How do I default Sleep to Average Hours Slept?

[m103]

Using the Android app v.3.14

My sleep hygiene can vary quite dramatically depending on what work I'm doing where, sometimes as low as 3 hours in 24, sometimes as high as 9 hours in 24. That's a *300%* difference. As such, it's mentally impossible for me to care less about sleep score than I do. Sleep score is a laughable metric for me, as useless as running shoes for a jellyfish! I care way more about average Hours Slept.

How do I make the Android app revert to displaying Average Hours Slept in the default sleep screen, Like it used to back in the day?

TIA.

 

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[RicardoFitbit · Accepted solution]

Hi @m103, it's nice to see you again participating here in the Community Forums, your post is appreciated. 

Thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts and personal experience with your sleep records, the screenshot attached into your post was helpful for me to better understand your concern. I'd like to let you know that we are always striving to improve the Fitbit experience with our products and services, therefore, the feedback that's shared here in the Community Forums is always appreciated and really helpful for us to evaluate our procedures and make sure that we are delivering what our users want and need. At this moment it's not possible to revert such feature, therefore, to learn more about it please check: What's sleep score in the Fitbit app?

Let me know if you have any additional questions, I'll be around.

[m103]

I hope y'all will consider giving us the *option* to revert.

I've nearly snorted coffee more than once when I've had a score over 90, but only like 3 total hours. Nifty -- I slept like the dead … for a *very* brief time. My lowest scores are quite naturally when I'm getting 7-9 hours.

I'm confident it's a *very* useful metric for the majority of folks who sleep close to the same number of hours, close to the same time period every day, or for folks who have a goal to establish that.

For those of us whose lives make good sleep hygiene more of a challenge, not so much.