10-08-2019 17:58 - edited 10-09-2019 07:41
10-08-2019 17:58 - edited 10-09-2019 07:41
According to this article by Fitbit, most users earn a sleep score between 72-83. Since the score is out of 100, and the display on iOS shows up as a circle that I have failed to close, I am wondering if anyone has ever actually earned a sleep score of 100. Is it actually possible to achieve this goal? If so, how? Were strong sleeping pills involved?
(Edit to add: No, I do not take sleeping pills, I do not drink, and I do not want to take any substances. I made this comment because I believe the scoring system sets an impossible standard. And no, I am not buying premium just to see the math).
Honestly, even on a night when I slept for over 10 hours with plenty of deep sleep, my “score” was still only an 84. It seems impossible to earn above the low 80s.
It feels like I am taking one of those impossible “weed-out” classes in college where nobody earns above a B- and the prof doesn’t give As on principle. Is that the model here?
If it’s not really possible to get a sleep score of 100, why is the sleep score configured to look like an achievable “goal” from which we have somehow fallen short? If we are doing everything in our power to get good sleep, and we still cannot earn 100 or even 90, what’s the point of it? Fitbit has been so useful for helping me to set and reach goals. Why create a goal that is inherently unattainable?
02-17-2024 08:13
02-17-2024 08:13
Hi there,
I have never once had a 100 score, however I usually score withing the 92 to 95 range routinely. The only things I do are I wake up at 5 everyday no matter what and instantly get bright blue light in my eyes. I consume 250mg of caffines at 11am to get me through the rest of my day. Workout at 330pm then it's no blue light or bright light in my eyes after 7 o'clock. I am asleep as soon as I hit the pillow at 9pm. I also consume magnesium everyday, as well as multiple other vitamins. My diet is consistent never changes, no sugar or bread, only whole foods mainly meat and protien. Never smoke or drink at anytime. That's how I get a sleep score almost to 100
03-25-2024 16:42
03-25-2024 16:42
100% Sleep duration is - Definitely NOT achievable !!!
Give me an example of how to get 100% of the 50% that duration is part of?
I have been above benchmarks in all areas in a night and still do no get 100%!!
03-25-2024 16:43
03-25-2024 16:43
NEVER!!!!!
03-25-2024 16:44
03-25-2024 16:44
NEVER...IT IS NOT ACHEIVABLE!!!
04-10-2024 17:51
04-10-2024 17:51
Hello i consistently get a score of 87 to 89 and never seem to get 8hrs of sleep sometimes i sleep 6hrs and get 85 which is completely weird to me. now i have an issue with eating 1hr before bed and thats when i get a score of 79 to 83 im also having difficulties bc i work evening shifts(15:00 - 23:00 which usually i only get out at 00:00 bc healthcare lol) so how on earth am i supposed to get good sleep?!
05-03-2024 11:03
05-03-2024 11:03
I get over 90 regularly with only around 6 hours of sleep. The highest I ever got was Nintey five one time.
I have never got 100 and am very curious if it can be done lol.
05-04-2024 12:39
05-04-2024 12:39
i keep trying to get 90+ but sem
to only be able to get 87- 89 MAX
i would
love to see my sleep go into the 90’s my issue i think mostly is eating before bed( junk even 2hrs before sleep) and starting to walk every night i can i think will help. consistency is going to be near impossible as i work 15:00 - 23:00, 3 days a week. i get to bed at about 23:30 - 23:45 on those days but when home get to bed at about 21:30 - 22:30. anyhow im not discouraged but motivated to get those numbers lol
05-04-2024 13:03
05-04-2024 13:03
05-04-2024 14:12
05-04-2024 14:12
05-04-2024 15:15
05-04-2024 15:15
Thank you! i mean i xant change work im locked in that position so i know those nights will be difficult bc the next day i have to be up at 7am for my daughters school. ohhh the eternal struggle of balance lol
05-04-2024 17:25
05-04-2024 17:25
08-17-2024 02:40
08-17-2024 02:40
Does anybody know what's the mathematical formula for the Time Asleep score out of 50? Does it take into account your sleep duration goal, your fall sleep time goal, your wake up time goal, all of them, none...? It seems like literally noone knows for sure, did anyone here achieve a perfect 49 or 50 Time Sleep score and tell us how they did it?
08-17-2024 10:51
08-17-2024 10:51
I doubt you'll ever get a legitimate answer to that or anything on sleep score calculations. They are, in all probability, based on proprietary Fitbit/Google algorithms. Anything other than the 50/25/25% that they already disclose I'd bet is a guess.
08-17-2024 10:53
08-17-2024 10:53
12-25-2024 23:43
12-25-2024 23:43
Hi, so yeah it is kinda impossible to get 100, but it’s not that hard to get close to it. I don’t set an alarm, so I wake up naturally, but when it’s absolutely necessary I need to wake up at a certain time, I turn the smart wake feature on so I wake up during light sleep. This mode can increase your score by at least 4, so you should definitely try it.
01-31-2025 08:24
01-31-2025 08:24
It is possible there is a guy on YouTube who gets 98 to 100 every night. His name is Brian, you can also watch him on Netflix. It's called don't die, There was unofficial world championship in sleep score and he had almost a perfect sleep score for 6 or 8 months
01-31-2025 08:55
01-31-2025 08:55
01-31-2025 09:08
01-31-2025 09:08
He gives you a protocol how to achieve that score, main three things do not eat before bed at least 6 hours. Do not consume any alcohol, no coffee 11 hours before bed, go to bed at the exact time to achieve perfect score. Will take anywhere from a week to a month
01-31-2025 09:35
01-31-2025 09:35