Apple Watch FINALLY Got a Glucose Monitor!

[@ChronoGamerOne]

The title really misled me. "Apple Watch FINALLY Got a Glucose Monitor" sounds like there's going to be a glucose monitor on the next Apple Watch. The title should have been "Apple Watch May FINALLY Get a Glucose Monitor". Really disappointing click betrayal.

[@lukasarmstrong5222]

That’s all they do I feel like

[@HailAnts]

Apple perfecting blood glucose monitoring on their Watch will be _huge_ news. You won't miss it.

[@franshartman4378]

Don’t care about that. Clickbaits are the norm now, and this one is not so bad. I’m grateful that there is a reliable way to track blood sugar using the Apple watch with a 3rd party tool.

[@stig7798]

cmon bro.. we all clicked cause we thought that the apple watch actually had a blood glucose sensor. Absolute clickbait, and if u really didn't mean for it to be clickbait, u would change the title.

[@elem2618]

Glucose monitoring is probably one of the top most important feature the watch should truly have!

[@tonep3168]

Yeah, you’re right. But regardless of this particular function, the Apple Watches development in general has been glacial. I know many people who loved their AW, but gave up on it due to terrible battery life, which Apple has never improved. It’s also very thick, and the rectangular shape is off putting for some.

[@jaredwhite489]

I retitle this: A company makes an app that works on the watch

[@billstafford601]

Absolutely interested in being able to eliminate finger sticks or arm pods!

[@DennisWarner]

At 3:16 what watch face it that? I have the G7 too

[@Douga05]

I am really interested in the Glucose monitor. I just bought an Apple Ultra 2 and thought that app was in it but…Not there.

[@mht1234]

What Apple Watch face are you using with your Dexcom? I am a T1D wearing a G6 Dexcom and the AW complication issue not being large and in the middle of the AW is problematic. Thanks for the info. I may try the G7 again with my AW to see if the connection can be better.

[@alexestrada77]

What brand is the leather wrist that you have on your Apple Watch series 9? Looks fantastic!

[@Cuaedria]

I’m interested in glucose monitoring, to see how it changes with the symptoms of my various illnesses.

[@sallyharris1093]

I am very interested. I am on a ketogenic lifestyle. I was prediabetic and want to keep track of my blood sugar to avoid prediabetes and diabetes which runs in my family.

[@jesperwall839]

I’m in need of that! Have wondered when Apple would implement that.

[@savjag007]

Super interested. Found out I had grade 2 fatty liver disease this month. Cutting sugar out and losing weight are what the doctors are saying to fully reverse it. I can’t wait for Apple Watch to add glucose monitoring. But I seriously doubt the accuracy with a blood sample/interstitial fluid reading.

[@Deta-zv3zw]

Someone is too excited upon discovering something that has been available for a long while. 🤦🏻‍♂

[@abbeyrose7]

I would absolutely get a watch with glucose monitor, if it was accurate

[@TMilliard]

I am interested in the glucose monitor.

[@davidalan6701]

So still nothing from freestyle. Yeah, I’m hoping they bring it to the watch soon. I think that’s the only thing that would make me feel the need to upgrade from my series 6.

[@tomharwill]

as type 2 diabetic I would interested

[@prochnowja]

Wildly interested in monitoring glucose. More data > less data

[@TechandGadgetsGalore]

I wear an Apple Watch Ultra + a wrist worn BP monitor. I’d love Apple to include non-invasive glucose monitoring without the need for another worn device.

[@CarlosBenjamin]

Glucose monitoring will be the reason I buy the next Apple Watch. Right now I wear a continuous sensor that outputs to my iPhone.

[@ggbrent1]

Count me in for GC monitoring

[@Ronnieleec]

i want noninvasive glucose monitoring.

[@hfachin]

Would love to see that be implemented on the apple watch

[@AppleInsider]

This won't be, but a general one will. Hopefully in the next year or two

[@Safeen090]

@@AppleInsider​​⁠Can you please try using the new magic keyboard that came out for only the iPad Pro and can you try and use the new keyboard on an iPad Air? Please I really wanna know. I know they said it doesn’t but it doesn’t hurt to try.

[@anderspjorgensen]

Very interested in this topic, thanks for covering this

[@sekoak9257]

I hope it also comes for Ultra 2, expensive watch not worth many options, if it comes out from Apple Watch that they will incorporate sugar measurement into it

[@tbdavis1023]

I am definitely!

[@AppleInsider]

nice! What do you hope to learn with it? Very curious at how people may use them!

[@CatServant]

I’m a Type 2 diabetic who’s on almost every class of drug for diabetes and my A1C is still above 7. I would love to have a glucose monitor on my watch, but since I’m only Type 2, I can’t get insurance to pay for a CGM like the Dexcom but they do pay for the Freestyle Libre.

[@yannisgk]

non-invasive glycose monitor??? wow!!! great news!!!

[@georgebmac8140]

So is this only by prescription? If so, it sounds like it’s finally catching up with technology that’s been around for years.

[@mustang607]

I'm still looking forward to a day that I can get a reliable heartbeat readings from my Apple Watch. Too often when I exercise my Apple Watch heartbeat figure is dark or gray, no matter how I adjust the bands.

[@vivrelamour]

Misleading title. But this feature would be life-changing for diabetics, especially type 1’s like me.

[@TypeOneTalks]

Wrong title.

[@manny6903]

I wait until September 2024 but thank you for the heads up.

[@george6252]

YES, very interested and would buy another apple watch once vetted.

[@Kevdog1920]

I still want a Apple Watch for health features but I don’t need a glucose monitor, and for the safety features too

[@cintikevin1]

I'm very interested in using a CGM for a short span of like 3 months. I've been 95% carnivore for 6 months now and in good health. I'm just mainly interested in finding out what foods really trigger my blood sugar, so when I re-introduce them, I will know which ones are better or worse. I also am trying to talk my wife into this also. Although as of now, she is not too interested in doing that.

[@tariqahmad9113]

Count me in

[@eckhardtmilz1587]

The problem is that you cant buy sensors in Sweden, that is when you are not already very sick and need insulin. Hope the future opens for prevention too. Only buying a watch and that’s it would be my dream.

[@AppleInsider]

It will NOT replace these sensors though. Apple will not be getting into the CGM space. It requires an insane degree of government oversight because of the glucose readings aren’t reliable and accurate, you could easily kill someone by taking the wrong amount of insulin. I’d love to skip the dedicated CGM too but I know it won’t happen. At least for a very long time

[@Safeen090]

@@AppleInsider​​⁠Can you please try using the new magic keyboard that came out for only the iPad Pro and can you try and use the new keyboard on an the new iPad Air? Please I really wanna know. I know they said it doesn’t but it doesn’t hurt to try.

[@carlossustaita1440]

Count me in.

[@95ireyna]

I am

[@jerryjamesstone]

Misleading title. Way lame.

[@Kevdog1920]

But I don’t have a iPhone yet. Just a iPad

[@janetscruising]

Yes i hate sticking me

[@Johnnyhaag79]

I'm waiting to buy any apple watch until this is a real thing... Idc 5 yrs 10 yrs from now....

[@linhunnicutt6556]

I am using the Dexcom G7 with the direct to watch feature. I have had quite a bit of signal loss issues on the watch and I think it's because I wear my watch on my left wrist and the center is on my right arm. When I change sensors, I'm going to try it on my stomach, which is where I found the best connectivity before the direct to Watch connection.

[@AppleInsider]

Stomach is always better, but I haven't had too much of an issue with that same situation. My sensor is on my right arm now and my watch is on my left wrist, but maybe because I sit at the computer so much?

[@Angela-zu8dh]

Not helpful can you wear the watch and get a reading or does it need a pod somewhere on your body

[@johnnycrockett3781]

Me

[@brentsmithline3423]

As Apple adds more health monitoring is when I will update for my current Apple Watch 6, r it dies.

[@bobbylj53]

Yes, our name glucose monitoring bad I’m tired packing my fingers

[@georgebmac8140]

More than anything it shows our healthcare system dragging its feet and milking what it has as long as it can.

[@loulevin2064]

As a type 2; I’ve had it well controlled for a very long time. I would absolutely love if Apple could put a sensor in the watch to at minimum keep me updated and keep an eye on the trending numbers like you said. I’m all for it. Can’t wait for it to be available. Once it is ; that’s when I’ll probably upgrade to the newest Ultra.

[@macmanmpls]

I tried the G7 and hated it. Couldn't get the sensor to stay on my skin. I went back to the G6. been very happy.

[@AppleInsider]

Everyone will be different. For me, the G7 was an absolute game changer. Stayed on far better, was more accurate, connects to my pump, watch, and iPhone at the same time, AND will soon be extended to a 14 day wear time. Huge upgrade.

[@davidjohnson2782]

Great for Dexcom users. Come on Medtronic, time to catch up again!

[@AppleInsider]

I gave up on them years ago. Awful!

[@harrisonbohorquez322]

I like your content but honestly this was deceiving and the title misleading. I know you want clicks but don’t go that route please.

[@AppleInsider]

I honestly don't feel this is clickbait at all. They literally released an Apple Watch glucose monitor. It's freaking life changing.

[@laperlenoir]

A non-invasive glucose monitor? Bring it. This is click bait.

[@michaelg.5862]

Clickbait 🤨

[@jimmybexley9574]

So you’re resorting to click bait crap now? Why?

[@jeff2tc99]

click bait

[@Peaced900]

Come on bro. No click bating needed

[@barthanson3043]

Bullshit... an old iPhone already does exactly this!

[@billyg8614]

As a type 1, a CGM is mission critical. A non-invasive sensor would be ideal.

[@Cleatusprivilegedwhiteman]

Click bait. Apple Watch should or will Not Apple Watch got

[@AppleInsider]

No, it did. It finally got its own glucose sensor that communicates it directly with it. No need for an iPhone, no receiver, just a direct-to-watch sensor and it's absolutely incredible for those that use them.

[@gregmgm06]

Absolutely clickbait. Done with your channel.

[@AppleInsider]

I'm sorry Greg, why do you think this is clickbait? Apple watch finally got an actual glucose sensor. You no longer need an iPhone or anything in between! This is absolutely huge!

[@iVue]

It is pretty frequent for Apple insider to push Clickbait now a days. This is one of that. Nothing close to what u are here for.

[@H20ticklemehomo]

Reported for misinformation this about health you can’t be misleading people like this

[@lilking129]

Clickbate... and disappointing. I expected better from a channel close to 1m subscribers.

[@adampierce9184]

Disliked this and will in the future for misleading titles!

[@noxnext]

CLICK BAIT! 🙄👎

[@russelladamb.mensan4394]

I reported them to Google. The monitor is still the inserted sensor in your arm or abdomen that monitors your glucose, the iPhone was the middleman, now you just don't need it within Bluetooth range, the watch nor the iPhone ever monitored your glucose but maybe one day! This is clickbait, misinformation. The watch monitors your heartbeat, sleep, etc. This content creator needs to look up the definition of the word monitor but should be ashamed of themselves for misleading people!

[@dakf660]

Clickbait BS. You just lost a subscriber.

[@zackmuniz6941]

Unsubscribed because of this clickbait.

[@goldfinga786able]

Free Palestine 🇵🇸

[@GeorgeBobeck]

This video is click-wank-bait. I’d like a refund for the time I lost watching it.