What a sleep score represents
Sleep scores combine multiple sleep signals such as sleep duration, sleep stages and movement during the night.
The goal of the score is to give a quick overview of how restorative your sleep was.
Typical sleep score ranges
- 90–100 — excellent sleep
- 80–89 — good sleep
- 70–79 — moderate sleep
- Below 70 — potentially poor sleep
See the Sleep Score Chart for more details.
How wearables calculate sleep scores
Most wearables combine signals such as heart rate, motion and sleep stage estimates to calculate sleep scores.
Learn more about sleep metrics.
What the Value Means in Practice
The meaning of Sleep Score always depends on context. A good value is not simply “high” or “low,” but appropriate for your situation.
How to Interpret the Value
Useful questions include:
- What does the trend look like across several days?
- Does the value fit your sleep and recovery data?
- Was there stress, alcohol, illness or hard training?
- Is the value far from your personal baseline?
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