WobL - Blue 8 Alarm Vibrating Reminder Watch

My toddler needed reminders about when to go pee! He was always so busy at school and this watch is amazing. The vibration alarm stays on for 10 seconds and then you can set it to go on/off whatever duration you need! So great!

the strap busted after only 6 days of wearing it. waste of Money

***update*** I have been using this watch at work for a couple months now. I found that it is very water resistant. I also figured out the alarms. **end update*** Wow! I really don't understand why this watch got all those bad reviews. I am truly loving it. I work in an extremely loud environment. That means I need a watch with vibration alarms. I don't need a smart watch. Just a regular watch that has timers and alarms. I am hard on my watches as well. I wear gloves to protect my hands from the chemicals I work with, but sweat so bad, that my watch tends to get wet anyway. I also have very small wrists, and most watches are way too big for me. So, here is what I found so far: Pro's: - The watch is designed for small wrists. It is quite proportional as compared to other watches. - The strap uses a very strong velcro. This isn't coming off your wrist unless you want it to. - This watch gives you the option of 8 different alarms. So I can set it for different events. Wake up, get ready for work, lunch time, work is over, etc. - It has a stopwatch which I use occasionally to check how equipment is running. - It technically has a timer, but it is really another set of reminders that once set, can't really be set "as needed". - You have the option of a sound alarm, vibration, or both at the same time. - I found the directions very easy to follow. The setup of the alarms was quite simple. - I like that you can lock the watch to prevent accidental changes if you bump one of the buttons. And setting the lock/unlock is easy. Con's: - You can either turn all the alarms off or on. You cannot choose which alarms to keep on, or off. In other words, it's all or nothing. - The timer is not a "use as needed" feature. It is designed to be more of an interval reminder. I may be able to manipulate it if I set it up right when I need it. - The sound alarm is very low. I had trouble hearing it in a quiet house. While that may be a deal breaker for some, I bought this watch specifically for the vibration alarm. I have not used this at work yet because of the "Pandemic". So I am unable to test how water resistant the watch really is. I will comment on that at a later date. While there was a more adult friendly watch available, it was much more expensive. Since I am so hard on watches, I chose this one. I would have purchased the Timex Ironman (they have a small sized one that is waterproof), but it does not have the vibration alarm capability that I so desperately need. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who needs a vibrating alarm watch. I feel it is a good purchase for the price. ***For those who think the reviews on this site may be rigged....Please note: I Do Not receive any discounts for my reviews. Everything I review has been purchased at the listed price.***

Une montre normale sans plus. Mais ne fait pas pour réveiller un enfant pour aller faire Pipo, alarmes très courte! Ne peut pas réveiller un enfant qui dort même avec 8 alarmes

This seemed like a great kid's watch. The velco makes it easy for my son to put it on, adjust it or take it off himself. It has a very nice locking feature to keep him from "accidentally" messing with the time or alarms setting. It's a very nice size for his seven-year-old arm. Compared to the previous watch (which we returned) it is quite a bit easier to set as well. While you can set 8 alarms a day, I would have liked it a little better if there were an option to have it vibrate hourly. This was the only original negative for the watch. However, after a few months the watch started to malfunction. The display wasn't working and it would vibrate randomly. Researching the issue, I found numerous Q & A's with the same issue. The manufacturer claims the battery only lasts 3 months. This would be a bit of an annoyance in itself as there are five very small screws which need to be removed in order to remove the battery. Even more annoying the strap needs to be removed in order to get to two of these screws. I removed the back of the watch, took the movement out of the case and found that everything worked perfectly WITHOUT changing the battery. However, once back in the watch body, it returned to a non-working state. A new battery did not remedy this situation. At $35 if it lasted a year, it would be reasonable. However, the watch seems clearly to have design issues. I won't buy another or recommend this. It's a shame the execution seems so poor because the concept is great.