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Partner's Movements Being Tracked?

‎12-05-2015 11:40 - edited ‎12-05-2015 18:02

‎12-05-2015 11:40 - edited ‎12-05-2015 18:02

I've noticed that even when I'm not moving that sometimes it registers that I am. My husband wakes up at 5am and if I look at my stats, I can see lots of movement then, but I know for sure that I'm completely out.

 

Could it be because he has to halfway climb over me to turn off his alarm (it's on his dresser on my side of the room) or is it really registering his movements as well? I've noticed it does it when he says he got up to go to the bathroom as well.

 

I wear a Flex on my left wrist (non-dominant) and the One on my right (I've noticed more accurate tracking when I combine verses a single one).

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‎12-07-2015 18:05

‎12-07-2015 18:05

That's a really interesting question! I had an interesting situation with that too.  Last night I went to bed well past 11 and it registered me asleep at around 10:30.  I don't know if it just assumes that you are active or asleep based on your movements or movement around you but I really think it's not quite a perfect science.  At least that's my opinion!  Good luck! 

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‎12-07-2015 18:26

In response to AmyN73

‎12-07-2015 18:26

I have a One and a Flex. It doesn't automatically register at all.

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