Your Reebok Pulse makes it easy to understand how well you’re sleeping, and how to improve it, without any extra effort.
Automatic Tracking
Just wear your watch to bed.
The Pulse automatically detects when you fall asleep and when you wake up — no buttons, no manual start or stop required.
Sleep Stages — What Your Watch Measures
Sleep is made up of several stages, each with an important role:
Stage | What It Means |
---|---|
Light Sleep | The transition phase where your body begins to relax |
Deep Sleep | Physical recovery and immune system support |
REM Sleep | Dreaming, memory processing and brain activity |
Seeing how much time you spend in each stage helps you understand the quality of your sleep — not just the quantity.
Naps Count Too
Quick recharge? It still counts.
Your Reebok Pulse automatically detects daytime naps, so even short rest sessions contribute to your overall wellness score.
Tips for Better Sleep Tracking
Wear it snugly, not tight – prevents loose-sensor readings
Charge before bed – aim for at least 30–50% battery
Keep the sensors clean – wipe the back of the watch before bedtime
Wind down – reduce screen use and lower lights for better sleep (and better data)
Stay consistent – going to bed and waking up at similar times improves both sleep patterns and tracking accuracy
A Note on Timing
Sleep sessions and naps can take up to 1 hour to appear in the app after you wake up.
No need to worry — the data is still being processed in the background and will appear automatically.
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