The next stats it’ll track are your sleep cycles. It’ll also tell you the amount of time it takes you to wake up and get out of bed.
This won’t just monitor how long you’ve been asleep though, it goes into a lot more detail.įirst off it’ll monitor your time in bed and the time you spent asleep, so you can work out if you’ve been distracted in bed and whether you’re regularly wasting valuable sleeping time. The Nokia Sleep immediately knows when you’ve jumped into bed, but it also knows much more about your night, including the times you’ve got up for a wander.įeatures include the time it took you to get to sleep, so it’ll know if you’ve sat in bed on your phone. Sleep trackingĪfter you’ve slipped the pad under your bed, it’s time to start monitoring your sleep. The likelihood is you’ll slot this under your bed and find yourself forgetting about it until you spot the cable once in a blue moon. Overall the design of the Nokia Sleep is okay, but it’s mostly not on view so it’s not a problem that this isn’t the most attractive smart home device on the market. Then when you climb into bed at night the pad will automatically begin recording your details, ping them to the home Wi-Fi, and they’ll appear within the Nokia Health Mate app for you to view. Once you've placed the pad, you'll then connect the sleep pad up with the app and to your home Wi-Fi. Visitors to your bedroom won’t immediately spot the Nokia Sleep pad when exploring your home, but the cable will hang out slightly so it’s not entirely hidden. It fits into most homes with an inoffensive design that slots under the mattress of your bed so it’s mostly hidden from view. The pad is grey and what the company calls ‘premium fabric’. Unlike fitness trackers that strap around your wrist to monitor your sleeping patterns, this is a pad that sits underneath your mattress so you won’t have to remember to wear anything at night to get your stats. It’s worth noting that at the time of writing this review the Nokia Sleep was out of stock, so you might find it tricky to get hold of.
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We don’t know if the company plans to bring the Nokia Sleep to Australia, but we’ll update this review if we hear any further details for that market. That makes it a touch more expensive in the UK, which is a bit of a shame for those who live there. You’re able to buy the sleep tracker now in both the UK and US for £99.95 or $99.95 (about AU$130) respectively. Now it includes the Nokia Health branding we’ve seen on previous products like the Nokia Steel HR fitness tracker, as well as smart scales including the Body, Body+ and Body Cardio devices.
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