Beddr SleepTuner Review - FDA Registered Sleep Tracker, Medical Grade Insights into your Sleep!

Can this be a suitable take home test to diagnose sleep related disorders? Let's find out in this review of the SleepTuner by Beddr.
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[@erikspahn7980]

Sleep expert here, and I didn't know about this device! They're sold out at this time or I'd get one for evaluation. The forehead application is good because, in my experience with clients, the wrist monitors/smart watches will register arm movements as interruptions in sleep, which is often not true! Whereas, head movements are more likely indicative of a sleep disruption. Great channel! Keep up the good work!

[@mattheww797]

Their company folded and they removed their ios app from the app store so now their product is a useless waste of money. If a company sells a product that can only be used with an app dont buy it.

[@ShaddeyNNM]

I had no idea devices like this existed, thank you. I am in desperate need of improving my sleep and figuring out if something is wrong and don’t have the money to do a sleep study

[@vikasgupta1828]

You can get a level-2 or level-3 sleep study done in India for less than 100 USD.

[@phoebehamilton2812]

This is wonderfully detailed, understandable and useful info. i purchased a Fitbit Versa 3 in 2021 for this oxygen sensor readin ability. i think however after seeing this video, i will seriously consider looking at this Beddr product. i enjoued your other video on the comparison of Fitbit Charge 3, Garmin, Loki ring oxy reader and this product. keep up great reviews!

[@Blackfataz]

Thank you. Your review are awesome. So between lookee and Beddr, which one do you recommend ?

[@davidy4738]

It would be complete if this device adds electrical signal pickup including eye movements, EEG & ECG to accurately detect sleep stages and heart rhythm. It's position on the forehead is perfect. I wouldn't worry about the adhesive as improvisation with other double sided adhesives or just a big tagaderm over the device would work.

[@menstoys9823]

Product and adhesives are sold out. Does anybody know if the product is discontinued?

[@JSyntax]

i just use regular medical tape, i hope the product is still in stock :/

[@jsundb02]

Wow. This is spectacular! Well done, this so much good info. Good job. I need to monitor my blood oxygen saturation because I am in a struggle with the Swedish traffic agency and doctors about if my sleep apnea affects my driving, and there for my driver's license. I'm hoping this device can whei the scales on my argument side.

[@JSyntax]

It's very accurate!

[@davidrengifo6770]

Thank you for taking the time to review this product! Does the sleep tuner have alerts for sleeping on back and low spo2?

[@JSyntax]

No it doesn't! But it's still great

[@insanity6105]

I also have sleep apnea and am a bit of a data junkie. Please go check out the Bakeey E66 fitness watch. It measures body temperature, SpO2, BP, HR and does a medical grade EKG. The temp isn’t perfectly accurate, but it’s not bad. I’ve checked the SpO2 against a good finger monitor and it’s really good. The HR is accurate but the BP needs to be calibrated, so that can be done if you have a home BP monitor, which I do. Oh, and it tells time. It downloads to an app in the morning and you can see how your sleep went from a SpO2 standpoint. For just over $30 I think it’s hard to beat. Review it if you get one.

[@JSyntax]

Ty I'll hand to check it out

[@applepotterhead8732]

Nice review! Hope your Sleep Apnea is better and you're getting more restful sleep!

[@JSyntax]

Thank you for your kind wishes!

[@bennguyen1313]

Unfortunately, the Beddr SleepTuner is iphone only. Also, do you have to regularly replace the sticky pad? After each use? How much are the replacements? Any recommended Android or standalone device that can accurately measure SpO2 thru the night? Vivosmart4/Vivoactive4s , Honor Band 5, Lookee , Wellue O2Ring , Checkme Pro, etc? Also, do the smart oxygen trackers all require an online account/connection? It's a bit of a concern as the you can't access the data if the company goes out (ex. MyZeo).

[@diveflyfish]

The accuracy is directly due to its measurement of blood in areas that are core central circulation and not peripheral.

[@JSyntax]

Will the forehead be less accurate than my wrist or finger?

[@diveflyfish]

@@JSyntax no, the forehead will be More accurate especially in elderly who’s peripheral circulation is poor or for those who suffer from circulation problems. A central core measure like on the head will be very accurate.

[@JSyntax]

@@diveflyfish damn I need to buy more stickers to stick on my head.

[@diveflyfish]

@@JSyntax here is another idea, create an elastic head band perhaps to hold it in place. I wish this device would show the reading in real time. It would have a use for free diving breathhold divers and could save lives by alarming them when due to extra physical stress or O2 use their SpO2 level hits the cliff of desaturation........

[@diveflyfish]

@@JSyntax you can also purchase 3M Tegedern which allows skin to breathe and is waterproof this material could easily hold it in place and can be purchased at almost all pharmacies or even cheaper in rolls etc.

[@taimur4123]

Great info! I like the positional information it provides. Does the Lookee products also provide that or do they just indicate movements?

[@JSyntax]

No position data on lookee

[@vikasgupta1828]

Where do we buy the beddr sleep tuner in 2022?

[@arlinevitale3348]

Here you are again. For a person with sleep apnea, which device would you recommend? The Beddr Sleep Tuner or the Lookee Ring Sleep Monitor? Do you have to order additional adhesive backings all the time for the Beddr forehead device?

[@JSyntax]

I think both are great it really depends on your preference and how you want to be measured by there on your forehead or on your hands wrist

[@alanlehto495]

I noticed that you appear to be filming your sleep in this, or one of your other videos. Can you share what equipment you used. Surprisingly, I could find nothing really describing how to film yourself sleeping on the internet. I need to watch for periodic limb movements. I would appreciate info you could share. Also, your review re: Beddr is really helpful, we are considering purchasing that device.

[@la196]

You probably already figured something out by now, this an old post:) But, for what its worth, you could easily use a Wyze Cam V3. About 35.00 plus the cost of a 10GB SD card to insert into it.(About 10.00) This model is not wireless, have to plug into power. So once you gather all your info you need for sleep, you'll have it to set up anywhere in your home or aim it out the window for surveillance. Download the app. Go into settings and pair it to the app then you have options in the settings, for the video to go to iCloud or have it loop onto an SD card. I use SD cards and run them on continuous. Once it fills up, it just continues rewriting over the beginning. I use these little Wyze Cams for home surveillance and have them looping on the SD card. I get several days (24 hr) on that 10 gb card before it starts rewriting over the beginning. View anytime from anywhere on the app on your phone. If I need to go back and scrub through to see an event it goes back several days. I'd had several of them for about 3 yrs now and they work great.

[@malcs81]

Great review - just found you channel and love the content. One question - do you know if this works with an android phone? Thanks

[@jorgezepeda2461]

Yes it does.

[@JSyntax]

Its iPhone only when I reviewed. Has android come out yet?

[@malcs81]

No Android yet. Did reach out to them a while back but they didn't know when it would be available. You come across any other sleep/sleep apnea related devices?

[@chr15t0ff3r99]

Have u try o2 ring oxygen monitor from get wellue ? Or go2sleep? Which one is better from your oppinion ? And do beddr can vibrate so i can wake up if i dont breath?

[@igor.]

Hello J. Can you please tell me, from your experience, should i by this or Lookee wrist strap monitor? I'm just starting to track my sleep. I like the nudge feature of Lookee that you mentioned in your review. Thanks! I hope you will find time to reply.

[@JSyntax]

Both work well, it depends on your wearing preferences

[@igor.]

@@JSyntax Thank you.

[@phoebehamilton2812]

What are your thoughs on oxy monitoring rings like Wellvue vs Lokee? possibly review 3-4 rings. do you get medical company payment to review or are you independently buying products?

[@JSyntax]

i dont receive any payments for reviews! i've had lookeee and it's pretty accurate!

[@moderaterevolution504]

Im not seeing these for sale anywhere did they go out of business? Anyone know of any other brands that do this like something you place on you. I need the positional apnea function it has that watches dont.

[@JSyntax]

Unfortunately it's no longer available

[@mrrishibhatia]

How do you compare this with the oura ring ?

[@JSyntax]

Unfortunately I cannot compare because I do not have both devices but I'm sure the ring is an amazing tool just mind that it's a different way of measuring and will not track your spo2 blood oxygen saturation throughout the night

[@cotomaznaczyc]

Where can you buy one in Canada? Affiliate link?

[@buronoz1606]

Hi, can you update your review, after long term use, what changed in your review, I wonder these too.

[@huuhaa5896]

Thank for your review! Since I also have sleep apnea and been looking for some watch which would track my energy level based of sleep quality, taken sleep apnea into account if possible... So would you recommend instead buy beddr + maybe just basic Polar (Ignite, or Vantage series after fw upgrade) watch which tracks ANS (Autonomous Nervous System) during night which sleep apnea is reported to effect, so no sleep apnea tracking but as a side effect also that taken into account. Polar also does give you nightly recharge value and takes that + training recovery information into account for recommend workouts.. Or beddr + Basic Garmin watch maybe even FR 45 and just look the body battery level? (I do hop Garmin will enable Pulse Ox in this like Fitbit did, if just disabled like in rumors. Or just buy full featured watch with Pulse Ox? So what would be your suggestions?

[@huuhaa5896]

Just adding this link here why I think Polar Ignite and Vantage series could also give useful information regarding sleep apnea + I think you can't measure Pulse Ox accurately from wrist, at least yet.. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3306298/

[@elena918]

Which Garmin is that? Is it the vivosmart 4?

[@tmayilan]

can any one share where I can purchase the equipment

[@weltensegLA]

@JSyntax: Is there any feature like vibrating when you stop breathing or something similar? Or the app making your connected phone to alert or something? Thank you in advance!

[@JSyntax]

No there isn't!

[@weltensegLA]

@@JSyntax thank you!

[@outdoordiscoveryandadventu7603]

Compared to this one vs Lookee that you reviewed, which is better to you?

[@JSyntax]

Depends! Do you prefer something on your wrist or an adhesive on your head. The Beddr has a more cumbersome process but i could be more accurate due to placement and its also measuring what side you sleep which the other one doesn't.

[@tmhb4898]

Just a quick question. Can you still buy the Beddr Sleeptuner? I can’t find it anywhere, was it discontinued?

[@JSyntax]

No I don't believe so

[@tmhb4898]

@@JSyntax man this is sad, it looked like an awesome product. Is there anything similar available?

[@valopy9242]

Interesting device... Could you please tell us how long does it stick, or for how many nights? since it only comes with 12 "two sided tapes" if you will. Anyways, keep up the good work and thanks for sharing.

[@JSyntax]

I'd say one night only and make sure to wash your forehead to remove oils so the stick is firm!

[@Orlyy]

@@JSyntax 1 night? Lmfao, what a good ploy to make money.

[@la196]

@@JSyntax I'd think if they stopped making the tape, maybe a good bandage made with better adhesive would be an alternative? Like the waterproof or sport bandages?

[@den15423]

Does it detect sleep phases? REM, deep, light?

[@dmtrsppps]

hi! Would you recommend this over the Lookee wrist? I am mostly interested in the accuracy of the readings.

[@JSyntax]

It depends if you prefer wrist vs head. Head will measure your position. If you sleep on your back, you might be more prone to apneas.

[@dmtrsppps]

@@JSyntax Thanks for your reply! Which one, however, gives the most accurate readings?

[@erikspahn7980]

OOS, as others have said, but I bought one on eBay due to your video. Downloaded the app, but it won't let me create an account! Any idea how I can work around this? Is your app still supported? So disappointing + waste of time/money, if I can't use the thing.

[@JSyntax]

Yikes I'd contact their support

[@erikspahn7980]

@@JSyntax Uh, yeah. BUT they have no support. Their website seems abandoned with no contact info. Can you, personally, still use your app with your existing account registration, or have they screwed their existing customers in addition to new customers?

[@CHRIS950s]

Is beddr still around? The link just goes to a single article.

[@JSyntax]

hmmm, maybe not?!

[@asleepimusic9868]

Thank you for this review! Great insight to this device.

[@BurOnOz]

Is it the only consumer device that track body positions ? Is it measuring left and right separetly?

[@JSyntax]

No, just if it's side, stomach, back, etc. And yes, I don't know of any other device due to this being mounted to your heard. Quite ingenious!

[@BurOnOz]

@@JSyntax snooor 45euro showing left right separetly, just discovered now

[@BurOnOz]

I did 2 times sleep study, i sold my cpap, i taped my mouth, i believe buteyko breathing method as a solution for sleep apnea and many other conditions. I plan to buy this device or a similar one, wish can show left right seperation in the graph.

[@JSyntax]

Why is left or right such an important metric?

[@BurOnOz]

@@JSyntax buteykoclinic.com/exercise-correct-breathing-during-sleeping-part-i/ one of many resources related with buteyko breathing method

[@BurOnOz]

@@JSyntax www.normalbreathing.org/best-sleep-positions/

[@BurOnOz]

@@JSyntax www.breathingcenter.com/breathing-during-sleep

[@BurOnOz]

@@JSyntax kzbin.info/aero/PL3F1F6B1A98B68776 one good practitioner from australia

[@viola6926]

Could you please try Snore Circle Smart Anti-Snoring Throat Muscle Stimulator and do a review?

[@JSyntax]

Let them know and maybe I can review?

[@vonbayernDE]

Hi, is this "best" sleep apnea tracker? Or can you suggest one that the data relatively accurate. My budget around 250usd. Million thanks

[@JSyntax]

This or vivoactive 4

[@vonbayernDE]

@@JSyntax Million thanks.

[@kamanama3671]

Is this discontinued I can’t find it

[@kindface]

Great review, thanks for sharing. Your videos are very informative. I have a question: which do you feel is more accurate - the Sleep Tuner or the Lookee?

[@JSyntax]

Hard to say, I'd say theyre about the same, I'd be more interested in the style you. Do you prefer the adhesive style to your head or the ring? Each has their pros and cons as you imagine. For example, the Beddr sleep tuner can fall off but has more interesting stats and if you wash your forehead to avoid oils on your head, it will likely stay put for the entire night whereas the ring can still fall off.

[@kindface]

@@JSyntax Offhand, I would prefer a ring just because (from my experience with other products that have adhesive surfaces) there's a risk of the manufacturer ceasing to sell relevant adhesives when they have a model re-design.

[@JSyntax]

@@kindface That's very true. That's a good question for their support!

[@kindface]

@@JSyntax Indeed.

[@onlineservices2050]

Great review, I just subscribed based on this review. Does this track the time it takes you to fall asleep and also accurately track awakenings during the night, including the duration of overnight awakenings? I’m keeping a Sleep-Diary to help me improve my sleep and I would love to find a product that would help me accurately track my awakenings and awakening durations. Thanks, I look forward to your response. Keep up the great work.

[@JSyntax]

For the former, no not really or explicitly. For the latter, yes! Thank you sub!

[@jmarkspickett66]

2 questions? In Canada here ... where to find it?? They don’t ship here and couldn’t find it on amazon.ca. Which is best..this or Lookee ring?

[@JSyntax]

You need to get it from their website not on Amazon in Canada and it really depends if you prefer assessment on your finger or on your forehead

[@jmarkspickett66]

JSyntax hi. Thanks for your response. The website says they don’t ship to Canada. Are you in a Canada?

[@jmarkspickett66]

JSyntax Accuracy pretty similar between both?

[@113dmg9]

Can you use the Beddr Sleeptuner with an ANDROID? I read up on the gadget, ordered it, yet I now find a review that says you can only use with iOS. Is this true?

[@113dmg9]

I emailed company about my dilemma. They had not shipped my unit and notified me promptly that my order was canceled. Great customer service!

[@JSyntax]

Yes only iOS. Very sad.

[@SantiVelmont]

4:27 Did you see any #paranormalactivity in the video? :O Thanks for your reviews, man!

[@JSyntax]

Lol! So jokes.

[@tomingerzee1134]

So which one do you recommend - this one or beddr device?

[@JSyntax]

It depends on your preference

[@tomingerzee1134]

@@JSyntax How about you what's your preference?

[@picturemethis]

Looks like it’s not sold anymore.

[@pwrmx24]

Probably bought out or killed by oura ring or Garmin or Fitbit etc so they can maintain market dominance.

[@AnnePeaceWithGod]

Where to order? This website has no options?

[@JSyntax]

It's no longer available sorry

[@bormorzx]

Where I can buy this device

[@JSyntax]

I should have a link in my description

[@bormorzx]

It’s no more available

[@thetankhunter7925]

I'm assuming it is using Bluetooth correct? No matter what people say, I'd rather not have a constant Bluetooth reciever next to my brain.

[@JSyntax]

Yes it uses Bluetooth but transmission of data happens when you finish your sleep

[@bormorzx]

The device it’s no more available in USA

[@JSyntax]

Dang!

[@b93kda]

I guess this is not designed to be used for every day? It looks like you have to buy their adhesives constantly.

[@JSyntax]

Yes!

[@buronoz1606]

I am using another device Snooor, similar adhesives. But simply I use a micropore tape from a pharmacy, it is working with a cheaper solution for me. Adhesives ideally but not required for me. stick is strong enough with this kind of tapes.

[@vikasgupta1828]

Thanks

[@ItsYunque]

Sold out at the moment

[@JSyntax]

Really?!

[@ItsYunque]

@@JSyntax yes sir! I just checked. In the mean time I was invited to buy the Amazon halo! You should do a review to it!

[@pierreg.1682]

@@ItsYunque still sold out apparently

[@Paranoidandro1d1]

Your review conveniently omits any mention of the adhesives and their extremely high cost. Each adhesive is one time use only and replacements costs 10 dollars for 12 stickers. A years replacements costs 300 dollars which is almost double the cost of the actual unit!! You're smart so I really do wonder why you 'forgot' such a big detail. Please declare if you're being paid to endorse this product, and ideally update this video to comprehensively cover the use of the consumable elements of this device, which are paramount to its use. You left a gaping hole in your otherwise, very thorough review.

[@Paranoidandro1d1]

The silence is deafening Jsyntax. Since youve replied to other more recent positive posts, I take it you're not prepared to address my perfectly valid point.

[@JSyntax]

My apologies for not seeing your comment. May I suggest buying bulk medical tape as a replacement. Same effectiveness and cheaper!

[@la196]

@@JSyntax Exactly:)

[@icemansillyhat]

Unfortunately this device no longer seems to be on the market.

[@pacer1705]

“Sorry, we couldn’t find the page” says Amazon.com.

[@JSyntax]

Fixed!

[@davidy4738]

Looks like it's discontinued

[@JSyntax]

Darn mc really!

[@riccardoc1711]

Nowadays FDA approved is actually a very bad thing… ;)

[@BillAshtonNelo]

Seems like it's off the market. Shame.