TI SensorTag User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience31.3% of reviews
Neutral21.9% of reviews
Negative experience46.9% of reviews

~ Based on 32 written reviews from the US App Store.

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Top reviews

Cannot configure cc3200 with app

Iโ€™ve just bought a cc3200 but itโ€™s essentially a brick as I canโ€™t connect the tag via the app. All I see is an unknown Bluetooth device. Following the instructions to connect via WiFi does nothing and no device is recognised under WiFi devices in the app even though my phone is connected to the tag WiFi.

What do I do now?
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Links within app no longer available

App contains links to a wiki, which is no longer available. Info which was available not so long ago (such as the full gatt table for a sensor ) seems to have been removed?

I bought a sensor device recommended in a Lynda.com tutorial (on Bluetooth using iOS). This app is used with the device but is not very helpful.
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What happed to rssi

I can see rssi but rssi does not appear on ibm QuickStart dashboard. How can I get this published.

Older Sensor Tags now work with iOS 11.2.6

The app seemed not to recognize the older Sensor Tags. However with 11.2.6, this issue disappeared. When clicking on the Step by Step guide for WiFi configuration, the app still crashes.

Disappointed

Version 5.0 still crashes on sensor-view with OS 9.3.5 please fix or allow 4.8 to be held available.

Cloud not working

App keeps crashing while connecting to the cloud...

No support for 1350

When I try to flash firmware onto my new 1350 launchpad using this app, all of the firmware on the cloud says "wrong board type"

can't find the sensortag wifi

I can't find the sensortag wifi to connect to from my ios device. Has anyone had the same problem?

Can app RECEIVE message to turn on LED?

The app works great for sending data to IBM's Bluemix and viewing in Node-RED. But we cannot figure out how to send data TO the App and SensorTag to turn on an LED on the SensorTag. The LEDs and buzzer work from the app so the code is in the BLE Stack on the SensorTag. Does the App support receiving messages to control the LEDs? If so, please add this to the Quickstart flow or to a Registered flow if needed. Also, the LEDs and buzzer appear to be readable (vis SensorTag2015 Wiki). Please add LED1, LED2 and buzzer to the data coming from the SensorTag to the cloud. Just a couple of tweaks from 5 stars!
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Cool, but won't upgrade FW

The app crashes when I try to update the firmware

Latest update now working also on iOS9

Thx TI, the last update fixed the iOS9 crash.

Broken

Whenever I try to load the sensor view, the app pops the nav controller and goes back to the list. Useless.

Crashes on iOS 9

Used to work before upgrading to iOS 9.

iOS 9 breaks this app

Cool hardware, nice app to show it.

But on iOS 9 it crashes while gathering capabilities. In class CBPeripheral the method isConnected is deprecated since 7.0 and was removed in 9.0 so the app crashes.

Crashes on iPhone on iOS 9

Crashes on iPhone on iOS 9

Crashes on iOS 9

Just to reiterate other reviews.

Great app, but crashes with iOS 9

Great app, but crashes when preparing sensor view on iOS 9. A configurable publish rate on sensor data would be nice for demonstrations as well.

crashes with iOS9

Help - please update the app to work with iOS 9

Used to work, crashes on iOS 9

If you connect to a tag and try to use sensor view it crashes after enumerating services.

Sndmstraj

This does crash on iPhone 4S running 7.0.3, when in proximity to a transmitting cc2650 sensor tag. This app does run when the tag is out of range or when the battery is removed. At least the opposite behavior would be expected..