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My preferred alarm clock is the vibration from my fitness band. I wanted something extremely light with a long battery. Unfortunately, no modern fitness bands
by tcbawo 2y ago
My preferred alarm clock is the vibration from my fitness band. I wanted something extremely light with a long battery.
Unfortunately, no modern fitness bands target this functionality. The vibration is weak, band is heavier, and the use large display. The best ones I used are probably 6-10 years old now.
- neves 2y agoThe cheap Mi Band does it. The greatest annoyance is that if you forget it charging for too long the battery goes South.
- criddell 2y agoWho makes the best (or at least very good) vibrating watch alarm today?
- tcbawo 2y agoI am trying to figure that out. All the manufacturers today are trying to sell connected services, so devices are accumulating lots of features and heft. In addition, none of the manufacturers quantify the strength of vibration (what units would that be expressed in?). The lightest bands are the lowest end/value models and have the worst vibration mechanisms. What I want is: (1) see the current time (2) get a buzz for a notification (3) alarm clock (4) ability to wear for multiple days without charging.