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fitbit sleep tracker

‎05-02-2023 03:41

‎05-02-2023 03:41

This feature is a total waste of time.  It does not track sleep.  I go to bed at the same time.  I read for 15 minutes until my eyes get sleepy, then I drop off to sleep.  Fitbit, however, does not BEGIN to track my sleep until an hour after I stop moving.  Then, whether or not I awaken, if i move AT ALL, It logs no sleep.  I often get 3 hrs of sleep period for a night, because If I should happen to roll over before midnite, it ends my sleep for the entire night.   It is a waste to use this feature for any information on your sleep quality, as Fitbit has no idea whatsoever.  I used to have a Fitbit one back in 2010.  That device did track actual sleep. 

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‎10-22-2023 02:11

‎10-22-2023 02:11

I agree with you Catwoman. Not sure what mine does. It recorded 2 hours 46 minutes. I was up twice in the night. So it recorded the later part. From 3 to 6 am. Think I’ll stop using it for sleep. 

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