I have the Libre 2 + it works with mobile and my watch bothered Samsungs any changes reported on the also goes to my watch as well as my mobile.I'm using the omnipod 5 pump with the freestyle Libre + 2 and want to get a smart watch that works well. Can anyone recommend a good smart watch that works well with these devices?
I have the Libre 2 + it works with mobile and my watch bothered Samsungs any changes reported on the also goes to my watch as well as my mobile.
This probably due the fact are a lot older watch is a 6 and mobile a S22 Ultra both of which work great for me.
Hope is of some help to use for you.
And an omnipod 5 pump? What app is the mobile using?I have the Libre 2 + it works with mobile and my watch bothered Samsungs any changes reported on the also goes to my watch as well as my mobile.
This probably due the fact are a lot older watch is a 6 and mobile a S22 Ultra both of which work great for me.
Hope is of some use for you.
The Libre 2 plus App works perfectly everytime.And an omnipod 5 pump? What app is the mobile using?
@Tiggy63# the question here is which watch works with the omnipod 5 pump. Are you using a pump with your setup?The Libre 2 plus App works perfectly everytime.
I know both the watch & mobile are classed as old now but they work for me so I stay with them as my husband used to say IF IT AIN'T BROKE DON'T FIX IT that so true this.
Hope helps you.
I'm using the omnipod 5 pump with the freestyle Libre + 2 and want to get a smart watch that works well. Can anyone recommend a good smart watch that works well with these devices?
Hi,I'm using the omnipod 5 pump with the freestyle Libre + 2 and want to get a smart watch that works well. Can anyone recommend a good smart watch that works well with these devices?
I'm using the omnipod 5 pump with the freestyle Libre + 2 and want to get a smart watch that works well. Can anyone recommend a good smart watch that works well with these devices?
No NFC? If you scan the sensor with the phone, that's NFC.In the 'old' days I used a Miaomiao (sat on top of the Libre 1 and 2) which created its own BT signal, and picked that up using xDrip for display on a watch.
That stopped with Libre 2+ as it only transmits BT signals (no NFC) so couldn't be hijacked the same way.
There may be alternatives to display the BG on a smartwatch now - I'm not aware of any though but might be worth a search on some of the open source forums (xDrip, Juggluco) - have a feeling it might be locked down.
Update - it might be possible...
Have a look here:
Ah - looking at it yes, 2+ still has NFC, Libre 3 doesn't (apologies forgot that).No NFC? If you scan the sensor with the phone, that's NFC.
Libre 3 has NFC. Same principle as the Abbott predecessors paring with the app?Ah - looking at it yes, 2+ still has NFC, Libre 3 doesn't (apologies forgot that).
Looks like MiaoMioa went out of business - guess a niche product and no longer needed after people move to L3

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has NFC. Same principle as the Abbott predecessors paring with the app?
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that came with Bluetooth that killed BT bridges like Miaomiao & the Bubble…
The only way I can see a possibility is setting up a follower account from the Omnipod app to LibreLinkUp.The OP is looking for a smartwatch that’ll work with BOTH devices, Libre and Omnipod