No, the green LED light on the Philips health watch is not harmful for your eyes or skin.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What materials are used in the watch?
- Has the sleep measurement of the Philips health watch undergone any research?
- How long can I wear the watch on a fully charged battery? And how do I charge it?
- What can I do with the touch ring, how can I navigate in the watch menu?
- What is my resting heart rate?
- What are sleep mode and sleep efficiency and how are they measured with the Philips health watch?
- What is measured with the heart rate mode?
- Do I have to turn off the sleep mode when I get out of bed?
- Is the green LED light on the Philips health watch harmful for eyes?
- Why do I need to provide personal data in the App
- What are my heart rate zones?
- What is the difference between kJ and kcal (and Calorie)
- How to use activity mode?
- What is the food intake mode?
- What is a healthy calorie intake?
- Why is accuracy of food data important?
- How can I change the user settings in the Philips health watch (Flight mode, Bluetooth settings, screen contrast, brightness, etc.)?
- How do I replace the strap for a smaller one?
- How can I change the language in the watch?
- How can I access the main menu on the watch?
- Is the health watch waterproof?
- How do I unlock and lock the watch?
- When should I not wear my Philips health watch? Which safety information should I read?
- What is the sedentary behavior mode?
- Can I wear the watch during swimming?
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