Wearable Ovulation Tracker – Basal Body Temperature Monitor to Help Get Pregnant – Sleep Sensor with App for Fertility, Hormone, Period & Cycle Tracking

I love this product has done so good tracking my Basal Body Temp! The size was perfect came with an extender but I didn’t end up needing it! Really easy to use and the battery seems to last a long time! Chart on the app is really easy to read!

I’ve used a Tempdrop for years now. After my first miscarriage I went all-in on learning my cycle while TTC and it was immensely helpful, especially in tandem with OPK strips and actually getting the confirmation that ovulation did occur so I knew when to test. I was able to conceive 3 more times after purchasing the generation 1 and I have 2 beautiful children now. I bought this second gen because I sold my old one, and this armband is more comfortable and the quicker sync time is much much more my style on busy mornings rushing around with the kids. Anytime I’ve needed help from support over the years they were quick and super helpful! It’s also basically the only way to accurately measure your BBT if you’re a breastfeeding mother, since it has an algorithm that can work around the constant wake-ups.

Love mine! So easy! Never going back to oral temperatures.

Updated Again to add: after inconsistent use for 3 years (only for a few months when I’m trying ti get pregnant) this tempdrop has been rendered completely useless. I have to open the tempdrop every time I try to use it because it won’t turn on due to the cheap chip they use no longer working when it touches the battery unless I bend the gold parts back to touch it. and then when I try to sync it, I have to do it again which destroys the sync data. Completely worthless and not worth 170 dollars. You can buy a basal thermometer for 35 dollars, and you should at this point because tempdrop now has a subscription service for their product that used to be free other than the sleep data. Really shady and shifty, and sad. Updated to add: I used to be able to see ovulation predictions without paying the premium subscription. I got pregnant and stopped using the tempdrop. Now that I’m not pregnant I am using it again and I’m sad to see you need the premium subscription for any prediction and use other than just logging the temp. I have another fertility tracker I’m interested in that I may replace this with. I had the premium subscription before just so I could use the sleep tracking aspect of the app but now that I need it for every aspect of what this product is supposed to be used for, it seems really cheap of the company to essentially sell a permanent subscription if you want any ease using their $170 product. I use this for tracking my fertility and now I pay for the subscription to track my sleep and I’m really finding a lot of value in that. I’ve used it for a little over a year and just bought the subscription recently and it is really incomplete without it, in my opinion. I find overall value is 4/5 due to high price paired with subscription. The biggest thing that helped me was buying one of those arm bands you put your phone in while you’re running and putting that on my leg at night and slipping the temp drop in there between the fabric and my skin. It has to be tight but not uncomfortable. I store the tempdrop in the pocket when not in use. Keeping the temp drop on my leg (always same leg, same spot) has made this possible for me. Otherwise it fell out every night and I’d lose it. It has been incredibly accurate and on the dot for predicting my cycle. I plan on using it to try to get pregnant soon as well.

☆☆LADIES THAT ARE TTC TEMPING BBT:☆☆ •••••••READ ME!!••••••••HONEST REVIEW!!••••••• I love TempDrop!! (But I do wish the arm band was different...they have a different style that wasn't an option when I first purchased, I havent tried it yet but plan to)! And I really wish the app had more to it! TEMPDROP YOU REALLY NEED TO STEP UP YOUR APP! But I enjoy not having to check my BBT every morning. It does it for Me all through the night and I appreciate that! In the beginning, it was a little hard to remember to put it on every night. But after the 14 days when their "algorithm" kicks in, You're in the habit of using it. It didn't take but a few days for me to get used to. And hitting that magical number of 14 days was a big motivator for Me to remember to put it on/chart. My hubby is so sweet sometimes he'll remind Me to put it on. Over all I've really liked this product. Their warranty is great! If anything is wrong with it they will do their best to fix it! The separate insurance you can buy is a little pricey but if something happens, You're completely covered. They are really awesome because they let You buy insurance months after You've had it and You can get a whole new TempDrop for about $100. Sometimes it turns off by itself during the night and doesn't record information which can be super frustrating, that's a kink they need to fix. I know its not human error because I know others it has happened to as well. But yeah, I highly recommend and have had a GREAT experience with Tempdrop!! In the photos: The box that everything came in, The TempDrop device. It comes with a little silk bag to store Your Tempdrop when not using it, and new plastic piece for the armband incase Yours breaks. NOT pictured is the green piece that helps You open the device to change the battery. Also! I love that TempDrop runs on an everyday normal watch battery. Easy and cheap to find! ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡I LOVE TEMPDROP!!♡♡♡♡♡♡♡

With a traditional BBT you have to wake up at the same time every day to get an accurate reading, not with the Tempdrop! This is the whole reason I bought it, and for that, it works great! It's not uncomfortable, although did take a few nights to get used to. I had it over a year before I had to change the battery which was easy to do. I would prefer if it had a rechargeable battery that I could plug in to charge or even a small charging stand that could live on my bedside table with the Tempdrop. There's only one button, so at first I was not sure if it was recording my temp or trying to Bluetooth sync but it's easy now that I've got the hang of it. The bluetooth sync does take a minute or so, it feels like forever when I'm trying to get ready in the morning. I don't use the Tempdrop app, I just copy the reading over to Kindara. I wish it would sync with Kindara automatically, I have years of data there and I'm just not switching charting apps to use the one that comes with a new device. It is slightly overpriced, I don't think the technology (a thermometer and Bluetooth device) is that revolutionary that it should cost nearly $200 (at the time I bought it). I think the price is coming down but that's probably the main thing stopping most people from trying this. A traditional BBT thermometer is a couple of dollars at the drugstore (free with some NFP classes). Even if they lowered the cost to $30-$60 I'd bet many many more people would try it because tracking BBT is truly a pain without it. Finally, the Tempdrop team seems reluctant to advertise that it can also be used to help avoid pregnancy (as well as achieve it). However, I think if they leaned into the TTA market it would be great for the company and consumers. I would love to see this company succeed because I love the product. I love tracking my cycle/charting, it helps me know my body and feel empowered and I would love to see more women get into it. Right now, the price of the Tempdrop is exclusive but it's a great product and I think if they lowered the price and expanded the market it could be even better.

I love my tempdrop. When i started measuring my BBT with a thermometer, I was always worried I'd forget or it wouldn't be accurate because I'd wake up around four to use the restroom. That's not the case with tempdrop. It did take me a week or so to get used to it being around my arm but now it feels like second nature. I have PCOS and it has allowed me to confirm that I'm not ovulating. So at least that's a step in the right direction.

Honestly I am really unimpressed with this device. First impression - cheap plastic frame. unappealing, cheap and annoying to use band, and worst of all device never really seems secure in it's frame and often falls out when I'm trying to put the band on and off. I figured, "well if it tracks temp accurately then I can deal with that" - get past all the poor aesthetics and annoyances of constantly putting the device back in its frame. It DID work well for the first week!! Then, for some reason it stopped being able to pick up my data - the majority of the time I try to sync in the morning, I get an error message that there's "not enough data". I've read the manual, the facebook group, watched videos, researched other pages - I'm CERTAIN I'm wearing it in the correct spot in the correct way and I have it tight enough that it leaves a (very light) mark on my arm when I remove it. It doesnt seem to move at all through the night, and I fortunately sleep through the night without an issue so there is no reason I can see of why it cant pick up "enough data". Here's the real kicker. 6 weeks after getting it, the frame broke and pin flew out and I couldn't find it. The company won't replace the pins telling you that you need to go to a watch repair and get your own! Seriously, after spending almost $200 for this low quality product, they dont even offer replacements for their own cheap goods. Any of these things individually I could overlook as maybe a one-off or some kind of bug happening with my device. But taken all together ... I'm super unimpressed. It's 2020, there are no shortage of GOOD band options and materials so it should not be difficult or much more expensive to have a nicer frame that the device actually stays in and a decent band instead of this weird thing that so many people have trouble with. (I've had several smartwatches for $200 and under, and they all were sooo much better than this, I don't understand why tempdrop went with such a low quality band and frame option for what's likely decent technology.(tech- It seems like most people dont have the data retrieval problem I'm having so maybe thats something wrong with mine, so if the tech is good why not put it in more user-friendly frame and band.) For the price point, I'm pretty sure most people buying it would pay another $10-$20 for it to actually be a nice product to use instead of something that falls apart every time you try. I returned it and am going back to manual temp reading because it was way less frustrating than dealing with this thing each night and morning ;) Hoping for future product improvements and I'll be back.