Redesigned Sleep experience now in the iOS app

[EEElsa]

Why are the sleep scores and data displayed differently? I assume it’s the new ios update, but I preferred the former presentation.

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[Ageisoverrated]

😭 Hate this new set up, when I’m relaxing with my feet up in the evening the Fitbit thinks I’m asleep so I used to be able to delete this inaccuracy, can’t find out how to do that now 🤷🏻‍:female_sign: If only I could actually sleep for as long as it now says!!!

[BestNana58]

Horrible new sleep data design

[BestNana58]

Only reason I use fitbit is for sleep data. The new chart is awful. I agree bring the old chart back. 

[TWC24]

It’s a really *terrible* update, and the graphics are just terrible. The previous sleep data graphics were smooth and  easy to read - now it’s a jumble of tiny lines and dots, dotted lines with overlapping words; absolute nonsense - hoping they have the good sense to restore the previous graphics. No change was needed. 

[deanac20]

Exactly!  I specifically used my fitbit for that.  The new sleep tracker is horrible!

[MickiMaus100]

Ja, da bin ich gleicher Meinung!

[paylajean56]

Is there anyway to get the old layout? .I hate this one it’s completely wrecked the sleep score. Less info, harder to read. 

[nsleep]

I agree. The chart looks like a Tiffany lampshade..! Too distracting for viewing information and the Benchmarks are missing in the chart. I know most people don’t like change, no matter what, but I do… only this is less direct and delivering less information. So, it isn’t a matter of minding change, it’s the destruction of a useful tool..!

[paylajean56]

Totally agree

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[JanieBelle]

I hate it!

[Edjo]

Old sleep score worked well, why change it?  Old layout was so much better.  Ask about ideas before you change a layout.

[Edjo]

I agree . The old layout worked well, why change it??????

[Edjo]

Yes real people like the ones who use it.

[Bennyboo2233]

I agree! The sleep tracker is the reason I use Fitbit vs other products and I pay for Premium. It was perfect before - easy and enjoyable to read. I check it first thing every morning. The new graphics are difficult to read and understand; and they are ugly. The heart rate tracking colors for above/below are both purple and not easy to see the difference. If the graphics don’t go back to what they were, I’m going to leave for another product soon. This takes the enjoyment out of my daily routine.

[Csgrogg]

I agree!  My restorative sleep GONE. Who thinks up these new ideas?

[Csgrogg]

I agree!  

[fit_les]

Adding my 2 cents' worth here, hoping that a barrage of negative feedback will have some affect and they'll change it back, or at least provide an option to choose the former sleep chart presentation. The new version is dreck. Just awful design.

[LZeeW]

@DaisyvonSeveral of the tiles are 'active' in the new layout.  You can tap on them to get more information.

• Tap on the Sleep score to see your Time asleep, Deep & REM, and Restoration score breakdown
• Tap on the Estimated oxygen variation tile to see your EOV graph
• Tap on your Sleeping heart rate tile to see the graph

[vmoesmith]

Absolutely! I was shocked to find the easily readable graphs gone from my FitBit Premium account. The graphics were so poorly designed  that I even looked to see if my Premium account had expired. Graphs are only readable when there is contrast in the data presented. These graphs are monotone line drawings. I would like to see the whole FitBit display returned to previous formats. I, also, have not switched my account to Google, as I can only imagine the disaster resulting from that move. 

[Spopar1]

We also pay for Premium!  Agree with all of the statements so far from folks out there.  Why change it without asking?  Why not focus on issues we have identified for you first?  Why change understandable graphics to child like data dumps?  Why scale back on valuable information?  Is this a FitBit move or part of a Google maneuver?  Sorry, but longstanding customers like us are being forced to reconsider their subscriptions, smart watches, and referrals.