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add snore detector for using phone mix to correlate with sleep graph

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‎04-13-2018 18:34

‎04-13-2018 18:34

Would like a snore detector

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‎04-14-2018 05:40

‎04-14-2018 05:40

And before I got my CPAP machine, my hubby would have liked me to have something besides him to wake me when I snored!

 

Seriously, you have an excellent suggestion. If you check the Feature Suggestion Forum, you will see a couple suggestions regarding Fitbit and snore detection. Vote for these ideas or, if you are looking for something a little different, create your own posting for others to vote on. Good luck!

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‎01-26-2020 18:13

‎01-26-2020 18:13

My Versa2 has added a trial version snore detector. Uses the microphone. Eats battery. Produces a % snore time. Over 10% is bad. A graph of room noise and awake periods too.

Separately a time chart of when I snore. Sometimes missing. No explanation.  A good addition.

Also I have read that the Fitbit blood oxygen SpO2 sensor has been turned on finally. Not in Canada so far.

In the meantime I measure my SpO2 on my vivosmart 4. On my other wrist.  It does 4 hour measurement only while I sleep. Interesting. Also have an iHealth finger SpO2 device.

Breathing is important to me. Sleep apnea, old, CPAP and all....

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