I'm curious is there is a "sleep mode" for my Inspire? I'll turn over in my sleep and the clock face will light up due to my movement, which will wake me up. Any chance there is a way I put my Inspire in a "sleep mode" as I sleep, then press the button on the side to "wake" it once I'm awake??
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@Abilawrence @MG-1 This feature DOES exist for the Inspire/Inspire HR. If you press and hold the button for two seconds, you get to the Quick Settings screen. Scroll to put the Screen Wake icon in the middle and tap it. The light bulb will dim and will get a line through it. Press the button to get back to the clock face. Press and hold the button to reverse the changes.
Voilà!
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@Abilawrence @MG-1 This feature DOES exist for the Inspire/Inspire HR. If you press and hold the button for two seconds, you get to the Quick Settings screen. Scroll to put the Screen Wake icon in the middle and tap it. The light bulb will dim and will get a line through it. Press the button to get back to the clock face. Press and hold the button to reverse the changes.
Voilà!
Laurie | Maryland
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Best Answer@Phil214 Fitbits that have automatic sleep tracking "sense" that you are asleep if your wrist doesn't move for an hour. There are reasons why someone's wrist might not move for an hour while awake. That user would get frustrated if the screen wake just stopped working after an hour.
You will notice that the linked Feature Suggestion was started in 2015. While it is listed as Under Consideration, I think it is considered solved by the Screen Wake option on the tracker (or on the app for some models). From an engineering design perspective, I think it has to be controlled every day.
Laurie | Maryland
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