Withings - Sleep Sensing & Home Automation Pad

I’ve had various sleep trackers, from Sense which required a simple sensor on the pillow but sadly went out of business so their cloud stopped working, and Beddit (now owned by Apple) which is actually probably better than this but there are some caveats (it requires Bluetooth and the Beddit App open). Nokia’s efforts don’t require anything complex, the sensor goes under the mattress - I have a Simba and it’s perfect. You then get into bed and that’s it, just forget about it. It tracks heart rate and sleep quality through the night and simply uses WiFi to send this to the cloud, finally being displayed in the Nokia Health app. If you have an iPhone it can then send the sleep data (but not heart rate data) to Apple Health. Your data belongs to you, and this is important. It’s not locked away like Fitbit does. In terms of accuracy, I find it really quite good. It senses bed time perfectly, and it can tell the difference between sitting on the bed and getting into bed. Sleep detection seems amazing, it’s not always sleep time when getting into bed, and the app reports time to fall asleep. Sleep duration, and depth are tracked also. Of course! Detection of waking up in the morning is good, but it can be a bit hit and miss with getting up time. I do like to laze in bed some days, which probably confuses it. It’s not quite as good as time to sleep detection, but it’s still great - but again there is nothing to do. Just get up and it’s done. It cannot be more simple. All in all, this is highly recommended. It’s excellent value for money.

The unboxing to first use experience is pretty good with this product. The box contains everything you need and the instructions are clear. One quick tip: when it first calibrates it is a little noisy - don't do what I did and set it running just before you partner tries to get off to sleep or expect complaints! The app it uses is the same one as all the Withings kit so if you're already using that then it integrates well. I believe you can also connect it to things like Google Fit but I haven't tried that. The upload is via wifi so unlike some bluetooth based systems it is rock solid. Only issues I've had are the sleep tracking isn't entirely accurate. The sensors in it can only tell so much and so the system makes heavy use of algorithms to essentially best-guess your current sleep cycle. If there are things out of the ordinary (eg a lie-in) then it gets easily confused. Sometimes just sitting on the edge of the bed to get dressed gets detected as a nap. Definitely works best if you are the sort of person that literally springs out of bed the second the alarm sounds in the morning and don't go anywhere near the duvet till that night

I have a EVE memory mattress which is very thick, so I was worried the sensing pad would not work. Its brilliant using the Healthmate app, which I already have for Body scales, the easy to understand results appear automatically after I get out of bed, giving a sleep score, based on 6 results, graph showing the various sleep stages, snoring duration and times, plus tips on how to improve your sleep. Ive linked it to my Philips Hue lighting so it switches the bedroom light on when i get out of bed and off when i get in, it will control the Nest thermostat, for waking and ideal temperature for sleep, using IFTTT app. It also tracks your sleep lag, advice on improvements.

Have body composition scale from Withings and decided to buy one for my sleep tracking as I don't want to use a watch while I sleep. Easy to set up and nicely made. Still can't understand how something which lay under 30cm mattress can measure your heart beat....... Try it for a week. Usually have at least 6 hours sleep. The maximum amount of sleep that I had according to the tracker was 4 hours. The usual was 3 hours a night, even if my CPAP machine recorded 8 hours use during the night and I have no problems falling asleep or waking up in the morning. Sent it back

All be it that I have only used this device for one night I am very happy with the results, well maybe not the actual quality of sleep I got but that's not the products fault! seems to be very accurate reading the time I got up to go the toilet, time I go in and out of bed to sleep, time taken to go to sleep, times I was dreaming etc. It also somehow measures heart right which I am not sure how it manages to do that through such a thick mattress but the data seems very plausible. It also managed to detect the length of time it taken me to get out of bed eg. my alarm went of at 0700 and I got out at 0730, how it differentiates that as time taken to get of bed and being awake from just maybe woken up and trying to go back sleep again is beyond me but very impressed so far. Don't make the mistake I made though and start questioning the device and why it does not have a full night of data when you are still in bed! It will update pretty soon after you get out of bed! I have the Nokia / Withings Scales, BP Monitor and now Sleep Tracker, based on the quality of these products will no doubt get the temperature reader just to complete the set!

+ Feel well made easy to set up, pair and calibrate - absolutely terrible at tracking sleep. I've used this for 2 nights and both nights its given me high 90 out of 100 scores for sleep, but for both nights I've had terrible sleep. Last night I got into bed watched YouTube for 20 minutes then read for 20 minutes. the app sees me getting into bed and falling asleep in 6 minutes. I then tried to get to sleep for an hour but couldn't. The app shows me as going through all modes of sleep (light, deep, REM) Whilst its possible i dozed off for 5 or 10 minutes without realising it, I certainly didn't get the 2 hours continues sleep the app thinks I got. I got up and went to the loo in the middle of night and was wide awake so got back into bed and watched 40 minutes of YouTube whilst waiting for sleep to kick in. The app shows me as awake for 4 minutes then straight back to sleep According to the App I had 9 hours sleep last night, I would say I got 4 at most. I'll be sending this back to Amazon, its useless

📦 Packaging : Le capteur est livré dans un packaging de qualité, très bien protégé. Le capteur est assez simple, légèrement plus épais, je dirais environ un centimètre d’épaisseur, du côté du câble USB. Le câble est tressé et semble solide. A noter que deux adaptateurs secteur sont fournis, une prise européenne et une prise anglaise. ⚙️ Installation : L'installation est simple en quelques pas et nécessite un smartphone et la création d'un compte. Une calibration automatique du capteur est effectuée après la première connexion. 📊 En pratique : J'ai installé le capteur directement sur des lattes (donc pas tout à fait à plat), en dessous d'un matelas de 30cm d'épaisseur. J'ai configuré l'IFTTT (très facile) avec mes ampoules connectées Yeelight, tout s'éteint quand je me couche et s'allume quand je me lève, c'est parfait ! Après plusieurs semaines d'utilisation, aucun problème. L'épaisseur du matelas ne pose pas de problème, pas plus que l'installation sur les lattes. Le capteur perd une étoile sur une situation plutôt courante... Vous lisez ou regardez la télé au lit ? Pas de chance. Le capteur mettra toujours ça sur le compte "temps à vous endormir". Cette mesure ne sera donc jamais fiable, sauf si vraiment vous vous couchez directement pour dormir. Idem pour la mesure « levé en ». Je suis d’accord, le réveil n’est pas le moment pour vérifier ses mails. Mais je suis sûr de ne pas être le seul dans ce cas. Ce qui serait sympa serait de pouvoir sélectionner uniquement les paramètres que nous voudrions voir évalués. ✔️ Points positifs : - Fonctionne bien même avec un matelas épais ou sur des lattes - Discret - Mise en œuvre facile ❌ Points négatifs : - Interdit de lire au lit ! :-) 📝 En conclusion : Malgré le fait qu’il n’est pas possible de détecter quand vous lisez (ou autre !) au lit, le capteur fonctionne bien malgré le fait qu’il ait été posé directement sur des lattes et sous un matelas d’une trentaine de centimètres d’épaisseur. L’application est bien détaillée et simple d’utilisation.

I bought this immediately after finding it. The idea of getting my sleep tracked without having to wear something was exactly what I was looking for. I watched a video review prior to buying which helped to anticipate how accurate the measurements would be. Overall, it gets my sleep patterns pretty right on, and I sleep with a partner in the bed as well as a dog sometimes. Very impressed that they can detect sleep start and end, heart rate, and sleep depth through maybe 10" of mattress.

Excelente medidor de la calidad del sueño. Recomiendo ampliamente este producto y revisar los demás que ofrece Nokia/Withings. Yo tengo la báscula, el medidor de presión, el termómetro y este dispositivo de medición del sueño y puedo contar que son unos excelentes dispositivos.

My first one lasted five years. Let's hope I get the same or more out of this one.

O aparelho detecta com certa acurácia o sono profundo, REM e superficial, mas tem basicamente a mesma acurácia que um monitor fitbit ou amazfit, bem mais em conta, mas com maior precisão do Withings na identificação de sono REM. ele fornece, no atual aplicativo "Health Mate" do IOS, a % de cada fase do sono. falta um luz indicativa de que o aparelho está ligado e conectado à fonte (não tem como saber se ele está funcionando senão pelo proprio aplicativo). também ele não parece possuir memória: em caso de falta de energia antes de sincronizar com o celular, os dados daquela noite são perdidos. senti falta da gravação dos roncos (o aplicativo informa só o numero de roncos e a % da noite em que roncou). o Health Mate não fornece gravações, como acontece com aplicativos Ios como Sleep Cycle, nem calcula o intervalo entre os roncos, como alguns aplicativos como o MyNight faziam, que poderia ser usado para suspeitar de apnéia do sono. O Withings tb não fornece dados sobre a posição da pessoa (que poderia ser correlacionado com os roncos do Sleep Cycle) como acontece com bandana Muse. O Withings tb às vezes demora um pouco pra sincronizar com o celular, e só o faz DEPOIS que a pessoa se levanta da cama, diferente dos relógios/pulseiras. Mas de uma forma geral, é um bom produto.