Love my Mobi
I’m eating 2 meals a day. I’m able to go out for a one hour walk on the beach every day with perfect nos most of the time. Night time nos are always perfect.
Will update my A1C when I have another one.
There is room for improvement but for a machine I gave it a 5 stars. Thank you.
Awesome!!!!! Love the pump.
Great pump but…
Wait Until the Next Version
Need update
BEWARE you need two apps
Battery
2. Why does the Mobi, which is supposed to be an improvement, not have the same option to choose how long to disconnect for, up until an hour. I mean it goes off after 10 which isn’t enough to charge and isn’t even enough to shower and get dressed
Love the Smaller Insulin Pump
A minor issue was that the old TSlim app was disabled as soon as the Mobi app was installed. Hence I lost insulin on board. Please allow for 5 hours overlap for running both apps. The TSlim alarms when insulin delivery is stopped, making it difficult to keep old pump around for the few hours history.
It’s great but I’m giving a picky review
Awesome!
Convenient but annoying
The problems come in when you look at the app itself, more specifically when it comes to the alerts. This thing will non stop spam you with loud beeps and buzzing and there is nothing you can do to stop it. You can turn off the beeps at least but that infuriating buzzing will never stop no matter what you do. I understand some of these alerts are important, but a lot of the time it will keep repeating the same alerts over and over and over again despite you having cleared them and it gets old very fast. Not to mention other design flaws such as the fact that that when you manually stop insulin flow, THE APP WILL BEEP AND BUZZ AT YOU AFTER A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF TIME. This is beyond stupid, as there are many instances where you need the mobi to be off of your body for a long period of time and you obviously need to stop the insulin flow so it doesn’t leak and waste insulin but this stupid thing will not stop bothering you. This happens a lot when you try to charge it, because for some reason the people who programmed it didn’t have the foresight to turn off the buzzing while it’s literally charging.
I ran out of supplies for new pumps and so I haven’t been able to connect it to my body and since this app is poorly thought out and poorly programmed, I had to manually make a new profile and set the basal rate to 0. There should just be a button that lets me fully shut the pump down in cases such as this, because it is absurd that I have to jump through all these hoops just so I don’t get kept up at night by buzzing every 5 minutes.
Good app
Update for G7 15 Day
The alarm to put it back on…
Mobi
Give us a silent mode. And let us fill our tubing without stopping.
Graph visibility
An ok app with glaring omissions
I’d really like to see the following changes to the app, and I’m not the only one, judging by the many reviews here, and discussion elsewhere online:
1. Implement a snooze function for alerts! This is basic, vital functionality. After I’ve been alerted my bg is out of range and I’ve treated the low/high, it is just useless harassment to force me to continue clearing staggered, redundant CGM and Control IQ alerts. It won’t make insulin or sugar take effect any faster, and it’s especially disruptive to sleep. Even a twenty minute “I’ve treated my high/low” option would be a huge relief, though I’d prefer a system like the G7 app, which lets me choose how long I want to silence alerts.
2. Stop Control IQ alerts when bg is already high/low, they’re 100% redundant in those times. Look: It’s valuable to be told I may go low in the near future, but it’s just infuriating to get ongoing, staggered alerts saying Control IQ has “predicted” I’m going to go low when its already happened.
3. Change the dashboard CGM graph to eliminate the periodic labels which cover up the readings! Especially when trying to make treatment decisions I want to see the last several values, and a spiky bubble that covers up what I want to know doesn’t help anything.
4. Lastly, and much lower priority: Maybe the pump doesn’t need to vibrate for in-app actions like clearing an alert, saving changes, etc? It’s already annoying to have it buzzing at me, I don’t need extra buzzes to tell me I’ve successfully addressed the cause of the buzzes.
I can imagine that those options might not be appropriate for every user to control - so put them behind a separate passcode or make them age restricted if need be. But it’s absurd for a responsible adult to not be able to snooze alerts. And PLEASE take these user requests seriously. Because of the nature of this app and our 24/7 dependency on it these things have huge impact on our quality of life.
