Want to know about the green light that always blinking on back of your Apple Watch. Just check the main purpose of it and how it is used followed by simple guide to turn it off and steps to fix the not working problem…

Apple Watch has a special function called the green light that makes it possible to track several aspects of your fitness and health, such as heart rate, blood oxygen levels, and more. Lets Know How to turn off the green light under your Apple Watch and what it means.

The back of your Apple Watch may have been illuminated with green LEDs. This LED light may scare you if you’re a new user because it appears like something is wrong with your Apple Watch. 

However, there is no need for concern. While your Apple Watch is tracking your heart rate or when you are attempting to locate it at night, the back green lights flash. Find out more about the green Apple Watch light that flashes here, as well as how to turn it off if you don’t like what it does. 

Green Light on Apple Watch

An LED sensor in the green light of the Apple Watch emits a particular wavelength of light that can pass through skin and detect changes in blood flow. It works with the light sensitive photo diodes. As it mainly focus on blood flow and measures accurate Heart rate.

As your Heart beat rate is high, then blood will flow more in your veins. Then blood flow will high in your wrist too. As flow is more, absorption of green light also more. Hence it shows higher heart beat. Main reason to choose green light is because of blood absorbs green light easily than any other color.

The heart rate monitor, blood oxygen sensor, and workout tracking functions are just a few of the Apple Watch sensors and parts that employ the green light. 

Apple Watch can give users access to real-time health and fitness information, such as heart rate, calories burnt, and more, by measuring changes in blood flow.

How to Turn Off Green Light on Apple Watch

Turning off green light not track your heart beat any more. There is no major problem occurs with green lights turning on, but you want to off it temporarily or to restart it again incase green light not turning off after removing it from your hand.

So lets check the detailed process to turn it off through your apple Watch and as well as through iPhone.

Turn Off Green Light on Apple Watch through iPhone

1. Unlock your iPhone and go to Watch app
2. Scroll down and Select Privacy option from the home page of Watch app
3. Toggle off the Heart rate option to stop heart rate tracking which results in turning off of green light of your Apple Watch.

Main Purpose of Green Light on Back of Apple Watch

Your heart rate is measured by this green light which is an optical heart sensor on your Apple Watch. 

Apple Watch illuminates your skin with green LEDs hundreds of times per second to measure your heart rate. It measures the amount of blood flows through your veins and while doing this, it determines how many times the heart beats each minute. The figure represents your heart rate.

Actually Heart beat rate appears in BPM (Beats Per Minute). Adults typically have resting heart rates of 60 to 100 BPM.

When does the heart rate on my Apple Watch get measured 

• While you wear your Apple Watch, it occasionally measures your heart rate for you. 
• The Apple Watch continuously measures your heart rate throughout exercises like outdoor runs, dance, cycling, etc. and displays the information on the screen. 
• Heart rate monitoring on Apple Watch 3 during exercise. Your Apple Watch records your heart rate during Breath and Reflect sessions in addition to during workouts. 
• Sessions for “Breath and Reflect” on the Apple Watch 4. Finally, by launching the Heart app on your Apple Watch, you may manually check your heart rate at any time.

What to do if Green Light on Apple Watch not working

The reasons behind the Apple watch Green light is not turning on is simple you not wear it or you stopped doing physical activity. If you are doing those two things still green light not working, then just follow these two steps to fix this problem.

Restart your Apple Watch

To fix this problem, just do force restart your Apple watch once. To do this just press and hold the Digital crown and side button until Apple logo appears.

Turn on the Heart rate function on your Apple watch

To do this just follow the process we discussed for turning off the green light. But in final step just toggle on the Heart rate option to track your Heart beat which done by green light sensors.

Limitations and potential hazards associated with the green light technology of Apple Watch 

The green light technology has possible hazards and restrictions even if it might offer useful health and fitness data. As a result of repeated exposure to the green light sensor, some users may experience skin irritability or pain. 

Moreover, factors including skin type, body position, and motion might affect how accurate the readings are.  Users should make sure their Apple Watch fits properly and refrain from continuously using the green light sensor for long periods of time to reduce these dangers. 

In conclusion, the Apple Watch’s green light technology is an effective tool for track steps as your fitness and health, but it’s crucial to utilise it wisely and carefully. 

Readers can maximize the benefits of the green light features on their Apple Watch and enhance their general health and wellbeing by adhering to the advice and recommendations included in this article.