Best Sleep Tracker App on Apple Watch iPhone | Pillow v.s. AutoSleep By Apple News

Hey you awake, hey, what's up guys is like I die here. So let's talk about sleep tracking app today and I will be comparing two of the most popular apps here in the first one: scope, pillow and the second ones, Co Auto sleep pillow offers free version which give you a really basic tracking function, the full version, which is what a code of premium version costs $4.99. The auto sleep, on the other hand, is not offered to pre verging, so it costs. $2.99 I actually started sleep tracking with the pillow free version first and just right before I decide to purchase I watch this, which convinced me to switch the order sleep, but recently I've been seeing a lot of people recommend using the pillow 2 for sleep tracking, so I figured I would purchase the premium bridging and test it for a while, and then you know how I feel compared to the old asleep. So now we know the price this compare the user, interface and user experience. So, let's start with the pillow, once you open the app, you will see this screen that you said on your makeup time and then you respite to the lap.

You will see the sleeping tip which I find it not really useful. If you swipe to the right, you can see more in-depth data over your sleep tracking and if you rotate your screen, and they will break each of the data down like your sleep time, your sleep quality, you start sleeping time, which is a lot of why, for some simple data to display I'm, not quite sure why the enrages merge everything into one screen and give you a different tab to display different data. On the other hand, although sleeps interface is a lot busier compared to pillow, which could be overwhelming efforts, however, if you are the user of Apple's activity app, and you feel right at home here, although they pack a lot of data on the screen, but everything is pretty straightforward. If you take your time to read it and for the more in-depth data you can go to the history tab and here you can go through the whole calendar, and you can also switch the tab if you want to see different data to be displayed and even though it can sing complex, but you mean they display so much more data under one screen. Now, let's compare the app on Apple Watch and see how we can set up with sleep checking, and they start with the pillow all right.

So once you opened the app you have to tap start to start a sleep tracking and then this mini selection put you here. So you have a record salary, Overlong and below that you have three different nap options, which is confusing what you need. Three I, don't know if you want to check the for sleep cycle. Yes, you just have to checked it a long one or the sound recording one which is confusing interface, and once you got to figure it out you tap next now you thought you can just start sleep tracking, but actually that's not it. You asked you to open the app on your iPhone and then from there.

You can choose the time that you want to wake up and from there you probably were just saying you tap star on your phone to start tracking, but you can do that. Furthermore, you actually have to keep going back to your watch to tap next. Furthermore, you start tracking, because if you tap start on your phone, you ask you if you don't want to check sleep with your watch, so just to check your sleep even just a nap yeah, a three step: no sitter on your watch, go to your phone and go back to your watch to start checking. So is that confusing nap yet? And if you want a really asleep data, it straight from the watch and there's some simple graphic for you to do that. But when you scroll down your only show you do total sleep time, but it doesn't show you the detailed time in deep sleep, a wait time or anything like that.

You only give you a simple graph, a which doesn't display the percentage or time and now, let's look at the auto sleep in order to start tracking sleep on a little sleep, you have to do well, you have to do nothing actually just bring your watch, and you just check your sleep. You also display much more detailed data straight from your watch, so you can see your heart rate. Furthermore, you can see your sleep quality. Furthermore, you can see your deep sleep, lying awake, and they're all displaying numbers, so there's no guessing have to do here compared to the pillow, and if you want to manually check your sleep, it's really easy, just scroll all the way down, just lights off or 3d touch your screen, then tap on lights off to start tracking. So when comes to your ease of use out, definitely say: Auto.

Sleep is much better and also offer more in-depth data on both iPhone and Apple Watch. But what about a sleep packing accuracy? Well, the only thing I can compare to. You are the clinical sleep study that was done last year, which I found out I. Don't have a good sleep quality and which is the reason I want to start sleep tracking to better manage my health on the accuracy. Part I would say because they provide really similar reading and then resorted really close to the sleep study I've done before, which shows I, don't have a good sleep quality, but wiping is situation you feel like the reading is off and there's a certain time that you know for sure that you were up, but this leave checking didn't really pick it up.

Well, then, step into that all right, let's start with pillow. So if you finish your sleep session with pillow, and you feel that reading was off, you can click on edit and which allow you to go back to your session, and we added the whole session. But you don't need to allow you sub chat a time from either the beginning of a session or the end of a session. So let's say you know the reading on the four o'clock what's wrong, because you know you woke up waiting hour to check on your kit and then there's no way for you to readjust that part. There's also no way for you to adjust the tracking sensitivity, all the motion, sensitivity, part and, on the other hand, in order sleep.

Allow you to do so many more detail adjustment. Let's say you know that you woke up last night run wild clot, you watch Netflix for an hour, and you somehow didn't pick it up and can always go back to edit and remove the reading for the 15 minute or an hour that you woke up and if you want to improve the future reading, you can also go into it, adjust the sensitivity, and there are many ways for you to change the setting here so by default at work starts increasing the sensitivity around 9:00 p. m. so. If that's not the time, you usually go to sleep, you can change the time to later.

Like me, I change to 11:00 p. m. and, if you like, to watch TV or do some reading before you go to bat and can even there that I know they're about an hour or two before you go to bat would be the time that you'll be sitting still, but not necessarily going to sleep yeah. You can also adjust the sensitivity, honesty of checking. You can let an app know what type of sleeper, or you do.

Furthermore, you turn and toss a lot like me, or you, sleep every still and then will also change the way to check your sleep and the best part about this. Furthermore, you can also go back to the data. That's already been recorded and make that adjustment there, and here you can say you wanted to type more or lastly, you can see how data reading really so by now, you probably know which I'd recommend for sleep checking alright guys. So we went to a pretty detailed comparison between two of the most popular sleep tracking app. We know the price difference between both pillow costs.

Five dollars and policy costs only three dollars, which is astounding. Consider how much more feature it offers and when comes to your ease of use, we all know pillared, require you to manually turn on the tracking and auto sleep doesn't require that everything just work in the background and come by with so much more in-depth data and reading I would say: Auto sleep wins this one too, and the last thing we're comparing the video with data reading accuracy and session and adjustment post that offered really similar sleep tracking reading. However, honestly, give you so much more freedom for adjustment, even though the Justice sensitivity, you can go, retro sub check any inaccurate reading down by age, 15 minutes. So on this part, another clear wing for or asleep I started this test. Video thinking that I might get similar result on both app and remember, I, never test out a pillow paid app before.

So this is the first time I tried it out and figured it cost so much more. It must offer a lot more in Ken. To my surprise, that's not a case and just to be clear. This is not a sponsored video from anyone. I pay for both at with my own money.

So what I can really appreciate? How much work the old o sleep developers pudding and we're only charging $2.99 a feel is well worth it. It's cheaper than a Starbucks coffee, on the other hand, almost feel bad for people that choose to go with the piano route and paid $4.99 with something does much less I know fight all is still not a lot, but if you compare we order asleep, you almost feel like it's not worth it and I just hope. Pillow can really improve their app for the current user, especially on order checking part alright guys. So that's it for the video today. Let me know if you like this kind of app comparison.

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