> I've developed a rash on my wrist and may be replacing it. (It's a known problem with a small number of Fitbit users, but I've read there are similar problems reported with Apple watches.)
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> I'm disappointed that the Apple Watch doesn't track sleep. The Fitbit does it with accelerometer and heart rate - I don't see why the Apple Watch doesn't.
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> But I'm most concerned with battery. I charge my Fitbit when I take a shower, so 10-15 minutes a day, and I never run out. I sleep with my Fitbit because I want to know how much sleep I'm getting. I guess I could charge an Apple Watch overnight since it doesn't track sleep, but that seems like a lot to give up.
> Leti
Sleep tracking is not a built-in function on the Apple Watch. But there are MANY 3rd-party apps to do so; just do a search in the App Store.
Some people get a true allergic reaction to nickel (the metal), and there is some in the stainless steel watch. Much less in the aluminum. More common is a local irritation from the sweat and dead skin cells that can accumulate under the watch.
I wear my watch almost every night. I take it off to charge in the evening while I'm sitting at my computer, and wash my wrist before bed when I'm washing my hands and face and brushing my teeth. Then put the watch on before I get in bed, and turn on the sleep tracker.
Posted by: Jim Saklad <jimdoc@icloud.com>
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