Wish Bracelet - Sending you a virtual hug DD1570

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There were times it took up to 30 seconds, but in the grand scheme of things it didn’t happen enough to be an issue. How Receiving A Touch Feels Similar to Bond Touch, Totwoo’s smartphone app ( iOS and Android) does the heavy lifting when it comes to account creation, bracelet pairing and connecting with your partner.

While wearing these bracelets both tight to the wrist and loose, we found the default vibration setting to be the best in terms of never missing a love signal from your partner. The silicon band is also slightly softer than the original Bond Touch. This improved how easy it was for us to secure the bracelet with one hand. The Bond Touch More’s improved design feels much more comfortable on the wrist than the original. From a general and physical activity perspective it is much more secure than Totwoo’s milan rope. We think this is why we found ourselves using them half as much as the Bond Touch options because there was no variation. Delay Between Sending/Receiving TouchesWe like that there isn’t too many features and those they have included, like Secret Space and Touch Language, enhance the overall experience. This helps long distance couples ‘create their own little universe’ as it does the work of multiple apps in one. Delivery Options Having what feels like an infinite amount of touch and swipe combinations means you’re likely to get more out of the Bond Touch More (when compared to Totwoo’s single touch message, sent via their bracelet). Best-in-class App Vibrations feel more intricate and precise, which at the end of the day is just a better experience. Bond Touch App Magnetic charging brings these bracelets into the 21st century and actually makes Bond Touch More look much more ‘presentable’. Limitless Touches Throughout our testing we found love signal delivery times to be up and down. The majority would send in a similar time to that of Bond Touch (two to ten seconds).

Because both Bond Touch and Bond Touch More use the same software we didn’t expect to find any discernible difference when it came to how long it took to receive touches. While all three models work in terms of keeping people connected from afar. Bond Touch More’s ability to send unique touch messages, including swipes makes it the standout option. Now, trying to remember all of those messages and meanings would be ridiculous and Bond Touch knows this. So they created ‘ Touch Language’, which lets you save touches, give them names and assign different colors to them within the app. Delay Between Sending/Receiving Touches The module is noticeably longer but also slimmer. Combine this with a watch-like band that attaches to the ends of the housing (plus the band has a similar width to the module) and you’ve got a touch bracelet that looks and feels more streamlined.The two main features where we can compare Totwoo and Bond Touch are the Message Center and Love Letters. Feeling the vibration on your wrist is quite pleasant, but the warmth it fills you with inside is undeniable! Knowing that your partner is thinking of you at that very moment is POWERFUL. One feature we really like using is holding a finger down on the module to increase the length of the touch. After testing all four vibration modes (low, medium, high, and strong) we preferred medium. It creates enough vibration so you never miss a message from your partner. While also being quiet enough so that a continuous stream of messages won’t be heard by anyone around you. Bond Touch Application Only being able to send one love signal from the bracelet shows the system isn’t as sophisticated as Bond Touch.

Both the original and Bond Touch More feel very similar in terms of weight when on your wrist. This is impressive when you think of the larger module size and enhanced tech they’ve included. Totwoo has done a great job making their module significantly smaller than the Bond Touch models. But it is quite a bit heavier due to primarily being metal instead of plastic. Totwoo’s charm is around half the size of the Bond Touch and Bond Touch More modules. But this size difference means reduced run time (24 to 48 hours less) due to a smaller battery.To note: The loop at the end of the band makes putting on the bracelet doable with one hand. Securing it was a little challenging as the end of the plug is larger than the hole and the silicone band is quite hard. But this also means that it won’t come off! Setup Process To note: We’d consider this to be immediate. But with the expectation that there could be delays depending on your overall distance, smartphone data speed and signal. How Receiving A Touch Feels

From our tests it took around the same time (two to ten seconds) for touches to be received. How Receiving A Touch Feels Speaking of daily routine, we did find that the milan rope bracelet would loosen overtime and needed to be tightened throughout the day. Just needing to pull on the bracelet to tighten it makes it easy to put on but the mechanism that holds it in place could be stronger.When comparing the general specs of Bond Touch vs Bond Touch More and Totwoo, we can see many similarities, but some differences are worth highlighting. We tested how long it took touches to be received and calculated that on average it took two to ten seconds after being sent. If the Sun & Moon option isn’t for you, no worries. Totwoo has an unbelievable amount of style options to suit your preferences. There are different: When it comes to sending touches, the system behind both Bond Touch bracelets is much more sophisticated than that of Totwoo.