Vibrating Alarm Reminder Watch - with up to 10 Personal Alarms or Pill Reminders per Day

I have been wearing this watch everyday for nearly 2 yrs. I use 5 of the alarms daily and recharge every 30 - 45 days, depending on how long I let the alarms go off before turning them off. Setting alarms and turning them on and off is not complicated. Info provided by the watch is easy to read. Wrist band is very comfortable and has proven to be of good quality. On my wrist it looks like an unusual bracelet and I like that. If I need to know what time it is I can always easily find out but time is not constantly staring me in the face. The alarm features have always functioned very well. When I purchased there were several reviews that mentioned that the watch was sensitive to water so I have always been very cautious around water, I leave the wrist band a bit looser than what is needed for normal wear so that when I wash my hands (etc.) I can easily push the band up out of harms way. The watch mechanism itself is easily removed and replaced in the band and it easily connects to the charging cord when needed. I keep the charging cord plugged in right alongside the phone charging cords so it is right there ready to go whenever it is needed and I keep a charging cord in out car so there is always one with us when we travel. When I take it off to go to bed it is set on my bedside stand so I am also able to use it as a morning alarm clock; the vibration on the stand produces a loud enough sound to wake me up but it does not disturb my spouse. When traveling there is not always a bedside stand so I have left the watch on and (so far) the vibration on my wrist has been enough to wake me up. The only negative I have experienced is that, after nearly 2 years of daily use, the small bands that are used to secure the excess wrist band have stretch out to the point that they do not stay where I need them to be: I think maybe a bit of glue might solve that issue. I highly recommend this product to everyone who needs a dependable alarm structure for their day. Mine is used for medications/inhalers/oxygen treatment as well as a normal morning alarm clock. I wouldn't want to be without this watch and have already purchased a second one just in case. I hope this watch never stops being available!

I really like the concept of this style of watch. I love that it vibrates for alarms. I love that it only lights up when I push the button. I love that it's very low profile. I love that the wristband is 100% silicone and the watch insert can be easily removed to clean the wristband. What stinks about this watch is the build quality. I live in Florida. It's hot and humid here, even in December. I sweat a lot, especially at the gym and at work. This watch needs to be made waterproof! I used it for only 1 week and then one particularly hot day suddenly one of the LED's stopped working. When I pulled the insert out of the wristband and looked closely at the display, I could see condensation on the inside. And then the whole thing started flashing all the lights on and off. And then it all completely died. Now it won't light up when I press the buttons. It won't light up when I plug it in. Remember I've been using it for only about a week! I desperately want this company (or any company) to make a watch similar to this one, but waterproof. I don't need to go swimming with this watch on. I'm only asking for it to survive the hot and humid climate of Florida, and the sweat coming of my wrist. Is that too much to ask for?!

So far so good (only had it one night so far lol). Everything on it works as it should. It's simple enough to remember how to use. It didn't bother me to sleep with it on. There are two things I wish were on it for it to be perfect: 1). I wish the vibration was stronger. It's decent if you have the wristband tight, but I definitely need something stronger. 2). I wish it vibrates for longer. The A0 alarm goes for 40 seconds and the other ones go for 20 seconds. That's hardly enough time. I definitely need longer. At least a minute for each. Now for the test run: I have the type of insomnia that makes me not able to fall asleep, but when I'm asleep I don't wake up. If I have to sleep for say 4 hours after a week of not sleeping well, then nothing wakes me up when I'm asleep. I sleep through alarms and unfortunately have missed alarms for work. I had one of those nights before my shift. So I set alarms 1-9 for 5:21-5:29. I set alarm zero (the longest vibration) for 5:30. I had my normal alarm set for 5, 5:10, 5:20, 5:30, 5:40, 5:50, 6:00, 6:10 with the goal of being away by 5:40 lol. So what happened? I was awake enough to acknowledge the world at 5:30. I was able to immediately pull myself out of bed so I stay awake hahaha. But I slept through this wrist band alarm 1-9 going off a minute apart for 9 minutes. So..... I'm not sure if this will be consistently reliable but I'll definitely add it to the million alarms I have because it can't hurt. It works as it should, so 5 stars, I just wish it was stronger and vibrated for longer. Some of us need drastic measures haha. I might buy another one and use two at once. Thankfully, these aren't too pricey. Way cheaper than the electric shock bands on here.

I am a little disappointed... Reading other reviews that claim it is loud and bright makes me wonder if I got the right product. The only way this thing is loud is when you are asleep and resting your head on the hand wearing this thing. I had an alarm clock with a disk that vibrates under a mattress that would shake the upstairs neighbor awake. I got this vibrating wrist band because I am a heavy sleeper. The problem is that it only vibrates for 40 seconds on the first alarm. 20 seconds per alarm for the other 9 alarms. That's it. A gentle vibration for less than half a minute. Each alarm vibrates for the short amount of time before moving on to tomorrow. Unlike an alarm clock that blasts until you turn it off. To be truly effective for a heavy sleeper means to set all 10 alarms close to each other. 1 minute apart for a 10 minute alarm? 5 minutes apart for an hour? Making your own chain of snooze alarms. For a lighter sleeper or a pill reminder, this thing is perfect. The vibration is gentle and short. You don't need to worry about stopping it, just let the vibration run its incredibly short pulse. If you are a heavy sleeper. See if it works for you. It doesn't wake me up.

Promises discreet alarms without disturbing others, which is the whole reason why I bought it. Once in a while I need to be up before my husband and baby, and regular phone alarms just don't cut it (they tend to wake everyone but me). But years ago I used to wear a fitness monitoring band that had a vibrating alarm clock feature that worked great, so I figured I would get a simple vibrating alarm and it will do the trick. I'm not sure what definition of "discreet" the designers looked up, but it seems they failed to notice that adding bright pulsating lights would not really make anything discreet, especially in the middle of the night. The alarm itself is loud enough to where I can audibly hear it, not just feel it against my hand. But the lights are the truly awful part. You can't tape over them, because that's how you set the time and alarms. So I'm left having to stick my wrist under the pillow as soon as the alarm goes off, hoping I was fast enough. I guess it does the trick of waking me up then, but that's not exactly what I had in mind buying a "discreet" alarm. I daren't use it anywhere outside. The time and alarm settings are cumbersome, and not intuitive at all. There's no way I would have figured them out without the instructions. Even with the instructions it took me a lot of trial and error to set something up. But it is doable, and it does work. The watch is easy to put on and fasten, but any extended use makes my skin itch under the band, so I usually put it on right before going to bed, and take it off immediately after getting up. I found the battery life to be pretty decent.

This thing... )))-CLICKS-((( SO LOUD when pressing the buttons... you can hear it across the room. It's SO loud, it could probably be used to train dogs. Ok, maybe not THAT loud, but seriously... I have to give it a HORRIBLE JOB sticker for that flaw. How in the world was this even considered "acceptable" for a watch that is specifically made... TO BE QUIET!?!? I can barely give this stupidity 3 stars. I really wanted to keep this watch because the vibration part about it works great. And the physical design and construction... exactly what I was looking for. But once I realized how loud the clicks were at night and would wake someone ACROSS THE ROOM... let alone wake someone sleeping right next to you... yeah, such a shame and to the point that I'm wondering if this thing was actually built as a joke. It's so sad. Here... let me further explain my heartache. If you have to adjust the alarm while someone next to you is sleeping, it's not just that pressing the button creates a loud click, it's that you might need to do it... a "few" times. Need to sleep in 30 more minutes? Allow me to demonstrate the stupidity of this. Brace yourself. )))-CLICK-((( to get to the alarms. )))-CLICK-((( to get to the alarm time. )))-CLICK-((( and hold to get into change mode. )))-CLICK-((( and hold to save the hour and move to the minutes. Now... all we have to do is..... )))-CLICK-((()))-CLICK-((()))-CLICK-((()))-CLICK-((()))-CLICK-((()))-CLICK-((()))-CLICK-((()))-CLICK-((()))-CLICK-((()))-CLICK-((()))-CLICK-((()))-CLICK-((()))-CLICK-((()))-CLICK-((()))-CLICK-((()))-CLICK-((()))-CLICK-((()))-CLICK-((()))-CLICK-((()))-CLICK-((()))-CLICK-((()))-CLICK-((()))-CLICK-((()))-CLICK-((()))-CLICK-((()))-CLICK-((()))-CLICK-((()))-CLICK-((()))-CLICK-((()))-CLICK-((( Done. Thank goodness you don't have to click one more time to save it. Now...mind you... if you have really good recall and excellent memory, you CAN put your wrist under the pillow and muffle the clicks a bit. But if you're NOT that savant immediately upon waking to know what you're setting the watch to under that pillow because you can't see what you're doing... then you might want to pass on this one IF you don't want to wake anyone up from changing the alarm.

9.5/10, highly recommend. I bought this 4 months ago, I wear it every day, and I haven't had a single issue with it. Pros: - Silicone strap and tons of holes, so it's extremely adjustable regardless of wrist size. - Flexible through all sorts of movement, is comfortable enough to sleep with it on, and is extremely light weight. - Digital display is bright and easy to read. - 4 months in and I've had no issue with time-drift/it being out of time. - Long battery life (I've only had it die once and I've only charged it twice). - 10 alarm settings (Great if you wake up different days or need it for timed reminders). - I've scoured the reviews of 10+ low-budget vibrating watch options and this one is the best quality overall. Cons: - Can be a little frustrating to try and remember what alarm goes to what preset, and turning on each to see what each is can get a little annoying. (I made a list of what alarm was for what time on my phone notes and that's fixed this annoyance for me.)

Honestly pretty perfect. It’s easy to operate, charge lasts a good while, vibration is strong, it’s comfortable to sleep with, (I rarely wear anything on my wrists ever so I was surprised how comfortable it was) very good price compared to other brands that are the exact same, only reason I left off a star is because I am a very stubborn and heavy sleeper so even though it wakes me up I often just go right back to sleep after turning it off so I would recommend setting several (great amount of alarms as well) in succession just to make sure you get up if you’re anything like me.

Très bien, je l'ai acheté pour mon frère sourd et cela l'a aidé à se réveiller tôt.

A good purchase. I’m happy with the product and it meets my expectations. Good quality for the price. I would recommend it.

bonne montre pour stimuler ma fille pour s'hydrater la journée. mais le bracelet est fort fragile

Worked great for about a week and then stopped charging. Now it doesn’t work

Works well and is simple to set up