The new graphics to illustrate sleep data displays in a bar graph that is unreadable and hard to decipher. The previous version had a solid background with easy to view bar graphs and comparative data. The new version is unacceptable. We would like to return to the previous display. Is there a way to do so?
Also agree. And Fitbit sleep tracking data has become much less accurate since Google bought the company and started “fixing “ it. Google, why did you “fix” what wasn’t broken? The app now totally misses naps and often has me awake when I am definitely asleep (actually dreaming). Badly done Google. But I have very little hope that you will pay any attention to your customers and actually make the product better. If you were not actively harming your customers you would not be under investigation for monopolistic behavior by the FTC. You really should shape up so you don’t give them more fuel for their cases.
I agree with you and hope that Fitbit return to the previous way to display sleep score. . It is very difficult to read and have a clear view of your score and a comprehensive way of understanding your nigh sleep. Thanks to pointing that out.
Totally agree with you. Could not have said it better. Bring back the true calorie estimate not the useless one there tells me I have 190 calories left at 11 am. And the new sleep graph sucks. Who signed off on these changes??!!
Best AnswerI totally agree with you, and today it was even worse , no details on the basics, I hate this, we should demand they go back to the old basic easy reading of the important stages. This changes are extremely annoying! No explanation why, or how to read it! Turned it back to the way it was ! This is a protest!
The benchmark icon and the 30 day average show me the same bar graphs, but the 30 day average shows a dot that is apparently where I was last night?
Best AnswerYes! Bring back what worked or I will be looking to get something other than fitbit next time. This is junk!
Best AnswerAgree, whenever I look at my sleep data, my only option is extra work:
an extra "tap" to skip the unusable graph, then go to my benchmark section.
Please fitbit revert to the old user experience.
Best AnswerYes, at least they did a few years ago. My husband bought one. It actually looked almost the same as the inspire, and I think was nicer. About the same price point. Only thing to check for is if it has a replaceable wrist band. Some models used to not have replaceable bands. If the band broke, it was cost prohibitive replace the band (the same cost as a new devise because it was a "repair"). I had some bad experiences with the Fitbit when the band was not replaceable. I can't remember if the Garmin band was replaceable or not.
Best Answer100% Agree.
This never should have left development stage. If by slim chance it did, it never should have passed QA or review stage. Fitbit's development team is either in extreme disarray or they just have no care in the word for changes they push to production.
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@Joneill119 wrote:
I just got an email that they are putting out a new watch.
I got the same email yesterday afternoon, I cannot be excited, and I have no interest in buying it if Google and Fitbit doesn't throw away their pride and revert the sleep chart and stats screen.
If you guys haven't already, be sure to leave a 1-star rating on the Fitbit app in the Apple and Google Play Store. If you purchased your Fitbit from Amazon, leave a 1-star review there too.
It might be an unread inbox, but send emails to android @ fitbit.com too.