Does the Galaxy Watch track REM sleep?

[MattinTN]

For people that track sleep on their new Galaxy Watch, does it track REM sleep?

 

[j_hansen]

It's supposed to so I hope it does

 

[arunma]

It does. Just remember to turn on continuous heart rate tracking before you go to bed. Otherwise, it'll just track the usual motionless/light/restless categories of sleep.

 

[Wolfpack_Lamb]

It is supposed to but it doesn't work well at all. I turn on continuous heart rate tracking before bed each night and it only tracked REM sleep once in the 5 nights I have had it and even then it only tracked it for 2 hours before switching to the motionless/light/restless stats. Any suggestions on how to fix this?

 

[arunma]

It is supposed to but it doesn't work well at all. I turn on continuous heart rate tracking before bed each night and it only tracked REM sleep once in the 5 nights I have had it and even then it only tracked it for 2 hours before switching to the motionless/light/restless stats. Any suggestions on how to fix this?

Weird. Maybe check the heart rate monitor and make sure it isn't covered in gunk or anything?

Or, maybe it's possible you really aren't getting enough REM sleep. What sleep states is it giving you?

 

[Wolfpack_Lamb]

It was only giving me the restless/motionless/ light measurements but after the update a couple of days ago I have gotten 2 nights in a row with full sleep tracking. Maybe there was some type of bug that was causing it to not get good readings.

 

[enthuz]

It was only giving me the restless/motionless/ light measurements but after the update a couple of days ago I have gotten 2 nights in a row with full sleep tracking. Maybe there was some type of bug that was causing it to not get good readings.

What is the "full sleep tracking"? I just got the update this morning, so I haven't tried again yet. I have the restless/light/motionless/efficiency/actual/weekly avg.