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It turned out that Apple had secretly discontinued the sale of the sleep recording device “Beddit Sleep Monitor” that was sold in multiple countries including the United States. It’s speculated to be a precursor to upgrading sleep tracking on the next Apple Watch.
Acquired Beddit in 2017
Apple acquired Beddit, a provider of sleep tracking devices and apps, in May 2017, and launched the Beddit Sleep Monitor (Model 3.5) in December 2018, and has continued to sell it. However, neither hardware nor software has been noticeably updated in Beddit products.
And about three years after its launch, Apple has discontinued the Beddit Sleep Monitor (model 3.5). It seems that some retailers sell inventory, but it has been completely removed from Apple’s website.
However, the Beddit app is still available on the App Store, and of course users will continue to be able to use the Beddit Sleep Monitor.
To direct sleep tracking technology to the Apple Watch?
U.S. media 9to5Media speculates that Apple has discontinued the sale of Beddit Sleep Monitor, it may be to completely divert the sleep tracking technology obtained by the acquisition of Beddit to Apple Watch, Apple will be the next new Apple Watch Watch Series 8 notes that sleep tracking may be even better.
Source: 9to5Mac
(lunatic)
Source: iPhone Mania