Are You Still Sleeping?

Is there a reason the watch assumes you're awake and want to stay away every morning? I don't see an option to "end sleep" anywhere? Sometimes I wake up, run downstairs to get a glass of water then go back upstairs to sleep again. My watch doesn't think I am going back to sleep and just stops recording.

0 TeaRacer over 2 years ago

Yes, because it's already a lot of movement. If I go to the toilet 3 meters, then back, they take it as waking up, but I'm asleep. When I go to the toilet, drink about 10 m, they also take it that I get up. However, the new SW will address this from what I read. In other words, it improves it, because it was enough to look at the watch and it already ended the sleep.

0 Josh over 2 years ago in reply to TeaRacer

The new software only gives the option to turn off sleep if you're still in bed and look at your watch and want to roll through glances

0 TeaRacer over 2 years ago in reply to Josh

Then it won't help you much. Have you tried extending your sleep time? Maybe it would help if you actually fell asleep after being awake for a long time.

0 Josh over 2 years ago in reply to TeaRacer

Sleep time is dynamically adjusted everyday. So am I supposed to go adjust my sleep time because I need to take a nap at 2pm so the watch catches it?

0 TeaRacer over 2 years ago in reply to Josh

It's already been solved here, the watch can't capture sleep outside the house no matter what you set it to. So people who occasionally take a nap during the day will not be caught by the watch. You have to have it at the usual time, what you have set, plus or minus there is a small tolerance. For example, if you sleep from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m., you go to bed at 8 p.m., that's OK. But if you go to bed at 4 p.m., nothing will be recorded. On the contrary, if you get up at 5:30 and go to the toilet, they will probably take it as getting up and even if you sleep until 8, it will not be recorded as sleep.