Samsung Galaxy Watches are true to their innovations, helping users with accurate data insights in every regard. They have actually changed people’s experience, and one among other features is the ability to track the amount of sleep they take each day. Meanwhile, suddenly, recent reports suggest that Galaxy Watches are showing better sleeping scores.
Basically, Samsung’s Galaxy Watches are excellent trackers when it comes to health and fitness tracking; these wearables can easily track a user’s sleep and provide a sleeping score number. Specifically, Galaxy Watch’s software tracks movements and other sensor data in order to calculate a sleep score between 1 and 100 on the basis of the quality of the user’s night’s sleep.
Meanwhile, some users (via Android Authority) have recently noticed that their Galaxy Watches’ sleep scores have increased and are getting better. According to which, a user on Reddit just posted that there are suddenly some exciting changes to their sleeping scores. The user stated that usually their sleep score is in the 80s and 90s. But all of a sudden the user started getting a score of 99 constantly, and it did drop to 96, and then it came back to a sleep score of 99.
Sleep score 99 almost every day now?
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At the same time, multiple Galaxy Watch users have further reported the same issue, while their sleep scores used to be nothing special and in the mid-70s. Nevertheless, it appears like Samsung could perhaps be doing something to change how the Galaxy Watch’s software is calculating the score and seems to be changing the regular sleeping routine.
However, Samsung has not provided any obvious reason, but it looks like this strange behavior of Galaxy Watches is due to changes in the sleep score algorithm.
Well, Samsung is looking towards expanding the technologies of the Galaxy Watches with more advanced innovations and collaborations for the early detection of major health issues for a more simplified and healthier lifestyle.
