06/11/2025
Your wrist can’t tell the whole story.
Sleep trackers can give insights - but they’re not always accurate.
“They often overestimate or misclassify sleep stages,” explains Dr Sumit Samant, ENT Surgeon and Founder of Auckland Sleep. “That can lead people to worry unnecessarily, or worse, miss signs of a sleep disorder.”
True sleep health comes from expert care, human connection, and evidence-based testing, not just algorithms.
Read our latest blog “Tracking Sleep with Wearables: Helpful Tool or Sleep Anxiety Trigger?” to learn more.