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Score Sleep

‎10-06-2019 18:22

‎10-06-2019 18:22

Please I need an explanation about this Score sleep. 

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‎10-06-2019 18:25

‎10-06-2019 18:25

Customer service mentioned there is no way to eliminate it at this time. Will check on other smartwatches if this is not discontinued soon. Health, more/less need for sleep, work time, etc. Should have an opt out option, even a toggle switch like they have for other items on the dashboard. Poor that this was added with no notice or feedback. Will check on other smartwatches if this is not discontinued soon. Night and always step up your day so that you can be healthy. 

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‎10-06-2019 18:28

In response to paulbrown109

‎10-06-2019 18:28

I don't expect this will satisfy you, but all the same information is still there, if not quite as easy to find.

 

Q: Has weekly sleep average been replaced by sleep score, or moved to Premium?

A: No, weekly sleep average is still available to everyone. To view it, tap the sleep tile in the app, swipe left on the graphs at the top until you see “Hours in Sleep Stages,” then tap the graph to see your weekly averages.

 

All Fitbit users will continue to have access to their time asleep, sleep schedule, sleep quality details, as well as weekly hours slept compared to their sleep schedule. Additionally, all Fitbit users with a device capable of heart-rate tracking will also see their sleep stages and sleep score.

Before posting, re-read to see if it would make sense to someone else not looking at your Fitbit or phone.

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‎10-07-2019 14:06

‎10-07-2019 14:06

Please clarify the criteria used for determining the sleep score.  It does not seem to corelate to either the time spent asleep or how rested I am the next day.  To really be a valid score, it should actually corelate to both of these items.  To me it is just a meaningless, random number.

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‎10-09-2019 22:34

‎10-09-2019 22:34

Customer service mentioned there is no way to eliminate it at this time. Will check on other smartwatches if this is not discontinued soon. Health, more/less need for sleep, work time, etc. Should have an opt out option, even a toggle switch like they have for other items on the dashboard. Poor that this was added with no notice or feedback. Will check on other smartwatches if this is not discontinued soon. Night. 

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‎10-11-2019 10:50

In response to JohnnyRow

‎10-11-2019 10:50

Individual days sleep time is still available, but the weekly average is not

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