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> It frequently counts me as sleeping when I sit down to watch TV in the evening, or read a book in bed. Sometimes I stay up until 1am reading and it always tra
by Mahn 9y ago
> It frequently counts me as sleeping when I sit down to watch TV in the evening, or read a book in bed. Sometimes I stay up until 1am reading and it always tracks me as deep sleep from 10pm when I got into bed. I usually take it off for my morning shower (It is waterproof, it just annoys me when washing) and it nearly always counts the walking from bed to shower as a few minutes of restless sleep and the shower itself as deep sleep.
Speaking as a Fitbit Charge 2 user, none of that happens with my device. I don't know how accurate the rest of the data is, but it does track sleep only when I'm actually sleeping.
- KWD 9y agoI agree. The Charge 2 is pretty accurate with the sleep start/end times, and when I'm awake during the night.
- rconti 9y agoDitto. I had zero of those issues when my Charge HR was working. (I just threw it out yesterday as it finally gave up the ghost). It would accurately identify when I was asleep vs just sitting still, and lest you think it was biased towards nights, it accurately counted naps on the rare occasions I took one. The only thing it was BAD at was managing the data when changing timezones. I can hardly blame it. Who really knows what "time" it was when I was half-sleeping on the plane to Australia, and the clock is wrong anyway until I sync it two days later.