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Tap for start of sleep

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‎08-10-2017 11:13

‎08-10-2017 11:13

I just upgraded from a Fitbit Flex to a Charge 2HR.  I love the fact that I can see the time and steps on the device, but it would be nice if I could start and end my sleep with a tap on the face like I could with the Flex.  I sometimes don't get up right away in the morning, but am awake.  The Charge still logs that as light sleep unless I turn on my phone, open the app and then wait for the sleep log to load.  Some mornings it's a pain to wait for all that.  Tapping on the screen would be so much easier.

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‎08-13-2017 12:48

‎08-13-2017 12:48

Hello @hilonancy! 

 

That is very interesting idea. I could see how it could be useful to get more specific details. Perhaps you could talk about it on the Feature Suggestions board. Then, other members could support the idea by voting and commenting on it.

 

Hope to see you around! 

Lanuza | Community Moderator

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