06-09-2023 04:43
06-09-2023 04:43
How does the sleep goal setting (in hours) affect the sleep score algorithm results? I have my sleep goal set for 7 hours, which is one hour less than the default 8 hour sleep goal.Given the same amount of sleep (deep and light), REM, and awakeness activity, will this goal setting increase my sleep score more than it would be if I had set the sleep goal to 8 or 9 hours?
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06-10-2023 04:00
06-10-2023 04:00
Hi @Kvetcher Idont believe it will change anything. As far as I am aware they are different and separate items
Helen | Western Australia
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06-10-2023 04:00
06-10-2023 04:00
Hi @Kvetcher Idont believe it will change anything. As far as I am aware they are different and separate items
Helen | Western Australia
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06-15-2023 06:05
06-15-2023 06:05
@Kvetcher I agree with @NellyG. Fitbit's Help article doesn't list sleep goal as one of the factors used in sleep score calculation.
Laurie | Maryland
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02-26-2024 05:05
02-26-2024 05:05
It actually does. My friends and I compare scores every morning and have played around with it.
I originally had a sleep goal of 8 hours but since I never can reach that I switched it to 7 and my scores improved. My friends found the same results.