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Sleep tracking. Day nap.

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When Garmin dare to add nap tracking?!? 
This is top brand sport watches, but the updates comes so slow. Do we really need to wait 5 years before you add this feature? 

Annoying. 

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    It's available in Venu 3 I believe. Maybe it's coming to Forerunner 965, as Garmin has a decent track record of backporting features (I love weather maps!), but maybe not (I am still missing jet lag advisor). I kind of expect Garmin to fix bugs for promised features (where there is certainly room for improvement), not necessarily keep adding new features (which is nice of course, but a bonus in fact).

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    Naps register with Body Battery. 

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    It's in the beta for Epix/Fenix now...

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    there is Naps on 965 after update beta version 17.18 the feature is on Setting, Appearance, Glances, Naps. But until now I still trying to figure it out how to use it. You need to press Start and the time how long you want to nap. I dont think I can Naps voluntarily.

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    It's working fine by me. You don't have to set/press anything. Yesterday afternoon I had a nap, Garmin said 37 minutes and I can agree with him. It was a good nap for me, for Garmin a little bit too long :-)  

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    CharlieLimena said:
    You need to press Start and the time how long you want to nap. I dont think I can Naps voluntarily.

    you 'can' set a timer, to wake you up, or manually start a nap- but you don't need to.  it will automatically detect a nap.  although, if I sit down in the afternoon to read- it sometimes thinks I'm napping.  (understandable).  Other than perhaps allowing your body battery to rise more than it normally would at rest- I'm not sure what other function the nap does?  

    like:  Yay- nap detection.  but... so what?  what does it change?  how does it affect your other metrics?  does it get folded into overall sleep metrics?  or jet-lag advisor (oh wait, we don't have that yet)