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GoBe U: Light Indicators and Notification System

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Your GoBe U band is designed to support your well-being by sending helpful alerts and displaying important status updates via its built-in diode pad with the HEALBE logo.

What GoBe U Notifies You About

GoBe U alerts you through the app and device itself about:

  • Dehydration

  • Low physical activity

  • Optimal wake-up moments

  • Elevated stress levels

All notifications are also shown in the HEALBE mobile app.

For a full list of notifications and what they mean, visit our GoBe U manual page.

Diode Pad Light Indications

Operating Modes:

  • Turning on - purple shimmer

  • Turning off - purple shimmer

  • Waiting for the first connection (for “out‑of‑the‑box” state) — white flash

  • Ready for application connection (after a reset via the app or after a full battery drain) — continuous blue flashing

  • Standby mode - green flash

Battery Status:

  • Charging - red, yellow, or green flashes on a green background
    (the flashing color shows the current charge level)

  • Charging complete - continuous green glow

  • Low battery (20%) - red flashing

  • Critically low battery (5%) - rapid red flashing

  • Charging problem - red flashing

Service States:

  • Poor skin contact - orange flashing

  • Firmware update in progress - white flashing

  • Overheating (external temp too high) - continuous red glow

  • Device error - red flashes on a red background
    (number of flashes from 1 to 6 indicates the specific error code)

Functional Notifications

  • Increasing stress level - yellow flashing

  • Move reminder ("Time to move") - magenta flashing

  • Hydration level decrease - blue flashing

  • Alarm - white light wave. The continuous white flashing of the alarm can be turned off with a single press of the band’s side button.

If you have questions about any of these indicators or need help understanding them, feel free to contact us!

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