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I’ve seen a few people mention it but mine doesn’t really get warm. Could be how you’re using it or where it’s sitting.
It shows each earbud and the case separately, from what I’ve seen. Not totally sure how accurate the readings are, but seems good enough for a quick check.
I think there’s a slider for that in the motion settings. Took me a minute to find it, but turning it down helped cut out the street noise for me. Still works fine for keeping an eye on things inside.
Left-behind alerts probably do drain it a bit faster, but I doubt it cuts the battery in half or anything. Mine has been running with them on for a couple months and I haven’t noticed it dying early. Not totally sure it’s a big deal.
I haven’t pushed mine to the limit yet, but 8 hours feels optimistic unless you’re barely using it. I get closer to 5-6 hours with a few devices connected.
Thanks for the replies. Sounds like the flickering green light is just normal then. I’ll stop worrying about it and just leave it plugged in.
I think the offline languages are way less than 68. I remember reading it only has like 10 or 12 languages preloaded for offline use. The rest need wifi to download first or just don’t work without a connection. Not totally sure which ones though.
I think it helps a bit compared to a standard foam pillow, but it’s not a dramatic difference. Mine still gets a little warm after a few hours, just not as bad as my old one. Maybe depends on how hot you sleep.
That USB-A port on mine works fine for my older phone, not as fast as the USB-C but still decent enough. Honestly I wouldn’t worry too much about it unless you’re timing it.
I’m still deciding too, but I’d probably just use it as a fan if there’s no hose. For me, a quiet fan at night is worth it even if it’s not actually cooling the whole room.
I tried one once and it just made my place smell like lavender mixed with wet dog. Not sure it really fixed anything.
Not convinced a tiny cheap flashlight is reliable long-term, so I’m a bit skeptical. Battery leakage and slow dimming seem pretty common. I prefer ones that take AA batteries even if they’re a bit bigger. Still probably handy to keep in the car though.
I bought one and I think it kept most cats away from my pots, not just the shy ones. The LED wasn’t a big deal for me, though maybe it varies by spot, I’m not totally sure about long term.
I brought mine on a short flight and a weekend away, useful but I’m not totally convinced it’s worth the extra weight long-term. Battery got me through a couple days, so for multiday trips you’d need to carry a charger or it just acts like a regular insulated bottle.
Quick question: does the app let you export the glucose logs so you can compare numbers against a finger-prick meter? If it doesn’t, it’s hard to do a proper check.