E400 Smartwatch US$42.92 (~A$64) Delivered @ Greentiger Official Store AliExpress

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wisdomtooth on 20/09/2022 - 21:57 aliexpress.com (213 clicks)
Last edited 20/09/2022 - 22:23 by 2 other users

This product is not a medical device, the test results are for reference only, not for any medical purposes.

I was shopping for CGMs (continuous glucose monitors), and noticed the reports from 1 year ago saying that Apple and FitBit were going to launch smartwatch models with embedded non invasive CGMs, so decided to check it out. Turns out Apple has been saying it's going to do this for over 5 years already, and the CGM wasn't included in the Series 7, nor is it in the Series 8 (from what I can tell). Then, simply searching for CGMs on AliExpress, I came across this gem. Highly suspicious, I know, but… still wanted to give it the benefit of the doubt, and looked for reviews. None found. Has anyone here (with better searching skills than I)? I'm dumbfounded no one has posted anything about it, even if to say it's fake.

Specification:
Item model number: E400
Battery: 280mA
Display: 1.39-inch 360*360 high-definition touch screen
PPG sensor chip: SFH2201
ECG chip: TYHX3220
Heart Rate: Green Light PPG
Waterproof: IP68
Battery: 280mAH
APP name: H Band
Standby time: 30 days
Daily battery life: 4-7 days
Bluetooth: Bluetooth 5.1 (above Android 5.0, above IOS9.0)
Touch: full touch screen (full fit screen)
Charging method: USB magnetic 2pin charging cable (with protection)
Weight: Body 55g (including strap)

Main Features:
* Health Monitor: Sleep monitoring, heart rate, blood pressure, sitting reminders, drinking reminders, blood oxygen, blood sugar,Body Temperature
* Sports Modes: Sports steps, sports mileage record, card road consumption, a variety of sports modes. Movement track (mobile APP display)
* Other functions: Mute alarm clock, remote photo, music control, sedentary reminder, drink water reminder, weather display, wrist light screen, call reminder, SMS reminder, countdown, shake to take photos, mobile phone search, etc

Compatible System:
Android 5.0 and above, Apple IOS 9.0 and above,Bluetooth 5.1

Language:
* Watch Language: Russian, Hungarian, Turkish, German, Italian, Czech, Slovak, Japanese, French, Polish, Persian, simplified Chinese, traditional Chinese, English, Portuguese, Spanish, Vietnamese, Arabic, Korean
* APP Language: Chinese, Korean, Japanese, English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese (Portuguese), Russian, Hungarian, Turkish, Indonesian, Polish, Czech, Greek, Swedish

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  mirovich on 20/09/2022 - 22:03

  +2

  Type-1 here. How is this even possible? I have CGM sensor which need to be inserted under the skin. I think this is BS.

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    wisdomtooth on 20/09/2022 - 22:23

    It probably is BS in this case, but Apple has been saying it'll do this for at least 5 years. The explanation I saw was that it would be similar to O2 readings, with sensor light frequency calibrated to the size of the glucose molecule, instead of the oxygen one.

    Do you use a CGM? Which one? Is it worth $200/mo for pre-type II, you reckon?

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      mirovich on 20/09/2022 - 22:40

      I use Medtronic 780G pump and Guardian Sensor 3. It’s def worth it for me as type-1.
      You can take a look at FreeStyle Libre which works out cheaper I think.

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        wisdomtooth on 21/09/2022 - 06:38

        Yes, that's what I was looking at, when I got distracted by the watch. It's A$95 per sensor—no?—which lasts 2 weeks, hence why I mentioned $200/mo.

        (You mentioned the NDSS subsidy in pvt, but from what I read, it's only for type-1, and only for under 21s and adults with concession, right?)

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          reu on 21/09/2022 - 07:27

          @wisdomtooth: You've probably seen this but…

          Apparently type II is reversible: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/lifestyle/smart/dr-michael…

          Hopefully you won't need to buy many sensors.

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            wisdomtooth on 21/09/2022 - 11:31

            +1

            @reu: It sure is, @reu. Hence the point of getting the sensors (but a CGM watch for 1 week's worth of sensors would be fantastic!).

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          mirovich on 21/09/2022 - 07:43

          @wisdomtooth: You might be right. I thought it’s for all NDSS members. Yes, sensors are quite exy, I have been paying $250/month for the past 5 years. The subsidy started recently in July.
          The other option is dexacom which is very expensive but I think they do trials. Worth giving them a call.

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  gareth123 on 30/10/2022 - 18:54

  +1

  https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004688651669.html

  read the comment section.
  The reviewer (probably using google translate) posting at 29 Sep 2022 00:34 with photos of real test vs what the watch says for BP and BSL

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  Its a scam watch . everything that display is fake and reflective of your actual health status. for example during my fasting period , my blood glucose spikes twice during the breakfast and lunch time ( i am fasting during those times ! ) . i have actually used cgm and this is a completely fake monitoring device and gives u an illusion that u are monitoring your health 25 Sep 2022 01:25