A lot of fitness trackers and smartwatches also track your sleep. But what about a dedicated device for keeping tabs on your snoozing? Meet Luna.
It’s a mattress cover that turns any bed into a smartbed. You can adjust the temperature for individual zones, so you and your partner will sleep soundly even if one of you gets hotter easier. (It’s just like adjusting the temperature for individual car seats.)
You don’t have to do anything either. It learns your bed time, and adjusts the temperature accordingly.
It tracks your sleep phases, heart rate and breathing rate. You can see how you slept without strapping on any cumbersome devices.
Using other apps, you can tell it how much exercise you got through the day and what you ate. It then builds a picture of your lifestyle and suggests how you can sleep better.
When the alarm sounds, it can also sync with your Wi-Fi coffee machine, so you’ll wake to the smell of a fresh brew.
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It’s a good idea. In our experience, the sleep tracking feature on most smartbands is a bit of an afterthought, so we’d be interested to try a dedicated device.
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