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Tracking sleep not starting at the correct time

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‎01-24-2019 06:41 - last edited on ‎01-25-2019 09:24 by Fitbit Moderator

‎01-24-2019 06:41 - last edited on ‎01-25-2019 09:24 by Fitbit Moderator

sleep tracking doesn't start until 2 or 3 am and go to bed at 11 pm

 

 

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‎01-25-2019 09:28

‎01-25-2019 09:28

Welcome to the Forums @Roypp.

 

Let me help you figure out what is going on with the sleep tracking.

 

It is possible that it's related to the Fitbit itself. I'd like to ask you some questions:

  • What Fitbit are you using?
  • Do you sleep with a fan or an open window? A draft of air hitting the Fitbit could cause it to think that you are still awake.

In addition, it is possible that you are moving a lot during the first hours of sleep and thus the Fitbit thinks that you are awake. Let me know if this could be the reason.

 

Look forward to your reply.

Lanuza | Community Moderator

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