Long Distance Touch Bracelets for Couples, Vibration & Light up for Love Couples Bracelets | Long Distance Relationship Gifts for Girlfriend Bluetooth Pairing Jewelry

My husband got us these for Valentines Day and we love them. I work long hours as a nurse and its really nice to be busy and then to have a gentle vibration and light that reminds you that someone loves you and is thinking of you at that exact moment. You'll find yourself smiling at random times through the day because of these things so you might have to explain them so others dont think you're odd, haha. But it was a really romantic gift for us and we would buy again. The charge seems to last a long time- several days. Youre not supposed to wear them in the shower but he and I have both forgotten with no apparent harm to the devices.

They were very easy to set up. I can let my bf know I love him with out getting out my phone.

This is a really cute idea, and functions as stated, with a bit of footwork to get it going. However, had I understood that we would both have to be tethered to our cell phones like an invisible 80's landline cord in order for it to work, I would have saved myself the hundred-fifteen dollars. If they figure out how to put the app in the contraption itself, thereby negating the phone-proximity requirement and relying merely on a Wi-Fi connection, I would consider this a must-have. Also, personally, I swipe apps closed when I'm done with them by habit, so the requirement of having the app open on my phone at all times kind of grates against me.As it stands, I think its a cute idea, bordering around high or middle school interest. Also, not necessarily a negative, but even with video showing me how to get them to work, it still took me quite some frustrating time to sift through why it was *not* working, though I readily admit that may be due to my limited experience in today's technology. In my particular case, it was the location, notification settings on the phones that were set for privacy, and the connection portion of the app NOT being crystal clear as to what to do, but again, just put the app program in the contraption itself and none of this would be an issue. Perhaps use a phone app to adjust setting such as the vibration or color flash, etc. for personalization but it should not be required to be within ten feet of your phone at all times in order for the bracelets to pick up and send signals. Further, adjusting the vibration intensity on the phone app's limited settings did not have any perceivable change in the bracelet's vibration. Also mildly irritated that the app requested birthday and gender information when signing up for the required account in order to use the item. I see absolutely NO reason that either of those tidbits of information would effect the functionality ~at all~, and there were no "prefer not to answer" selections and therefore am suspect of the request.Most of the vibration notifications that we've sent so far once we got it up and running properly, have been accidental, from brushing against the face of the bracelet or from touching it to adjust it, resulting in quite a few "Did you buzz me?" and "Sorry! That one was an accident." We've only been using it for a day now, so I supposed we'll get more accustomed to it over time. If not, I have friends who might find this fun, I'll just gift it off.

A little finicky, they had trouble connecting and the app is hard to use, I ended up switching to a more reliable brand.

I really liked the design of these bracelets and the idea behind them. They look beautiful, feel comfortable to wear, and make a meaningful gift for someone special.The concept of staying connected through wearable jewelry is very thoughtful and unique. The bracelets have a nice appearance and feel well made.While my experience was different from what I expected, I still appreciate the creativity and effort that went into designing this product. Overall, I think it's a lovely idea and a very attractive set of bracelets.