07-26-2025 10:32
07-26-2025 10:32
On July 15th my charge 6 stopped tracking my sleep data. I've restarted, resynched, uninstalled etc to no avail....still no sleep data! Where can I find the help to resolve this?
Best Answer07-27-2025 07:31
07-27-2025 07:31
I'm also experiencing issues with sleep data on my Charge 6. It keeps saying that I'm waking more than an hour before I actually wake up and this has been going on for a couple weeks now. What is wrong with this app?
Best Answer07-27-2025 18:05
07-27-2025 18:05
I would personally try 2 things - on the watch: shut the heart option off, and then on, and also do a reset. If it persists, on watch/settings/info/clear data. Of course the heart option must be on in the watch/settings for sleep stages to appear. Hope that helps!
Best Answer08-01-2025 15:31
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08-01-2025 15:31
Hello @Suzisu
Do you see a green light on the back of your Charge 6? That's the optical heart rate sensor & it's needed for sleep tracking. If you don't see the green light, check the Settings tile on your Charge 6 to confirm that Heart Rate is turned on:
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Hello @Troynorr
The sleep algorithm has been updated to track more of your awake periods. Please see this recent announcement (<-- click) in the iOS app forum. The same announcement was also posted to the Android app forum.
Rieko | N California USA MBG PE
08-02-2025 03:59
08-02-2025 03:59
Thanks. The green light is on. It seems to be doing better now after 3 or 4 incorrect wake times (over an hour less than what I actually slept).
08-02-2025 09:52
08-02-2025 09:52
There are 2 separate posts/threads on this topic. They changed the sleep algorithm in late June and as a consequence significantly higher awake times and dropping sleep quality scores. Fitbit remains silent on the topic but are increasingly aware users aren’t happy because it’s a flawed methodology.
Best Answer08-02-2025 10:05
08-02-2025 10:05
ALSO, at night, I AVOID tapping the watch to turn on the display. I also set watch/settings/display = manual so it doesn't wake on wrist turn. I found that both of these can produce a false "awake" for me.
08-02-2025 12:37
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08-02-2025 12:37
Hello @whollis
There was a post that showed up on the iOS & Android app forums announcing the change in the sleep algorithm. The post is pinned to the top of the forum page.
For now, you can submit your thoughts on this change using the Feedback option in the Fitbit app
The feedback reports are received by the team for review.
Rieko | N California USA MBG PE
Best Answer08-02-2025 13:06
08-02-2025 13:06
I’m leaving no stone alone. Posting here all the time. Feedback sent. Calling tech support, asking for a supervisor to document the disaster.
it was a helpful supervisor that finally tracked what I’ve shared on the forum with a copy & paste. Engineering told nobody hence generic troubleshooting steps that are a waste of time since it is the flawed algorithm that is causing the problems & health related issues for some who really on consistent results. To suddenly drop 10 - 20 points in score you cannot make any changes to fix it!
Best Answer10-03-2025 03:36
10-03-2025 03:36
I'm in the same boat. I have a new Fitbit Charge 6 that is about 3 months old. It has stopped tracking my sleep as of 9/25. I have tried everything. Rebooting my phone and my watch, different arm, looser on my arm, tighter on my arm etc. It is telling me "no sleep data". Please help!.
Best Answer10-03-2025 06:56
10-03-2025 06:56
After months of inaction I bought a new device. Rated the best in sleep tracking by the NYTimes. Sad what has happened to one of the best trackers in the market. You’ll notice too no mention of a Charge 7. Glad I bought a new device and the paid membership is less than Google.
Best Answer10-03-2025 14:06
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10-03-2025 14:06
Hello @Becky138
Are you also having trouble with heart rate tracking? Do you see a green light on the back of your Charge 6? The green light is the optical heart rate sensor and is needed for sleep tracking.
If you don't see a green light, the first thing to check is that Heart rate is turned on in the Settings tile of your Charge 6
Also, please confirm that you don't have any tattoos or scars on your wrist where you wear your Fitbit.
By any chance, have you tried wearing your Fitbit on the inside of your wrist to see if that will give you sleep tracking?
Rieko | N California USA MBG PE
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