Pixel Watch missing some overnight data? Blame the March update
Source: Android Authority
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Photo credit: Kaitlyn Cimino / Android Authority
TL;DR
- Pixel Watch wearables have been failing to collect SpO₂ and skin temperature data since the March update.
- A factory reset appears to resolve the issue for affected watches.
- Google has been contacted for more information and a potential fix.
Background
Google’s March update for the Pixel Watch is reportedly causing problems with overnight tracking of blood oxygen concentration (SpO₂) and skin temperature. The issue has been observed across multiple models, including the Pixel Watch 4, Pixel Watch 3, and Pixel Watch 2.
User Reports
- Users have posted about missing overnight SpO₂ and skin temperature data with no explanation.
- Example threads:
PiunikaWeb
- PiunikaWeb compiled several of these reports, noting that the problem began over a recent weekend.
Potential Fixes
1. Clear Fitbit app cache
- Clear the Fitbit app cache on both the Pixel Watch and the paired phone, then restart both devices.
- Suggested by a Product Expert on the Pixel Watch Help forum.
- Note: Some users on the Fitbit Community forum reported that this did not resolve the issue.
2. Factory reset the Pixel Watch
- Several users confirmed that a factory reset fixed the missing data.
- This method is also endorsed by the official PixelCommunity Reddit account.
Outreach to Google
We have contacted Google for additional details about the problem and any upcoming fixes. Updates will be added to this post as soon as we receive a response.