Measuring actual temperature feature in the Samsung Health app

[Mcorn24]

I converted my lifestyle from iPhone to Samsung two weeks ago. A large reason for this was to be able to monitor my temperature by degrees in Fahrenheit. I literally a week later cannot do so. i am very disappointed. Please bring back the ACTUAL temperature read along side the fluctuations in the health app please. 

[realaud]

There is NO ONE, and I mean NO ONE, that is happy about the change in the temperature reporting.  Please register your displeasure by sending feedback, so that one more voice can be heard on the matter.

https://us.community.samsung.com/t5/Tips-Tricks/How-to-Send-Feedback/ba-p/3001692

[Mcorn24]

Thank you! I will try once more 🙏

[realaud · Accepted solution]

Hey guys, I don't think they are going to give us back the actual real sleep temperature. For those of you who don't click the menu when the orange dot appears - found this buried in the notices:

So, for those of you disappointed in the change, continue to bombard them with feedback until we cannot be ignored.

[Graza007]

But get contact with Samsung is also one big drama.  I start to think to change Samsung to some other Chinese tool and watch 

[ScrambledAcres]

Samsung just removed my post for being a duplicate, and said there was an answer on this post.... Where ya at Samsung?

[Samsung_Moderator]

@ScrambledAcres The Community is peer-to-peer support. Submit feedback as suggested by @realaud to let Samsung know you want this changed.

[userXH5ShIUcWh]

The new change that tell you the actual difference in your skin temperature is useful but can you state the actual temperature too? Before the change I was able to tell if I had a fever while sleeping which was very useful.

[Blu-Ray]

Please submit a feedback directly to Samsung! The only way they may change it is if they get enough complaints.

[YashSmith]

The Samsung Health app no longer shows the actual skin temperature (like 36.5°C) during sleep tracking. Instead, it now displays only the variation from your baseline temperature (e.g., +1.2°C). This change has upset many users who relied on precise values. Samsung has not yet added a toggle to restore the old format.