01-06-2017 07:50
01-06-2017 07:50
Do you track your sleep time? There are nights when I am so tired I forget to click my Fit Bit One to track my sleep time. But when I do I find it has greatly helped me to realize my sleep patterns and how to make adjustments to feel better during the day.
How has this sleep tracker helped you?
Best Answer01-06-2017 08:43 - edited 01-06-2017 08:44
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01-06-2017 08:43 - edited 01-06-2017 08:44
I took the liberty to move your post from "Get moving" to "Sleep better", since it’s about sleep.
My first Fitbit was a One, and I remember the sleep tracking function was a bit cumbersome: you had to remember to put it on your wrist, start the sleep at some point and remember to stop it in the morning. Now I’ve got the Surge: it’s already on my wrist and it autodetects start and end of sleep (quite well IMO). I’ve found the feature useful. Not that I can do much about the number of times awaken and restless, but at least I try to sleep longer (at least 7 hours). I also like the (relatively new) feature where the mobile app reminds you it’s time for bed.
Dominique | Finland
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