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Apple Watch: Blood pressure measurement could become reality in 2025

Milan Jovicic by Milan Jovicic
December 11, 2024 - 02:37 CET
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The Apple Watch is known for setting new standards in wearable technology. With innovative features such as ECG recording and blood oxygen monitoring, Apple has turned its smartwatch into an important tool for health monitoring. Now another groundbreaking feature is in the starting blocks: blood pressure monitoring. This could be introduced as early as 2025, according to a report from Bloomberg.

Apple is constantly working to make the Apple Watch an indispensable health companion. The planned blood pressure monitoring is another step towards proactive health care. Unlike conventional measuring devices, the Apple Watch will not provide exact blood pressure readings, but will recognize trends and warn you of deviations. This feature could not only improve your well-being but also be life-saving by indicating high blood pressure - one of the most common and dangerous health risks worldwide. But how realistic is its introduction in 2025?

What the Apple Watch's blood pressure measurement could do

The planned function is not intended to provide you with exact measurements such as systolic or diastolic blood pressure, but to detect changes in your blood pressure pattern. If your blood pressure rises above a certain threshold, the Apple Watch could issue a warning. This warning should motivate you to get medical examinations before more serious health problems arise.

  • Why it matters: High blood pressure, often called a “silent killer,” usually shows no symptoms before it causes serious damage, so an early warning from Apple Watch could save lives.
  • Addition to existing functions: The Apple Watch already offers important health features such as ECG, atrial fibrillation detection and blood oxygen monitoring. Blood pressure measurement would usefully expand this package.

Challenges of implementation

Developing blood pressure monitoring is no easy task. Apple has reportedly struggled with accuracy issues in the past, particularly in tests in 2022. While those difficulties may have been resolved by now, launch remains uncertain. Mark Gurman of Bloomberg reportedthat the feature was originally planned for 2024 but was postponed.

  • How reliable will the feature be? Apple has high standards for accuracy and usability. If the feature doesn't meet expectations, the launch could be delayed again.
  • Available in which models? According to Gurman, blood pressure monitoring could first be included in the Apple Watch Ultra 3 and the standard Apple Watch that will be released in 2025, that is, the Apple Watch Series 11!

Why blood pressure monitoring is groundbreaking

High blood pressure is one of the most common causes of death worldwide because it often goes undetected. The Apple Watch's blood pressure monitoring could revolutionize early detection. In combination with other health features, such as the detection of cardiac arrhythmias, the Apple Watch becomes an indispensable health companion.

Additional developments at Apple

Apple is not only working on blood pressure monitoring but also on other innovative technologies such as non-invasive blood glucose monitoring. However, this function is not yet ready for the market and will probably not be available in the Apple Watch in the near future.

Blood pressure measurement: A groundbreaking feature for the Apple Watch

The introduction of blood pressure measurement in the Apple Watch would be another milestone in health monitoring. It could help you identify risks early and take preventative measures. Even if the implementation is complex and there is no guarantee that it will launch in 2025, it shows once again that Apple is constantly developing wearable technology. Stay tuned, because the Apple Watch could soon do even more for your health. (Image: Apple)

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