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Garmin’s new sleep tracker offers a week of battery life

Sleep tracking is nothing new in Garmin’s fitness watches, but the company’s latest wearable is a dedicated smart sleep band. The Index Sleep Monitor offers week-long battery life with continuous pulse ox tracking for monitoring your blood oxygen saturation while you sleep.<br /> Garmin’s tracker is worn on the upper arm — which should hopefully make it more comfortable — where it tracks a variety of metrics: skin temperature; light, deep and REM sleep stages; and variations in your heart rate and breathing. The data is then combined to provide an overall personalized daily sleep score that can be viewed in the Garmin Connect app. If you already use a Garmin smartwatch but don’t sleep with it on your wrist, the Index Sleep Monitor is designed to add the missing metrics to [...]

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How to track your sleep and view your sleep data in Apple Health

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The best Bluetooth trackers for 2025

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Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 review: Incrementally better than its predecessor...again

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Some Garmin GPS watches are stuck in a blue triangle boot loop

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The Morning After: Can the golden Trump Phone actually be made in USA?

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Apple Watch Series 11 review: A reliable wearable for when it matters most

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The best smartwatches for 2025

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Pixel Watch 4 review: A well-rounded smartwatch with a surprising advantage

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CES 2026: Garmin had the nerve to launch a food-tracking feature in Las Vegas

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