Bionso Non-Contact Forehead Thermometer: Accurate Temperature Readings for Adults and Kids

Michael Wenlock: When I was first deciding whether to buy this product I noticed that most people made mention of the confusing instructions. Yes they are somewhat confusing BUT if you are patient and take 5 or so minutes, it will be become obvious.

The item actually does work the way it is supposed to. We have a disabled adult son and we needed an affordable non contact way to take his temperature and this has worked exactly as we wished.

Good product works consistently, gets good readings and it is easy to pick up and use.

Recommended.

United States on May 15, 2022

Director Val: I haven't had occasion to use it on a sick person but seems to work and is a lot easier than trying to keep something under your tongue. The battery casing is a bit odd and difficult, why the 4*

United States on Oct 05, 2021

umeweall: I just received this item today. I think that I found out why there are many commentaries stating that the unit would not 'turn on'. The unit has a standard electronic set-up of having springs on one end, and the metal 'dots' on the opposite end. In most electronic gadgets this would mean that the battery base goes on the spring side, and the top of the battery contacts the metal dots. The instruction book states to look at the battery top, for the '+' sign, and insert the battery per this mark. Well, there is a '+' on one side and nothing on the other battery side, which could give you the impression that both batteries are to be inserted with the top up, facing the metal dots on top. The reality is that the battery on the side with the plus IS the one to be up, while the top of the battery in the opposite slot is supposed to face DOWN. They did not take the time to put a '-' on the opposite side, which would have made things immediately clear. I am willing to bet that people in the past did the same thing that I did today initially. They saw two springs inside of the unit and automatically figured that the bottom of BOTH batteries went into the unit. The unit would not appear to...

United States on Jan 19, 2021

tonytony: We have the standard oral thermometer but wanted to get another thermometer due to Covid-19. We wanted something we could use right away without out too much trouble operating it.

The thermometer comes with an owner’s manual, a bag for the thermometer, a quality inspection certificate, and a registration card. The manual is written fairly well with a few grammar errors, much less than others. Besides the operating section, it also has sections on warnings and precautions, temperature-taking tips, cleaning, and troubleshooting.

The manual says two AAA batteries are “optional” but it didn’t come with them so you will need a couple on hand. There are markings for how to insert the batteries but are small. Those with poor eyesight might have a hard time seeing them. Personally I think it should have a picture in the manual on how to insert the batteries and just not one on the website.

It’s very easy to use. Pull the button, wait for the self-check to complete and there are dashes on the display, point it at your forehead, pull the button again, and in about a second, you have are temperature reading. From power on to the first temperature check can take...

United States on Jul 27, 2020

Pat: I bought this thermometer for my own use and for my family members to use.
It is easy to use and accurate in terms of reading the temperature.
The device is very light weight and the grip handle is thick enough to hold comfortably.
I would recommend to have the device (at least one) in the household family especially with this
pandemic of covid-19 situation. It's more like a peace of mind device. Love it!!!!

United States on Jul 23, 2020