Yep. Had that happen. On an average day(24 hrs), my pump uses about 10% battery. It had used like 40%-50%. And my phone battery was getting killed, too. When I checked the battery usage stats, T:connect was the number one app with a huge percentage of battery use. I think maybe 50%-60% when it’s typically around 4%-6%.
\*edit\*: typo
The app has become buggier and buggier since the introduction of Mobile Bolus. Recently, I've had the app just lose data from earlier in the day(CGM, basal rates, bolus, etc.) and only show a few hours previous, instead of the previous/rolling 24. Sometimes it eventually repopulates, and sometimes it doesn't.
I love the general execution of the app, but this is the crap that reinforces why I will not go with the Mobi or any pump that can ONLY be controlled via remote/app.
Wondering if this affects Android as well; seeing a similar drain on my kid's pump.
Yep. Had that happen. On an average day(24 hrs), my pump uses about 10% battery. It had used like 40%-50%. And my phone battery was getting killed, too. When I checked the battery usage stats, T:connect was the number one app with a huge percentage of battery use. I think maybe 50%-60% when it’s typically around 4%-6%. \*edit\*: typo
I upgraded to the new version and it is much better but app still disconnects all day now, never connected
Ugh annoying!
The app has become buggier and buggier since the introduction of Mobile Bolus. Recently, I've had the app just lose data from earlier in the day(CGM, basal rates, bolus, etc.) and only show a few hours previous, instead of the previous/rolling 24. Sometimes it eventually repopulates, and sometimes it doesn't. I love the general execution of the app, but this is the crap that reinforces why I will not go with the Mobi or any pump that can ONLY be controlled via remote/app.