I have been a Fitbit user since 2013 but only recently started looking at my sleep score. I have always just looked at how much time I slept. I am confused by what the score means.
Recently I have slept 6hr 13 min for a sleep score of 82, 7 hr 20 min for 84, and 8 hr 19 min for 85. How can three nights sleeps, differing so much in time, only show a 3 point sleep score difference?
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Don't you get a screen like this when you tap on the individual day?
Your sleep score is based on 100 points: 50 points for time asleep, 25 for Deep and REM, and 25 for Restoration.
If you want to read more, see What's sleep score in the Fitbit app?
Best AnswerDon't you get a screen like this when you tap on the individual day?
Your sleep score is based on 100 points: 50 points for time asleep, 25 for Deep and REM, and 25 for Restoration.
If you want to read more, see What's sleep score in the Fitbit app?
Best AnswerYou are right (obviously). I was thinking non-premium showed the components. But now at least you know what the components are and what fraction each counts, even though you cannot see the scores on each.
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