"Masimo CEO Challenges Apple Watch's Blood Oxygen Accuracy"

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Masimo CEO Joe Kiani criticized Apple for offering an unreliable blood oxygen feature on the Apple Watch, leading to a patent dispute and a US court ruling that forced Apple to stop selling certain models. Apple has disabled the blood oxygen feature on the affected models to comply with the ban, while asserting that the feature is reliable and can save lives. Studies have shown that the Apple Watch's blood oxygen monitoring results are fairly accurate and similar to those of other devices, but the dispute between Masimo and Apple is expected to continue.
- Masimo claims Apple Watch's blood oxygen feature is unreliable 9to5Mac
- The latest Apple Watch will no longer be able to measure blood oxygen levels NPR
- Masimo CEO: Apple Has Been Proven to Infringe Our Patent Bloomberg
- Apple had an update ready to switch off Apple Watch oximeter 9to5Mac
- Apple's patent rival claims the Apple Watch's blood oxygen feature is unreliable TechRadar
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