Saw this report a few days back and at first thought huh, typical marketing hype (which it is) but then in the comments section of one of the sources* pointed o

Saw this report a few days back and at first thought huh, typical marketing hype (which it is) but then in the comments section of one of the sources* pointed out that using an FDA type approved paper test strip as the 'sensor' element was a cheap way round developing (and getting certified) an electrical one. They also highlighted some accessibility advantages of a digital display. But yeah, I would be annoyed to find out that all the more expensive digital ones did was read the paper-strip result for me/the user. In one of the other sources* someone hacked an electronic version to display something rather funny. * (I have been waiting to see if this got submitted by someone with a better link source than I had (saw this report a few days back but could only find 2x sources, both of which had way too many trackers on them for me to feel comforting submitting them since without a script-blocker and ad-blocker they are intolerable).