decided to bring this feature to the device. The same Samsung Health app beta update that confirms the ‘Pro’ model also features a toggle for ‘Skin temperature during sleep’, as reported by a Reddit user (via). It seems to be used for cycle tracking purposes.

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It looked like Samsung might become the first OEM to offer a wristband equipped with temperature-reading capabilities. Unfortunately, that opportunity has flown as a couple of weeks ago Realme has already released its new smartwatch that boasts a skin temperature sensor.

Even though Samsung isn’t the first to equip this feature, its solution could be more advanced than Realme’s. Realme stresses that the temperature sensor takes surface-level readings and should not be used as a replacement for medical equipment.

Samsung, on the other hand, is reportedly delaying the Galaxy Wath 4 launch due to body temperature measurement as it wants to fix everything from the get-go. The algorithm that powers the sensor has to be precise and allow customers to take reliable readings.

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