Apple products have become a hot commodity over the years, and who wouldn't want to be gifted an Apple watch this holiday season? The Apple Watch Series 9 brings a lot to the table for its consumers and one of them happens to be the sleep tracker. Now, that said, what does Core Sleep mean on the latest Apple Watch sleep tracker?
What's New with the Apple Watch Series 9?
Considering that the Apple brand has always aimed to make things easier for its customers, the Apple Watch series does not only tell the time and connect apps from your iPhone, but it also helps keep track of your sleeping patterns.
According to the official Apple Watch Series 9 product description:
Our most powerful chip in Apple Watch ever. A magical new way to use your Apple Watch without touching the screen. A display that's twice as bright. And now you can choose a watch case and band combination that's carbon-neutral.
The Apple Watch Series 9 did not only make the Apple Watch Series 8's interface twice as 'brighter' and 'mightier', but the Series 9 is also much more efficient, thanks to its double tap feature.
Included in this update is how you can track your sleep patterns on the Apple Watch, which comprises REM, Core, and Deep. That said, what is Core Sleep on the Apple Watch?
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What 'Core Sleep' Means on the Apple Watch Sleep Tracker
One of the best solutions to understanding your sleeping patterns is first learning about the different stages of sleeping.
According to Support Apple, the Sleep app on the Apple Watch can create bedtime schedules to help users meet their sleep goals. The Apple Watch estimates the time spent in each sleep stage—REM, Core, and Deep.
REM stands for rapid eye movement which occurs at intervals late at night, Deep Sleep is, well, as it reads, where it is harder to wake them up, and lastly, Core Sleep is in the first few hours of sleeping.
Apple Resumes Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 Sales
Apple was initially disallowed from selling both the Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 devices after the US International Trade Commission found evidence that the company was involved in a long-standing patent dispute with the medical device maker Masimo.
The Series 9 and Ultra 2 devices were pulled out from Apple's online and physical stores ahead of December 26th, which was when the ban had been implemented.
However, the ban has recently been put on hold, which rendered an open opportunity for Apple to continue selling the Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2.
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