Bluejay gts compatibility with dexcom g7 or dexcom one plus?? I have it operating with the G6 but I’m being softly pushed towards an alternative sensor. Has anyone any idea??
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The old version of the BluJay is not compatible with the G7. But I think they have a new version that is compatible now.
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Thanks Eric. And the one plus do you know??
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@CatLady I looked at the site. It does not really specify Dexcom versions.
It says:
- Runs Android operating system and standard xDrip+ is built-in
So I am guessing it works with G7 since it mentions xDrip, and I know xDrip supports the G7. 
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I wish they’d offer a GTS 2.0 with G6 and G7 compatibility. I like the simplicity of the GTS (and smaller size).
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Is the new one bigger?
It’s 50 mm compared to 38 mm for the GTS. Way too big for my skinny wrist!
ETA: I decided to try attaching the watch around a belt loop, which works just fine for jeans and such. BTW, this watch needs almost daily charging even though the only function I am using is the xdrip collector.
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Bluejay staffer told me that the GTS (first) version can’t decode the G7 data. “They have it locked up tighter than Fort Knox” (Interesting, coming from a Brit). So they needed more computational power, hence the new model.
I am still using my old Bluejay GTS, but had to make the phone the collector connecting to the G7 instead of the watch. Since I carry my phone almost everywhere anyway, no problem for me. If the phone escapes me I check my Tandem pump. It actually works better for me than the watch as collector.
I don’t like the new Bluejay because it is larger and has a lot more complication than I want to deal with. May try it some day but for now I am happy with the GTS.
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The very short battery life is a deal killer for me.
I love the BlueJay watches. I have had 3 or 4 now I think?
I use the new Galaxy 7/ultra now. 4 days battery life, but it still makes me use xdrip on my phone as the collector. I would rather use my watch as the collector.