Does the watch interfere with pacemakers or hearing aids?

The watch occasionally emits small electrical signals (e.g., for heart rate monitoring), which may interfere with pacemakers. We recommend users consult with their healthcare provider if they use a pacemaker. The watch does not interfere with hearing aids.

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