Honest Review: Kinsa Smart Ear Thermometer

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Incase you haven't noticed this about me yet, I like to use technology to my advantage as a parent so naturally when I heard about this thermometer that connects to your iPhone I had to have it. I actually have mixed emotions so far about this product.

What I like:

It syncs to your phone via Kinsa app
You can add symptoms and get suggestions on how to best handle your child's condition
It is east to use and set up
You can easily keep a record of your child's past and present temperatures which comes in handy if you are trying to monitor your kid's fever
You can buy a rectal thermometer attachment that plugs into your phone and reads the temperature that way

What I do not like:

It does not always sync
The temperature always seems to read the same temperature no matter when I use it
Ear thermometers aren't really the easiest to use on infants

While I haven't use the rectal attachment yet because I do not own it, I am considering getting one. Rectal is truly the best and most accurate form of temperature. Seeing as how the accuracy of the readings is one of my complaints, I would probably benefit from the rectal attachment.

The product and app itself is very well made though. As far as if this is a product you absolutely must have, it isn't. If tracking a temperature is that important to you there are other apps I have posted about before that allow to track temperatures and things like that. A regular thermometer and a baby tracking app will work just fine. However, if you just really want to try this product, it is a very well made one.

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