BOND TOUCHBOND TOUCH Bracelets - Keep Your Love Close, Long-Distance Relationship Touch Bracelets (Set of 2) with Customizable Colors, Long Battery Life, and Secure Connection - for Couples, Family and Friends

I got these from my abusive ex they were great but occasionally there was a couple problems if we didn’t have the app on the bracelet wouldn’t work and it interfered with the occasional Internet problem, but it was beautiful and comfortable with your money

ProsWorks great, app is great, my lover loves it, does vibrate despite what some reviews said, many types of messages through tapping patterns.ConsSlightly difficult to put on, slightly difficult to connect charger, doesn't look the coolest in my opinion but it's still cool I guess

My partner and I love these bracelets. He is on the road a lot for work. When he's on a job site, he isn't allowed to really get out his phone. We were able to set up our own sort of "Morse code." So, if I need him for an emergency, or to check his phone, or if I just want to tell him I love him, we have our own ways of doing that. We both know what each one means and why they're important. If I had an emergency and needed to get ahold of him and was calling his phone repeatedly, I wouldn't get an answer because it's always on silent on the job site. If I buzz his bracelet with our emergency code, he knows something is up and he needs to check his phone. Same goes with saying I love you. I can't just turn to him through the day and say, "I love you." When he feels those taps on his wrist, he knows I'm thinking of him and that I just sent a little love his way. 5 stars, any couple who has to be away from each other for periods of time should get these.

The bracelet are extremely comfortable to wear, but getting them in my experience is a little tricky takes about a min or so for me to get it on I just haven’t mastered it yet. It’s customizable from the color you choose for your light to be to the messages you send back and forth. The set up took maybe 2 mins. I don’t like but also don’t mind the fact that you have to be right by your phone in order for it to work and that you have to constantly have an app running in order for it to work, but the app doesn’t drain my battery to bad from what I have seen. The actual battery of the bracelet last awhile I haven’t charged mine in 2 days and it is still at 70 percent. The fit is customizable due to its Apple Watch like band. But it hurts pushing the peg into the hole in order for it to fit (not a lot by any means but never the less hurts). I like the product over all I think it has good quality and you get a good value for your money just have a few things I wish was different

Although the premise is nice-- a device used by couples to maintain connections over long distances-- it falls short in many ways. Putting aside the fact that the device is kind of ugly (too large to be sleek, too in your face to be discreet), the device doesn't even do what it's supposed to do! The only function of this device is to communicate vibrations to its paired bracelet. However, the activation of the device (double-tapping the device) is flawed. Both my partner and I couldn't get it to work many times, which defeats the purpose of buying the device. Even when we were able to activate the bracelets, it ended up not registering the vibrations we were trying to communicate correctly. If it can't even work as advertised, it doesn't make sense to buy this bracelet at all.

Great my girlfriend loves it

These were a gift for Valentine’s Day. And we love it. While a text during the day is cute , these are the icing on the cake.

Great concept. Product has only a quick user’s guide which will get you quickly connected but there’s little information about how to use it. The App is not self explanatory and I recommend that you go to their website for a FAQ section and numerous articles about how to actually use Bond Touch. My partner and I have had this only a short period of time and still trying to figure out how to use it and its features. First criticism is it requires a pretty forceful “tap” to wake it up.