I am curious to hear what other people's experience is with Deep Sleep stats. According to my 945, I get about 10-15 mins of Deep Sleep a night. First, I do not know if this is normal for the average person. Second, is the 945 sleep stats accurate?
I am curious to hear what other people's experience is with Deep Sleep stats. According to my 945, I get about 10-15 mins of Deep Sleep a night. First, I do not know if this is normal for the average person. Second, is the 945 sleep stats accurate?
Unfortunately the whole sleep tracking with Garmin is fairly inaccurate. Sleep stages are only based on movement it seems and do not incorporate any advanced data like HRV or HR (at least not properly…
I have a Fitbit Ionic as well and I must admit... the 945 really doesn't compare. I think Fitbit is vastly more accurate... but that goes with the territory of being a "lifestyle watch" I suppose.…
I just got the FR945 and I was surprised that it only shows anywhere between 15-20 minutes of deep sleep - if it shoes any at all. With my Fitibit Ionic, I was seeing 45 to 60min - which was considered…
Good morning,
There are several forums on the subject of sleep, it seems that Garmin is not concerned with sorting this out, the moderators don't even respond anymore. I'm not even talking about the stages, but about the precision of sleep time. A shame, it had a polar grit x and it was very good.
With the new 7.20 it looks like Garmin finally ditched its proprietary sleep algorithm and returned to the metrics provided by Firstbeat which is excellent news! My observations are that sleep tracking greatly improved with this update and now match pretty well what I see with my Oura ring. They are remarkable close regarding sleep stages showing a clear correlation. Before it was a total mess, basically the results from Garmin were useless.
Have you made a similar observation with the new 7.20 sleep tracking?
I too am disturbed with my deep sleep results from my harming watch. When I feel like I have had a good nights sleep I show as little as 29 minutes of deep sleep. According to studies we should be getting 20% deep sleep minutes of total minutes slept. On the other hand my wife’s garmin has her sleeping well over an hour per night. We are somewhat competitive and this irks me to no end.
I'm not sure how anyone knows from their wearable when the correct period of deep sleep is. which device is correct? how can you tell if you are asleep? so you are comparing apples to pears when you want to talk about oranges.
My deep sleep numbers vary dramatically, from the low double digits to, more usual, around an hour. One night recently it claimed over two hours. Where I find sleep tracking fails is differentiating between awake and light sleep, which is tough, admittedly. I'm 66 years old.