Fitbit Versa 3 and Freestyle 2

Hello.I open a new thread on watches and glucose meters.I have bought a Fitbit Versa 3 watch, which is supposed to be compatible with the Abbott sensor.The problem is that I do not know what I have to configure on the clock (or in the mobile app) to receive at the clock the glucose measurements that I have in Freestyle.Does anyone know how to do it?

Hello good:

Look to see if there is a sphere of LibreLinkup and I imagine that putting your user and password will leave you.

But ESG Fitbit has stopped allowing third parties to install in the European Union ....

I have been using a fitbit to see my son's glycemia with a sphere called Glance.The clock broke and bought another the same and the surprise was that you can no longer "legally" those spheres .... so I returned it and took a Samsung as a good part of the forum.

Thanks for the answer.Where do I have to look for the freeLinkup sphere?Among those that appear in the Gallery of the Fitbit app, I can't find it ...

pepean said:
@pepean said:

Hello good:

Look to see if there is a sphere of LibreLinkup and I imagine that putting your user and password will leave you.

But ESG Fitbit has stopped allowing third parties to install in the European Union ....

I have been using a fitbit to see my son's glycemia with a sphere called Glance.The clock broke and bought another the same and the surprise was that you can no longer "legally" those spheres .... so I returned it and took a Samsung as a good part of the forum.

I think it was opening the application of the mobile, you clicks where you turned 3 later in gallery and there in clocks?Something like that I think you remember.

If you don't go on those lists you can't.

I already tell you that I returned it because there was no form

Reading I saw that I had bought Google Fitbit and that as of June 2024 they stopped being able to settle "legally" third parties.

Being able to be, but you have to use the typical friend that we all have to catch up with computers ..... as I could change it I did not try

Thank you @pepean, I will look at it, but I think it doesn't appear either.I will have to investigate a little more, to see if I find any alternative, because I can no longer return the clock.

@pepean said:

Hello good:

Look to see if there is a sphere of LibreLinkup and I imagine that putting your user and password will leave you.

But ESG Fitbit has stopped allowing third parties to install in the European Union ....

I have been using a fitbit to see my son's glycemia with a sphere called Glance.The clock broke and bought another the same and the surprise was that you can no longer "legally" those spheres .... so I returned it and took a Samsung as a good part of the forum.

Is it easy to configure it?

Thank you

@joelsa said:

@pepean said:

Hello good:

Look to see if there is a sphere of LibreLinkup and I imagine that putting your user and password will leave you.

But ESG Fitbit has stopped allowing third parties to install in the European Union ....

I have been using a fitbit to see my son's glycemia with a sphere called Glance.The clock broke and bought another the same and the surprise was that you can no longer "legally" those spheres .... so I returned it and took a Samsung as a good part of the forum.

Hi Pepean, with which Samsung can you wear glucose on the clock?

Is it easy to configure it?

Thank you

And with the G-Watch Wear application on mobile and watch to work.

But it works with Diabox, XDrip or Nightscout if you only have the LibreLink I don't know ...

For the forum there are several watches, ech are an eye.

Hello, for my experience, I do not recommend that you buy an smart watch to see glucose.It is cheaper to buy a cover with cuerdecitas and wear the mobile hung by the neck.I tell you:

Fitbit in the middle of last year stopped using the applications external to his company and left all those who had a clock of this brand (I could return it to God)

I bought a Samsung Galaxy and after a hundred tutorials, post, tests, apps, spheres and so on ......... it turns out that the clock is disconnected from the mobile when he wants and I have to restart it.Anyway, a mess that is not worth it, except to put a little of what a clock can do.

If I have not removed the desire and want to try, I tell you what you need:

- A watch with Wear operating system.(All galaxy for example but if you don't have a Samsung phone you will despair)

- Continuous monitor Free Style 2

- View free app and free link

- APP Glucodatahandler on mobile and clock

- Pujie app on mobile and clock

Look at this tutorial and luck.

-Free 3 to Android Wear 4 Watches Via LibreLinkup Glucodatahandler Diabetic Watch Face - YouTube

There are other forms with other programs and apps but I personally see them too cumbersome.

@Aristarco thanks for the information.From what you tell me, with my fitbit versa 3 I can't see the glycemia in my clock :(

Carussa said:
@Carussa said:

@Aristarco thanks for the information.From what you tell me, with my fitbit versa 3 I can't see the glycemia in my clock :(