iOS 26.2 and watchOS 26.2 Update Sleep Score Ranges

[ignatius345]

I updated yesterday and last night scored a "High" with 77. So I am not sure the article is correct.

This, unfortunately is an article about a very early beta of 26.2, not 26.1 which I suspect you may have just updated to.
Big slew of 26.2 Beta news right now, which is a little confusing since 26.1 just came out.

 

[NervousFish2]

It's not about the release of last night (watchOS 26.1), it's about the beta that's just been released an hour ago (watchOS 26.2)

My bad. Sorry about that. (Lack of sleep LOL)

 

[NervousFish2]

This, unfortunately is an article about a very early beta of 26.2, not 26.1 which I suspect you may have just updated to.
Big slew of 26.2 Beta news right now, which is a little confusing since 26.1 just came out.

My bad. Sorry about that. (Lack of sleep LOL)

 

[boswald]

As someone who genuinely enjoys this feature, this seems like a nice change.

 

[ZircoBen]

Correction: this is a iOS 26 feature, not an WatchOS 26 feature.

Can confirm with my daily sleep scores on an Apple Watch S5 with WatchOS 10 and iPhone SE 3rd gen with iOS 26.

 

[DaveS79]

I still don't understand how this is linked to other sleep data. It all feels isolated and not adding much value. How does REM or deep affect this, probably not at all, it just all feels disjointed with vitals and other sleep data already available