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I have one on my wrist right now, and from the limited amount that I've played with it: - There's a magnetic connector (like mac boks) that hooks up to USB. It
by nfmangano 12y ago
I have one on my wrist right now, and from the limited amount that I've played with it:
- There's a magnetic connector (like mac boks) that hooks up to USB. It doesn't come with a wall connector, just USB, which is a bit weird.
- It does indeed look like you need to press a button to start tracking sleep.
- mahyarm 12y agoA big thing about sleep tracking for me is it being automatic. When I'm about to fall asleep, I'm often too sleepy to remember to press that button. It why I ditched my fitbit. Other fitness trackers have automatic sleep tracking, even it's only heuristic based. For example misfit just has the formula of 'if not moving much for a large chunk of time in between these user configurable hours, mark that as sleep time'. That is a huge improvement. The basis band seems to have a more advanced automatic sleep tracking algo. You guys would be probably interested looking into it.