Calculation of sleep scores?

[bigknife]

This can only be described as a terrible night's sleep.

So why the **bleep** did it score 67?

[Jayman1973]

What are you referring to as a terrible nights sleep in this post? There is nothing that indicates a score of 67. Where did you get this information from? 🤔 🤔 🤔 🤔

[bigknife]

You are right. It says 61. I need glasses!

[Axton]

Hi, just to confirm, did you connect your watch with your Galaxy device or not? If connect with galaxy device.
Can you please check for the watch software update and also Samsung Health app update?

[bigknife]

The screenshot is from my S21, after a night connected to my Watch5. It is true that the room was rather cold, amd that was a factor in my insomnia, but my sense is that the reading of 4:37am to 7:30am was pretty accurate.

My issue is why it gave this a score of 61. It is insufficient on all counts other than mental recovery, for which it counted 2 entries and 46 minutes. My question relates to the algorithm to calculate it.

I don't have much hope in getting an answer here though as given the lack of answers to prior questions I'm concluding that this official Samsung community may not be where the product specialists care to interact with users.

[samy2022]

Just see the sleep score details, for this click on the ℹ️ at the right of "Sleep score 61"

[bigknife]

Please see above, on prior thread.

[samy2022]

I think that the majority of the factors counted because you had less than 3 hours sleeping, that's why your sleep score wasn't good

[bigknife]

Actually my question was why it would be as high as 61.I'd expected much lower.

[samy2022]

Oh sorry😅 I thought it was the opposite...