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03-12-2024 03:13 AM (Last edited 03-14-2024 12:07 PM by SamsungAdam ) in
Galaxy WatchI find the sleep analysis not soo helpful if I cant record and retrieve sleep records in the longterm. All other data collected too like stress. Or is there a way to do this and I am not aware?
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03-12-2024 07:21 AM (Last edited 03-12-2024 07:24 AM ) in
Galaxy Watch@tito-arch Yes that is available. You can find previous days (history) info by opening the Samsung Health app on your phone.
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03-12-2024 07:39 AM (Last edited 03-12-2024 07:42 AM ) in
Galaxy WatchOpen the Samsung Health app and go to the sleep section. When you open that section up, at the very top of the screen (if you don't see it, pull the screen down), you will see vertical lines above a date strip, clicking on any one of the days will show you your sleep log for that day. Unfortunately, there does not seem to be any way to see the stats in the aggregate, you have to look at each day individually. The line graph does, however, give you an indication on the length of your sleep over a period of time. But, if you want to see the details of past days' sleep stages, you have to click on each day.
Of course, IMO, this makes the app basically useless for analysis other than on a day-by-day basis.
Same is true for the other info. Stress & heartrate have a graph at the top, but you have to click each day to see your stress levels throughout that day