If it wasn’t for inconsistent sleep, I wouldn’t sleep. Sure, it’s possible to impose some order by always getting out of bed (when applicable) at the same time and always getting into bed at the same time. Any alarm can help with that. When it comes to actually logging periods of sleep and wakefulness or… Read more: Amazfit T-REX Ultra 🦖

Amazfit puts out a lot of smart watches. Unlike, say, Apple or Samsung, they are willing to make design changes that extend beyond band width and bezel diameter. I like this. The Cheetah, which is not the Cheetah Pro, is absolutely targeted towards runners. I am a runner, but I would not be if given the… Read more: Amazfit Cheetah

Sleepon produces a largish lozenge shaped device that unlike most of the products in the marketplace specifically and only tracks sleep. According to their ad copy it tracks: sleep stage, breathing rate, heart rate, body movement, snoring and et cetera. I expect the et cetera is a more professional way of indicating that whatever else… Read more: Sleepon Go2Sleep (released February two thousand twenty three)

Everyone is forgiven for thinking a product named Amazfit is made by Amazon. Don’t think about it too much though because every Amazon device retains the complete un-massaged form of the name. It’s an Amazon Kindle Oasis, not an Amazbook. Amazfit is actually owned by a company named Zepp Health which explains the name of… Read more: Amazfit GTS Four Mini (released July two thousand twenty two)

The Fitbit Inspire automatically tracks sleep with or without their nine dollar and ninety nine cent Fitbit premium subscription. The subscription model is very common in the wearable sector. It is a bracelet style watch, and it will display the hours slept from the prior night on the devices monochrome color touch sensitive display. For… Read more: Fitbit Inspire (released March two thousand nineteen)

As the planet tilts on its axis and the angle of the orbited star becomes oblique, some people enjoy seasonal coffee. Others, in temperate zones, lay down with socks and shoes on lest they find themselves compelled to run out into the night to escape the fear. The cold can be bitter, and toes become… Read more: Know what you do, when you’re asleep.