- A discreet vibrating reminder that you won't tune out
- Great for timed voiding, medication reminders or any event you don't want to miss!
- Counts down at an interval of time you select and automatically resets to count down again and again
- Black leather band for a more adult look
- Backed by a 1 year warranty
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The VibraLITE vibrating watch is a great silent reminder. It features an auto restart countdown mode that vibrates at a specified time interval (e.g., every two hours). Once the watch vibrates (for approximately 20 seconds), it automatically resets and counts down again. Works great when a silent alert is desired at fixed intervals. You may choose sound and/or vibration. Black/gray leather band model is great for a more sophisticated look. Standard size watch face.
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31 of 35 people found the following review helpful
Being a traveller who frequently sleeps in noisy hotels with inconsiderate neighbours (sound proofing of doors not exactly being high priority in even the best of most hotels...), I thought a vibrating watch would be a really neat way to sleep with ear plugs and yet be woken up by an alarm.
This watch is small and light which fits my bill for being portable and easy to travel with. I also like the dual clock (since I am often in a time zone separate from those I might call).
As a reminder alarm it would probably work fine. The two audible alarms are very discrete with the barest of audible 'peeps' as the audible alarm goes off. In fact it is the most pathetic peep I've heard next to a Suunto watch - an airconditioner's quite hiss would be enough to render this peep inaudible! The vibration is sufficent to alert you that an alarm has gone off, though I am sure some people will hear the 'zzzffth' sound it makes as it vibrates against you (yep, louder than the peep...).
But I'm relieved to say it wakes me up when I'm sleeping with ear plugs. I was at first very apprehensive about the vibration - didn't think it would be sufficient. Then I spent weeks travelling and my body was so out of whack I was frequently awake before the alarm went off. But now after several months, my backup alarm clock has been deemed unnecessary - the vibration from the watch seems to be sufficient to jar me from my slumber.
I would probably recommend that if you are going to use this watch to wake up, then set the 2nd alarm as a 'snooze' alarm because it only vibrates for 20 seconds and in a very deep slumber, that only seems to bring you around - the second alarm maybe necessary to wake up completely. But I can be a very deep sleeper and I have not yet failed to be woken by the vibration on my wrist.
I do also agree with one reviewer that it is very easy to accidently turn the alarm off... I do end up checking in a parnoid manner as I go to bed that I didn't accidently turn the alarm off if I touched a button - because the next alarm mode after vibrate is off!
The watchband will defintely be an issue for anyone with slim wrists as well. Yes, I am female and this is a male watch, but I am on the last notch of the band and it still feels loose. I wouldn't even consider this watch for a child... I would also say for the price you pay, the watch band is a little cheap.
So for discretion and reminders, this watch is exceptional. For the purpose I bought it for - as an alarm to wake up with, its turning out to be not to bad, and if lucky, the manufacturers will one day remedy some of these issues.
This watch is small and light which fits my bill for being portable and easy to travel with. I also like the dual clock (since I am often in a time zone separate from those I might call).
As a reminder alarm it would probably work fine. The two audible alarms are very discrete with the barest of audible 'peeps' as the audible alarm goes off. In fact it is the most pathetic peep I've heard next to a Suunto watch - an airconditioner's quite hiss would be enough to render this peep inaudible! The vibration is sufficent to alert you that an alarm has gone off, though I am sure some people will hear the 'zzzffth' sound it makes as it vibrates against you (yep, louder than the peep...).
But I'm relieved to say it wakes me up when I'm sleeping with ear plugs. I was at first very apprehensive about the vibration - didn't think it would be sufficient. Then I spent weeks travelling and my body was so out of whack I was frequently awake before the alarm went off. But now after several months, my backup alarm clock has been deemed unnecessary - the vibration from the watch seems to be sufficient to jar me from my slumber.
I would probably recommend that if you are going to use this watch to wake up, then set the 2nd alarm as a 'snooze' alarm because it only vibrates for 20 seconds and in a very deep slumber, that only seems to bring you around - the second alarm maybe necessary to wake up completely. But I can be a very deep sleeper and I have not yet failed to be woken by the vibration on my wrist.
I do also agree with one reviewer that it is very easy to accidently turn the alarm off... I do end up checking in a parnoid manner as I go to bed that I didn't accidently turn the alarm off if I touched a button - because the next alarm mode after vibrate is off!
The watchband will defintely be an issue for anyone with slim wrists as well. Yes, I am female and this is a male watch, but I am on the last notch of the band and it still feels loose. I wouldn't even consider this watch for a child... I would also say for the price you pay, the watch band is a little cheap.
So for discretion and reminders, this watch is exceptional. For the purpose I bought it for - as an alarm to wake up with, its turning out to be not to bad, and if lucky, the manufacturers will one day remedy some of these issues.
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
I'm an insulin dependant Diabetic who has to keep track of Blood Glucose readings at very specific times. I spent much time researching and searching for the best watch to help with the task of staying alive and healthy. I believe the VibraLite 3 to be the best available for the price. This is the second one I've owned.
I do agree that the original band is rather a pain and use expansion bands, but still and all the VibraLite 3 is definitely the best.
I do agree that the original band is rather a pain and use expansion bands, but still and all the VibraLite 3 is definitely the best.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
After wearing it for one week 3 of the front screws came out, so now I'm not sure how long the top part of the watch is going to hold in place with just one screw!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Not for a morning alarm
This watch works perfectly, but I was looking for something to wake me up in the morning. The vibrations were not quite strong enough for that.
Published 3 months ago by Jason
Great for Youth Sports
I really like this watch because i officiate youth sports games that have time limits. So the countdown timer is extremely useful to me. Read more
Published 10 months ago by Gary Shepard
Better Than Expected
I purchased this watch 2 years ago, and depend on the vibrator as a reminder to take my meds. It works very well, and there is no way I can ignore the vibration when it goes off. Read more
Published 12 months ago by doubleRL
So happy with this watch
I needed a watch that would remind me to check on something every 15 minutes, for up to 7 hours at a time. This watch is perfect. Read more
Published 16 months ago by Soni D
excellent watch
The watch works very well on vibrate and makes it easy to set, and then forget until it reminds me of the time I need to be heading out somewhere. The dial is easy to read too.
Published 24 months ago by S. Dressel
It met the expectations
This product simply met my expectations. However, the price it is too high for the product. If I had bought a Cassio watch I would be happier.
Not a big deal.
Not a big deal.
Published on October 2, 2009 by Israel Carrera
Great for my needs
As an adult with ADD I have used a timer for years to keep focused on household tasks etc. A loss of high-pitched hearing rendered my old timer silent (to me) and made most timer... Read more
Published on June 15, 2009 by Marie G
It works!
If you have to arise much earlier than your bedmate, this watch is terrific for quietly awakening you when you need to get moving. Highly recommended.
Published on April 12, 2009 by David P. Rosenmarkle
Vibralite 3 Vibration Watch
This product meets most of my expectations. One problem, however, is that it is too easy to turn off both alarms (vibrate and ring tone) accidentally (since the same button has... Read more
Published on February 2, 2009 by Dan Hollister
Very helpful while it lasted
But it only lasted about three months. Then the battery died, and no one around here would replace it. So that was an expensive mistake. Read more
Published on November 30, 2007 by Stephen D. Schaper
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