I consider the weekly average sleep count one of the most useful and important features. Its replacement with the worthless and ridiculous sleep score, with not even an option to revert to the weekly average, is a sign of Fitbit deciding things in a vacuum without showing any consideration and empathy for customers' opinions. Remember, Fitbit, market leadership comes and goes; users vote with their wallets. There's an increasing number of competitors in this space, and all of a sudden I went from a loyal Fitbit enthusiast to someone proactively exploring other alternatives. It's not just about the stupid sleep score; it's about the contempt and arrogance you show in making choices for me.
