Comment by tiltowait
I’ve completely stopped using my Apple Watch, but this is a tempting proposition. It looks like a one-off at-home sleep study is cheaper, but that doesn’t help me if the problem materializes a year after I get it.
I’ve completely stopped using my Apple Watch, but this is a tempting proposition. It looks like a one-off at-home sleep study is cheaper, but that doesn’t help me if the problem materializes a year after I get it.
I did one of the take home studies. It seems like there’s so many ways to get inconclusive results - they depend on a microphone that might end up underneath you, the probes could fall off, the battery could die, the “UI” is weird. I think continual testing is a very decent solve for some of those shortcomings and pushing people to the actual clinic for the real test