Get rid of sleep score

[dja14]

Please go back to previous version and eliminate sleep score.  

[JohnnyRow]

With sleep score, you are not losing any information.  Everything that was there is still there, though maybe in a different place.

Q: Has weekly sleep average been replaced by sleep score, or moved to Premium?

A: No, weekly sleep average is still available to everyone. To view it, tap the sleep tile in the app, swipe left on the graphs at the top until you see “Hours in Sleep Stages,” then tap the graph to see your weekly averages.

All Fitbit users will continue to have access to their time asleep, sleep schedule, sleep quality details, as well as weekly hours slept compared to their sleep schedule. Additionally, all Fitbit users with a device capable of heart-rate tracking will also see their sleep stages and sleep score.

[dja14]

It is not about losing information.  It is about the anxiety associated with a poor sleep score.  Many people got fitbits to monitor their sleep.  Seeing some subjective score (that users did not ask for) telling you that you had a poor nights sleep only compounds and makes worse something you already know.  What I would ask is that there is an option of turning off the sleep score.  I find it distasteful that this has been added and that the only way to find anything about how its calculated is an "up sell" to premium.   Just like the new layout design of the new app.....not really appealing compared to the old one....if something isn't broken don't fix it.  #NewCoke

[IPK]

Totally agree - I just want to easily see my average weekly hours of sleep like it used to appear (without having to swipe left and click on graphs, etc) - not some random sleep score.

[FBMum]

Perhaps if they want to add some extra information it should be placed on screen swipes beyond the original ones.  

[yankeedoodle55]

Totally agree, I hate it...adds to pressure and anxiety! No 2 people are alike. I don't  think Ive had 7/9 hrs straight sleep in my life!