Fitbit Public Preview users are getting a redesigned Sleep Score experience with “actionable advice that will help improve your sleep health.” Think of this as a higher-definition view of your rest.

I already considered Fitbit’s sleep tracking platform among the better options out there, mostly because it was consistent and easy to check in the morning. After testing the new public preview (by ...

Fitbit’s Sleep Score is getting reworked. In the wise words of Fitbit’s marketing team, the score is now, “more transparent, holistic, and actionable.” If those words don’t mean much to you, here’s ...

If you've noticed your Fitbit sleep score taking a nosedive recently, don't panic—and definitely don't assume you've unknowingly developed insomnia. It seems Fitbit has quietly rolled out improvements ...

Fitbit has announced it has improved how sleep tracking works in its wearables. A member of the Fitbit team posted over at the company’s community forums about changes made to sleep tracking. And they ...

Fitbit today announced a number of new features coming to the Public Preview, starting with improved sleep tracking. Fitbit has improved sleep stage (REM, Light, and Deep) accuracy by an additional 15 ...

Fitbit has updated its algorithm for more accurate sleep tracking. The new algorithm now accounts for awake times better, supposedly rendering more accurate data about different phases. However, users ...

Fitbit’s 2026 updates boost sleep tracking accuracy by 15 percent for Premium users. Enhanced machine learning and LLM-powered coaching better analyze sleep stages and patterns. The system now links ...

Google just dropped sleep tracking to $99 with no subscription required. The new Fitbit Air is the most affordable serious sleep tracker on the market right now — but a growing body of research ...

The Fitbit Air costs $99. Without a subscription, you can access your basic health data, such as activity and sleep details, in the Google Health app (formerly the Fitbit app). The Premium app ...