eSeasonGear VB150 Vibration Alarm Watch - 15 Vibrating Alarms with Countdown Timer

It’s fine for giving a kid to keep time for bathroom breaks or when it’s time to leave, but the interface is absolutely awful to use. Now that we have used it a bit it’s better but I would look for something with a better way to set it up and use it. The charge seems to only last like three days at best

I bought 2 of these watches one for each of my daughters. Neither one works. They only have 1 button that can be pressed so you can't set the time or alarms. It's sad that companies get away with ripping people off like this. 1/10 I do not recommend this product!

I occasionally try devices like this well aware that they could turn out to be a gimmick in practice. Boy was I wrong. I seriously under-estimated the value of having an hourly alarm which you cannot accidentally "walk away from" (e.g. one on your computer). Also it is super useful that it is quite because it makes it easier to justify leaving it on all the time. Basically it is like having the big-ben on your wrist, you never loose track of time & no one is yelling at you for making noise lol. Only downside I can think of is that it requires charging somewhat regularly like the rest of your devices (e.g. your phone). But IMO the benefits far outweigh that cost & I couldn't find a better device with these vibrate alarm things on amazon.

I purchased this watch to experiment with the vibration alarms. There are very few watches that can be set to vibrate multiple times a day and are not sold as medical devices. I also appreciated the product's unobtrusive design: the narrow band and seamless face resemble a fitness tracker. The body needs to be removed from the band for charging - I did not use the product long enough to assess the battery life. Though the product photos suggest otherwise, a button needs to be pressed to illuminate the time display so it cannot be checked with just a glance. As many other reviewers have noted, the alarms are very difficult to program. I expected a convoluted procedure, and got one. Though the enclosed instruction booklet is clearer than the seller's website, I still wasted considerable time working out how the alarms need to be turned on *before* their times can be set. Even the seller makes mistakes with this in their demo videos. I was still unprepared for the amount of force needed to work the buttons. Setting each alarm requires depressions lasting 3 seconds or more, which compounds the difficulty of programming even further. It took me 30 minutes to set all 15 alarms for the first time, and my fingers felt like they had been slammed in a car door by the time I was done. Once set up, the alarms work well enough. Each alarm produces at least 20 seconds of vigorous vibration. The vibrations are audible, however, so buyers like me who are seeking a totally silent alarm function will be disappointed. I would still suggest this product to customers who require obtrusive vibrating alarms and can manage the difficulty of the programming process. In my case, however, an inexpensive digital watch with an hourly chime function is more practical.

As a hard of hearing person, I don't always hear my phone alarm, even if it vibrates, and especially if it's in another room. I got this watch to have a vibrating alarm on me that I don't need to hear. It's more discreet (and less annoying to others) for reminding me to take my medication. I also use it not so much as an alarm, but just a reminder to get up and get moving in the morning, instead of lounging in bed too long. Some commenters said that the vibration was too much or too little. I've ordered a few of these now (different colors) and in my experience, they each have their own vibration strength. If you don't like the strength, try another one. If I want it to wake me up as an alarm, I put it under my pillow, which makes it much more noticeable. If it's REALLY important that I wake up on time, then I set some back up alarms just in case. But for day to day use, it's great! Check the company's web site for more instructions on how to see the date, miles, steps, etc. The instruction book that the watch came with did not explain all the features. My only complaint is that I wish it came in more colors. I didn't love the ones available so I just stuck with black.

I loved it. It was exactly what I needed for my daughter. And simple for her to use but it didn’t even last a month.

For the money, can't be beat. I actually found it very easy to program unlike some other reviews. Also worked amazing as a watch. I didn't get a chance to use the continuous alarm though...because after 2 days of wearing it - the little know that held the watch on my wrist would loosen by itself and the watch would fall off. I am fairly hands on during the day (2 young kids, plus all the house tasks, plus animals in the house) but nothing INSANE like gymnastics or yoga. I am actually sad because even my 3 year old complimented me on my watch along with my friends, despite the fact it was a plain black and not her favorite rainbow. It was sleek, light, comfortable, and I finally knew the time. If I was using the continuous alarm function more, I would see if I could switch the band. As it is, I decided to return it and continue on the search. If you have a desk job or don't unpack and repack a million dishwasher cycles a day, this is a perfect watch/alarm.

I like this simple watch. Setting time and alarms takes a bit of practice to figure out the routine but once set works just fine. Very light weight. Display is bright and easy to read in daylight but as some have mentioned it is almost too bright at night. The watch also counts steps and distance in either miles or kilometers and that's not even mentioned in the description so a bonus. The step count resets at midnight. With 4 alarms set the charge lasts over a week and that's fine with me.