The Vibratime is a silent, vibrating wristband-style watch. It is a convenient and discreet reminder to help adults and children remember to do something during the day. The vibrations are quite strong.
Ideas for reminders
The alarms can remind the wearer to take their medication, which is particularly useful with time-sensitive medication. Children can use it to remember medication at school, too.
Getting up and moving about, to prevent sitting for too long
Waking up on time
Going to the toilet in time
Focusing on a task (useful for children with ADHD)
Remembering to eat and drink
How it works
Set up to 12 vibrating alarms a day, using the 2 buttons.
At each alarm time, the watch vibrates and shows the time.
The first alarm vibrates for 40 seconds and later alarms for 20 seconds. Press either button to stop it.
To check the time, press the right button once.
To check the battery level, press the right button twice.
Charging
The battery is rechargeable through a USB connection (USB connector included). It charges in about 2 hours and lasts around 7 days. We tested it with 8 alarms a day at the maximum vibrate time, and it could last 10 to 14 days, but we recommend recharging weekly, or when the battery reaches 30%, so no settings are lost. Using the alarms and display a lot will drain the battery faster.
Key features
Up to 12 vibrating alarms a day
Easy to set with 2 buttons
Rechargeable, so no batteries to change
Silicone strap with buckle, fits wrists from 15 cm to 22 cm
Straps in pink, red, grey, black, blue and purple
Instructions included
Splash-proof (not waterproof)
12 months warranty (normal use, not including water damage)
