How is 'in AFib' percentage calculated in Apple Watch ECG when resting HR is below 50bpm?

As a fit cyclist my resting HR Can be below 50bpm for more than 12 hours per day. I know on demand ECG is not considered for AF when RHR is below 50bpm. I want to know if ‘in AFib’ 25% of the time is per 24 hours or for times when over 50bpm. It makes a lot of difference!



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Original Title: Percentage in AF summary - us it per 24hr or only when 50+ bpm?




Apple Watch Ultra 2, watchOS 11

Posted on Jun 9, 2025 2:49 AM

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How is 'in AFib' percentage calculated in Apple Watch ECG when resting HR is below 50bpm?

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