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Inspire HR tracked only light sleep, no REM or deep

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‎05-05-2021 12:29 - last edited on ‎05-06-2021 17:01 by Fitbit Moderator

‎05-05-2021 12:29 - last edited on ‎05-06-2021 17:01 by Fitbit Moderator

My Inspire HR showed 8 hours 7 minutes of light sleep at 98% efficiency last night.  There was only light sleep, no REM sleep, and no deep sleep.  I have never had any results like this and I know that I had dreams.  I have never had efficiency greater than 94% and usually around 90%.  I have never had no REM sleep. The beginning and ending times seem to be right.  The sleep score was 72.  Has anyone seen results like this?

 

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‎05-06-2021 17:02 - last edited on ‎07-25-2023 11:30 by Fitbit Moderator

‎05-06-2021 17:02 - last edited on ‎07-25-2023 11:30 by Fitbit Moderator

@SunsetRunner Hi there. Thank you for the detailed information shared. 

I was able to see that you have a case with our Support team, please continue the communication with them. 

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