TempdropReviews of tempdrop.com

Confused by ant reviews claiming "great customer support". There is literally zero available at all. There is no phone or WhatsApp communication only email and they respond maybe every few day maybe not. When they did respond, All they did was ask repeatedly if I tried rearranging the device on my arm. I was asked to fill out a complicated form providing pictures and videos and promised a response in a few days. still waiting for a response. Gave 2 stars because the device seems like it could he great if I could get some help using it.

I've been using Tempdrop to help manage my PCOS and overall, it's a helpful tool. I really appreciate being able to track my temperature without having to wake up at a fixed hour — it makes cycle tracking much more manageable. However, for the price point, I'm disappointed by recurring issues with temperature not recording properly on some nights. I suspect it's a technical problem with my device, but unfortunately, customer support wasn't helpful — they repeatedly sent copy-pasted messages and insisted I was using it wrong, without offering any real troubleshooting or solutions. Tempdrop claims to be well-suited for irregular cycles, which is one of the reasons I chose it. However, after four irregular cycles, the app simply stopped calculating fertile windows based on my temperature and cervical mucus data — stating that it couldn’t do so because my cycle is irregular. That’s incredibly frustrating and defeats the purpose of using a device specifically marketed for users with irregular cycles. What's even more disappointing is that they seem to filter out or simply don't publish negative reviews on their website, which seriously undermines the credibility and transparency of the brand. Tempdrop has potential, but at this stage, neither the product quality nor the customer support justifies the price.

i have been a Tempdrop user for a year. the tempdrop is great but the bands suck. they are itchy and uncomfortable. i purchased the new band that they released and it was even more uncomfortable than the original. i was very unhappy that the new band was not updated to be more comfortable.

I really wanted to like the Tempdrop but have been very disappointed. First it doesnt work if you dont have service. The battery it came with only lasted a little over a month, then the battery was super hard to change. Then the second battery didn't last any longer and it wouldn't ever sync again after changing the first battery. I finally decided to change the battery one more time and try it again, reread all the instructions, made sure I was doing it right, the green light was slow flashing before I put it on and went to bed and then it was completely off again (no red light, no slow or fast green light, nothing) by the time I woke up and went to sync it in the morning! I really like the idea but have had no luck using my Tempdrop.

I wanted to love this product, but it's hard for me to trust it because I don't have enough information about how it works. How does the algorithm work? Should it adjust temps if I enter that it's the first day of my cycle, or that I've had alcohol the night before? Without more information, I feel blind. I'm using it as birth control, so I need more precise info. It works – as in, it takes your temp – but my temps with the device are a bit all over the shop. I even bought a different arm band, one that others on the FB group recommended, but it didn't seem to make a difference. Which brings me to my next point: It's ridiculous that I need to buy a new armband (because everyone else says the one that comes with is flimsy, which it is), AND pay for another app because theirs is so basic and looks like it was designed in 2001. If I'm paying this much for a thermometer, I expect not to have to buy more stuff, and I expect what comes with it to work perfectly. I wanted to return this, but unfortunately I bought it on Amazon (due to international shipping being cheaper), and didn't realize they only sell the most basic version there, which can't be returned.

TempDrop has the makings of a great product. The premise that it eliminates the need to manually take your BBT at the same time every morning is a game changer. However, the best thing about this company is the customer support and shipping. The product itself falls short. Pros: * It's convenient * You can use it regardless of how you sleep (I'm a side-sleeper) * It's non-invasive * It's easy to use and sync to the app * The customer support is very good * Shipping was very fast Cons: * Placement is hard, especially if you don't have fit arms: Placement determines whether or not you get the accurate temp. It's not overly clear where it should go on your arm, and it's easy to wear it incorrectly for months without realizing it. If you have any flab on your arms, you don't have the same guides that fit, muscular arms would have since you have to position it between two muscles. * It only syncs with the TempDrop app: There are a few off-brand apps that will load the data automatically, but it's far from the most common apps. It's somewhat inconvenient to have to load data into an app that only has a 30 day storage plan unless you upgrade to a paid plan. The work-around is to load the data into another app on a daily basis. * It's hard to trust the data. Accuracy is everything, but I can't trust the data. It adjusts over the course of three days, meaning it's not a simple temp. Because the placement is so finicky and it's hidden data, I struggle to trust it. I've used TempDrop now for about five months, and I still have to double-temp because I simply don't trust TempDrop data. The convenience factor is gone at that point. * It doesn't correspond with normal BBT tracking: If you go onto the TempDrop community at all (which isn't recommended - it's a very toxic community), you'll hear "don't compare to BBT" repeated over and over. However, shouldn't I see a similar shift to confirm ovulation that I do in normal BBT tracking? The truth is that it paints a different picture some cycles. In my last cycle, TempDrop would have indicated ovulation a full week before I actually ovulated. Meanwhile, my traditional BBT method had a clear shift. Whether you're preventing or trying, that's a problem. Though normal BBT methods have its set of flaws, TempDrop has its fair share too. * It's hard to chart: If you track BBT with a different app, you can't rely on the data to give you solid data for three days since it will continue to update over those three days. That means you could see a temperature raise of 0.75 degrees on Wednesday but have it adjust to a 0.1 degree increase for the same day by Friday. * The band and frame are cheaply made: I like the general design of the band (e.g., you select the tightness and can modify it on smaller increments based on where you put the clasp), but the frame feels cheap from the moment it arrives. From the first snap into the frame, you don't feel like it's secure. My frame broke 4.5 months after I started to use it. I'm not impressed. For a product this expensive, I would expect something more durable. Overall: I was initially very excited by TempDrop and was counting down to the 60 day mark when I could finally sleep in and switch away from traditional BBT temping. However, TempDrop never stepped up. The PROMISE of TempDrop was alluring, but it fell short.

Not great. Even after two months my temps don't match what I get with a regular bbt thermometer. Plus the ever changing last two temps, are frustrating for charting and really make me doubt the accuracy and usefulness. Plus the fact you have to download a different app to link the data with and see the chart properly.

Confusing to use. Wish it was simple and came with its own app, not one that is from another company - that you have to link up. Didn’t use it but twice because the red light came on and they demanded I record what I was doing in order to “fix” the problem. Very frustrating and would never buy again nor recommend