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The new form of the sleep time line

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‎07-18-2024 08:03

‎07-18-2024 08:03

The sleep time line that is now on display is absolutely terrible. Whomever it was that came up with this needs to be let go immediately. You went from a format that was easy and enjoyable to one that makes absolutely no sense. Good chance I'm ditching fitbit and going with the Samsung watch. Google is probably looking to push people away from fitbit and towards their Google Pixel watch. Not happening. I'll avoid anything having to do with Google. I hope the sleep time line gets changed back. 

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‎07-19-2024 03:27 - edited ‎07-19-2024 03:29

‎07-19-2024 03:27 - edited ‎07-19-2024 03:29

Welcome back to the Fitbit community, @TommyGunns510!

Sad to hear about your opinion about the redesigned sleep tracking graph. Sure, one has to get used to the new presentation to discover it's advantages. So, hoping to provide you more insights on that, I'd suggest having a closer look here:

Redesigned Sleep experience now in the Fitbit app 

Stefan
Charge, Charge HR, Blaze, Versa, Versa 2, Charge 5, Charge 6, Versa 4, Aria, Aria 2, Pixel 4a, Pixel 7
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‎08-01-2024 18:51

‎08-01-2024 18:51

I commented several times previously when this change was made back in April.  Since Fitbit never had the courage to admit a mistake I now have an Apple watch.  Way to go, Google/Fitbit, you lost a user from when you just had the Fitbit One.  Bye bye.

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‎08-03-2024 07:29

In response to OldmanSam

‎08-03-2024 07:29

Well done, Oldman!  I did get a response from them with a link to discover the "advantages" of the new sleep time line. There are 0 advantages. They went from users being able to look at each aspect of the time line individually to a big graph with nothing but clutter. They've already lost you and since they feel they know best and are more than likely keeping this mess the way it is, I'm definitely looking at bailing on fitbit and go with a Samsung watch. I guess they've never heard the expression, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it!" Stay well, my friend!

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‎08-03-2024 07:33

In response to Talahthas

‎08-03-2024 07:33

There are 0 advantages. Went from users being able to look at each aspect of the time line individually, which I and others thoroughly enjoyed, to a big graph with nothing but clutter. The thing is a big mess. I read one response to my post where the fella ditched fitbit and went with an Apple Watch. I'll probably be doing the same except with a Samsung watch. I know people that have one and they are very happy with it. Should've left well enough alone or, once the negative feedback started coming in, switched it back. 

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‎08-03-2024 07:39

In response to Talahthas

‎08-03-2024 07:39

This is the type of response that enables me to ditch my Fitbit and move to my new Apple Watch.  It is NOT a user problem but a Fitbit design team problem. 

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