Steve J.
Plan on spending a half hour a day restoring its connection
Connectivity is unreliable. I bought two to try it out. The first one started dropping the connection after a week. A couple of days later, it wouldn't connect at all without manual re-pairing. It is important to note that my phone is seldom more than a couple of feet from my sensor, either in a pocket or on an adjacent table. Stelo support said they would send me a replacement. Since I had already bought a second sensor, I followed the procedure below which got all the data off the old sensor and replaced it. The new one connected intermittently, then quit. With a third sensor on the way, I may have a total of 3-4 weeks to decide if getting the data a few times a day is worth the cost. The procedure (Android): Force stop the app, open Bluetooth settings, "forget" the Stelo (DX....) and shut down Bluetooth for about ten minutes. Then restart Bluetooth, manually add the sensor, start the app, then wait for the phone to confirm that I want to pair the device. Bingo! Another one or two retrieval cycles before it loses the connection again. The device seems to store several hours of data until it can send it to the app, so I've lost very litte data, just time. If Abbot ever gets the Libre Rio to market, I'll be their first customer. Until then, Stelo does help me manage my diabetes without medication.


