tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-119522182012-01-10T13:11:38.510-06:00waterflavoredhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/02580128912899259696noreply@blogger.comBlogger91100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-11952218.post-1114322856084378022005-04-24T01:04:00.000-05:002005-04-24T10:56:47.246-05:00

Note that the following review expresses my opinions. Each Sleeptracker user will have slightly varying experiences.My experience with Sleeptracker prompted me to write this review. If you want to see a mostly positive review of Sleeptracker checkout the Gear Live review. If you do not know what the Sleeptracker is, make sure to look at the Innovative Sleep Solutions website.How it WorksSleep

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It's been a few more nights with Sleeptracker, and the watch has become more successful.....kind of. Over the past five nights it's been on track four times, sounding just as I roll over in bed. However, through my testing during the past month, I've becomed less and less inclined to listen to Sleeptracker (just like a regular alarm clock). In other words, the initial excitement has worn off

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I really appreciate all of your comments of insight and gratitude. In an effort to make my evaluation that much more objective, I'm responding to your comments.Comment: You can also try putting up double sided tape where the cat scratches. They hate thatThanks! I'll try that. The cats have been behaving themselves for the most part lately. Comment: FYI, you do not have to set TO BED - That is

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Over the past three mornings, I have had two pseudo-Sleeptracker successes. Yesterday morning Sleeptracker woke me when I moved in bed during my window, but I said the heck with it and went back to sleep.....no followup alarm at the 'alarm' time though...very curious. Maybe it thought I was awake.This morning was a similar story with Sleeptracker waking me as I rolled over in bed during the

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Since my last post, I have unfortunately become increasingly unimpressed with Sleeptracker.To Bed: 12:30Wakeup: 6:30Window: 30 minutesEvidently, the alarm went off around 6:24, when I supposedly had an 'almost awake' moment. However, I was either not really 'almost awake,' the alarm was too quiet, and/or I had my arm too far under the covers to hear the watch enough to wake me. Anyhow, my wife

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The Gadget Lounge review of Sleeptracker quotes Lee Loree, one of the Sleeptracker partners, as stating "Sleeptracker monitors and records brief periods of movement, by way of a small accelerometer, that are indicative of light stages of sleep."After doing a little research at the U.S. Patent & Trademark office and a few international patent organizations, I have determined that these are a few

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Yesterday morning's Sleeptracker wakeup was a bust as was this morning's wakeup.The reason I believe to be part of Sleeptracker's largest flaw:You have to arrange your sleeping environment, habits, and everything else around the watch, and even then it fails because certain noise-producing events are simply out of your control.Yesterday morning, I had the alarm set for a 30 minute window 6:00-6:

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It's Tuesday and I have had my Sleeptracker since last Friday. Thus far, it has worked (kind-of) one time and failed (kind-of) three times.Through my initial four nights with Sleeptracker I have made the following observations:Other reviewers have mentioned that the alarm is relatively quiet, and while it is 'relatively' quiet, it still wakes my wife, AND I have not found any way to stop the

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The Sleeptracker website, sleeptracker.com, describes their Sleeptracker watch as follows:The revolutionary new SLEEPTRACKER® monitors your body and continuously looks for your best possible waking times. SLEEPTRACKER® wakes you up at just the right moment-during a window of time that YOU set. Imagine not feeling tired in the morning and getting a few extra minutes out of your day. Now it’s

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