09-04-2019 00:10
09-04-2019 00:10
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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09-05-2019 06:25
09-05-2019 06:25
I see time slept for the night but no weekly averages with your link.
09-04-2019 01:09
09-04-2019 01:09
Agreed! I am horrified about being graded and ranked on something that is already a stressful source of angst (and ironically makes it harder to sleep worrying!). Make sleep score optional, it's not a competition.
09-04-2019 04:04 - edited 09-04-2019 04:05
09-04-2019 04:04 - edited 09-04-2019 04:05
@kb000 wrote:Agreed! I am horrified about being graded and ranked on something that is already a stressful source of angst (and ironically makes it harder to sleep worrying!). Make sleep score optional, it's not a competition.
The previous implementation already benchmarked you against women/men your age (when looking at sleep stages). Here is my suggestion: remove the sleep tile altogether in the app. This way you no longer see any angst generating grading/ranking/benchmarking info related to sleep.
Then, add a shortcut to https://www.fitbit.com/sleep. This way you will see time slept, including weekly averages, just like in the good old way system:
Dominique | Finland
Ionic, Aria, Flyer, TrendWeight | Windows 7, OS X 10.13.5 | Motorola Moto G6 (Android 9), iPad Air (iOS 12.4.4)
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09-04-2019 04:27
09-04-2019 04:27
Previous implementation made this unnecessary benchmark buried at the very end of your sleep stats and it was easy to ignore it. I don't even remember when I saw it last time.
Not with this sleep score though, which is very much in-your-face. Now, if you don't want to be judged and graded, you have to remove the sleep tile altogether, making the device mush less useful. And you know what usually happens with useless devices? They usually end up in the trash can and never upgraded. And the manufacturers of useless devices usually go out of business.
09-04-2019 05:52 - edited 09-04-2019 05:53
09-04-2019 05:52 - edited 09-04-2019 05:53
Hi Dominique, thanks for replying.
I could delete the sleep tab but it's a real pity as I enjoyed looking at my sleep stats on an hours and stages basis. I never looked at the benchmark tab and I rarely log onto a larger device/browser - I'm very much an app based human!
Thanks for your suggestion though. I'm afraid I will probably just switch to another device once this one is due for renewal. Shame.
09-04-2019 06:34
09-04-2019 06:34
I also don't understand why they went to a score rather than the previous method. The app should provide an enable/disable option so we can resort to the previous measure of hours slept vs. the goal.
09-05-2019 06:25
09-05-2019 06:25
I see time slept for the night but no weekly averages with your link.
09-05-2019 08:31 - edited 09-05-2019 08:32
09-05-2019 08:31 - edited 09-05-2019 08:32
@pastimz wrote:I see time slept for the night but no weekly averages with your link.
You need to swipe up, from the part that looks like this:
Dominique | Finland
Ionic, Aria, Flyer, TrendWeight | Windows 7, OS X 10.13.5 | Motorola Moto G6 (Android 9), iPad Air (iOS 12.4.4)
Take a look at the Fitbit help site for further assistance and information.
09-05-2019 10:46
09-05-2019 10:46
Tried swiping up, down and all around, lol. Nothing.
09-07-2019 06:39
09-07-2019 06:39
oh thank you so much!! That sleep score is meaningless and I prefer to know average hours for the week
09-07-2019 06:41
09-07-2019 06:41
i had to swipe from the edge to get past that bar table ... The data is below it
09-07-2019 08:59
09-07-2019 08:59
You can in fact get the weekly average of time asleep also from the app: select "Sleep", swipe on the graph ("sleep score") to the left until you reach the last (4th) graph ("Hours in Sleep Stages"). Then tap on that graph to maximize it. You will see average time asleep for the ongoing week. Swipe to the right to browse through previous weeks.
Dominique | Finland
Ionic, Aria, Flyer, TrendWeight | Windows 7, OS X 10.13.5 | Motorola Moto G6 (Android 9), iPad Air (iOS 12.4.4)
Take a look at the Fitbit help site for further assistance and information.
09-07-2019 11:07
09-07-2019 11:07
Nope. Hours slept, sleep schedule and times awake is all I get.
09-07-2019 11:27
09-07-2019 11:27
By golly, finally found sleep average. Not easy to get to though. I'll keep working on it.
09-07-2019 17:28
09-07-2019 17:28
Where did you find it?
09-07-2019 18:20
09-07-2019 18:20
Agreed! I don't like the sleep score either. It makes me feel like I'm being judged. I have no problems with sleep but getting a bad score seems like a good way to start.
09-07-2019 21:10
09-07-2019 21:10
Thanks for this. I REALLY don’t like the score/grade (years of teaching perhaps?) ... seems ridiculous to make meaningful data so difficult to find now. Not a helpful change!!
09-07-2019 23:04
09-07-2019 23:04
@mmarks wrote:Where did you find it?
@mmarks : you need to swipe left to the last (4th) graph, labeled "Hours in Sleep Stages":
Then, tap on that graph to maximise it. This will allow you to see the weekly average:
Swipe to the right and you can browse through weekly averages for previous weeks.
Dominique | Finland
Ionic, Aria, Flyer, TrendWeight | Windows 7, OS X 10.13.5 | Motorola Moto G6 (Android 9), iPad Air (iOS 12.4.4)
Take a look at the Fitbit help site for further assistance and information.
09-08-2019 01:01
09-08-2019 01:01
Thank you, better if it was on main page, but good to see it's there
09-09-2019 00:39
09-09-2019 00:39