MicroTech Linx M1 Continuous Glucose Monitor

The MicroTech Linx M1 is a continuous glucose monitor that the listing says records readings around the clock and sends them to a compatible smartphone. Its stated 15-day wear time and app-based trend tracking may suit people wanting ongoing glucose pattern information, but the product claims should not replace clinical advice or care.

At a glance

Listing describes readings recorded every minute, day and night, with trends and direction indicators.
The listing claims smartphone data sharing, customisable alarms and tagging for events such as meals, exercise and medication.
App compatibility is claimed for iOS and Android. The listing also describes IP68 protection and showering or swimming use.

Price

$83.30Save 15%

Reference price: ~~$98.00~~

Price checked: 13 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Automatic smartphone transmission and trend information are intended to make glucose patterns easier to follow over time.
Event tags and configurable alerts offer ways to relate readings to daily activities and predefined ranges.
A sensor is listed as an included component.

Technical specifications

11 specifications

Identity
Brand	MicroTech
Model	Linx M1

Connectivity and controls
Wireless connection listed	Bluetooth

Power and battery
Battery life listed	15 days
Battery type	Lithium Metal

Dimensions and installation
Dimensions listed	6L x 6W x 6H centimetres
Weight listed	85 Grams

Monitoring claims
Operating time	15 Days
Users	1
Special features	24hours, 15days, glucose tracking, Data share, No calibration，can calibration, Real time glucose data, Trending arrow
Accuracy and calibration claim	With a MARD of 8.66%, it beats most comparable products in terms of accuracy. Supports calibration with blood glucose meters for even more precise dynamic monitoring.

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The listing is inconsistent about calibration: it advertises no calibration while also saying the monitor can be calibrated with a blood glucose meter. Confirm the applicable instructions and clinical use with a healthcare professional. The stated 15-day battery life and 15-day wearing time are separate listing claims, and the listing does not clarify how these relate to the sensor or battery. IP68 and swimming suitability are manufacturer claims, not independently verified here. Check app availability in your local app store account before buying.

What’s in the box

Included

Sensor

Who is it for?

A good fit for

People who want smartphone-based glucose trend tracking and event tagging, after confirming the device is appropriate for their care plan.
Users of compatible iOS or Android smartphones who want to share readings with family or medical staff.

Less suited to

People who need a confirmed calibration method, verified clinical accuracy or established compatibility with a specific phone or app before purchase.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

3.9 / 5 · 29 ratings

5 stars51%51%
4 stars21%21%
3 stars14%14%
2 stars0%0%
1 star14%14%

Aggregate ratings are mixed, with a majority in the five-star category but a notable one-star share. This small rating snapshot does not explain why people rated it as they did, so it cannot confirm performance, app experience or reliability. Buyers should weigh that uncertainty against the listing's claimed 15-day use and smartphone trend features.

Frequently asked questions

How long does the Linx M1 last?

The listing claims 15 days of battery life and separately describes up to 15 days of wearing time. It does not explain how those claims relate, so confirm the expected sensor and battery duration with the seller or manufacturer.

Does it work with iPhone and Android?

The listing claims iOS and Android compatibility and Bluetooth transmission. It advises using a local app-store account to find the appropriate app version.

Can the monitor be calibrated?

The listing contains conflicting claims: one says no calibration, while another says calibration with a blood glucose meter is supported. Confirm the instructions for your version and discuss clinical use with your healthcare professional.

Can it be worn while swimming?

The listing claims IP68 protection and suitability for showering and swimming, but those claims are not independently verified here. Check the manufacturer's instructions for applicable limits.