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Spikerb · ‎11-12-2022

Over the years I've found that Samsung Health frequently starts recording my "sleep" while I'm reading in bed at night. In the past, while using my older Galaxy Watch, I've been able to edit many of these records by removing individual time segments when available. However, I've recently upgraded to a Galaxy Watch5, and while it appears that there are individual time segments within the sleep record, I'm no longer able to select them them to remove those that were recorded when I wasn't actually sleeping; my only option is to delete the entire sleep record.

I'd really like my sleep data to reflect my actual sleep; any help with this issue would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Spikerb · ‎11-12-2022

Sleep record and editing options while using my older Galaxy Watch - I'm able to select and delete individual time segments:

Following are screenshots of a similar sleep record using Galaxy Watch5 - There are no options to select or delete individual time segments; only the entire record can be deleted:

DebbSand · ‎11-29-2022

My watch thinks when I sit down to read at night that I am sleeping. How can I edit the time to when I go to bed? It seems it basically is just tracking when you stop moving about and not actually tracking was to tell if you are actually sleeping.

Oxford · ‎11-29-2022

No Smartwatch knows when you're "sleeping" , they are simply tracking movements or lack thereof including heart rate and breathing. Personally, I take my watch off when I know I'm going to have a prolonged period of inactivity.

Spikerb · ‎11-30-2022

This wouldn't work for someone wanting to track their sleep.

Spikerb · ‎11-30-2022

If you're interested in accurately tracking your sleep you might consider getting Sleep as Android from the Play store. I've used it for years, long before having a smartwatch. Once you connect it to your watch it's surprisingly accurate and on the rare chance that it thinks you're sleeping when you're not, you can easily edit the record. It's too bad the Samsung developers haven't spent more time refining the sleep tracking feature in the Health app; the data is useless if it's inaccurate.

T-C · ‎12-24-2022

I just upgraded to Watch 5 Pro and disappointed in the sleep tracking. Seems to be less accurate than my Watch 3, especially in how it estimates start time. If I'm watching TV in living room, before going to bed it sometimes adds hours of sleep time before I'm actually in bed and sleeping. If at least there was a way to edit times or segments, that could be a huge improvement.

bill-e · ‎12-24-2022

There is an option to edit your sleep record, it just enters that mode and doesn't let you do anything. It seems to be a bug in Samsung Health. Submit an error report so we can get this on their radar, I just did.

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Scritter · ‎04-17-2024

I really would like to use the sleep tracking / coach funtions..... but it can be wildly inaccurate. How can I edit the sleep record?

RobXbalboa · ‎04-17-2024

Open Samsung health on the phone and choose the sleep period and delete it. You can also ADD missing sleep if you scroll to the bottom of the sleep screen on the phone app.

IF this fixes your issue (it will) please mark this answer as Solution as to help the next guy.

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Editing Sleep Records - Galaxy Watch vs Galaxy Watch5