Earlier this month, Fitbit updated the Sleep page in its app, and like most updates it was billed as a way to make the service more useful for Fitbit wearers – with tools like an interactive timeline and charts to monitor your sleep stats across a range of timeframes. However many users feel it’s anything but an improvement.
Posts across social media, including the official Fitbit forum, have labeled the new page as a “downgrade,” with comments explaining they dislike the new muted colors and inability to get a zoomed-in view by turning their phone horizontal, meaning that it’s become harder, not easier, to track their sleep data.
