Garmin Connect Introduces Sleep Levels

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Garmin Connect Sleep Levels

The importance of sleep can’t be understated. If you’re logging a lot of miles on a daily basis, it’s essential to get an adequate amount of sleep to have your body recover.  If you synced your Garmin device this morning, you might have noticed an additional tab on the sleep section of Garmin Connect called Sleep Levels which breaks your night into these three categories:

  • Deep Sleep
  • Light Sleep
  • Awake

Your Garmin device measures movement and when it detects little to no movement it’s labeled as Deep Sleep and when it detects movement it’s labeled as Light Sleep. If you happen to wake up in the middle of the night to walk to the restroom or get a drink of water, the steps will be registered and labeled as time you were Awake. Even though this feature was just introduced today, you will be able to see all of your sleep tracked in the past in the new format.

Also, you still have the ability to bring up the Sleep Movement chart and can add them both side by side to the dashboard in Garmin Connect Modern:

 

Sleep Levels vs Sleep Movement
The new Sleep Levels feature will be coming to Garmin Connect Mobile in the near future so keep your eyes open for that! Follow Garmin Fitness on social media and let us know what you think of the new addition and how much Deep Sleep and Light Sleep you had last night:

 

*Activity tracking accuracy

 

 

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