Vibrating Metronome, Wearable Digital Metronome for Instruments and Sports Fitness, Tempo Beat Rhythm Easily Adjustable with Dial, Watch Metronome

I use it for mindfulness purposes, but all the variable parameters work. The beats are more of a vibration buzz, there’s no haptics going on. The starting beat is made up of a slightly stronger buzz. Endurance is good, I’ve been using it for several hours between charges and I haven’t seen the battery indicator drop. If you can take that it doesn’t tap, highly recommended.

This product is great.1. Easy to use and adjust while you are using it.2. You can adjust the intensity of the pulse. You won't have to worry about being able to feel the pulse.3. I use it every day for running and playing guitar. After 3 weeks, the battery icon still says it is fully charged.I prefer less intensity in the pulse so I use metronome mode(for running too) and have the beat on zero and the rhythm on one quarter note. If you want a a stronger pulse, have the beat on one. To switch between sport mode and metronome mode you click the rotation button twice. I have tried devices costing $200 and I easily prefer this one.

I returned this item because it was defective -- the dial, which is supposed to change and control most of the functions, would not depress at all. It would turn, which adjusted the tempo, but no other adjustments were possible.

Works as it should, as long as you are used to working w/a metronome this will fit right into your routine!

I couldn't find any information prior to buying this if it tells the time or not. It doesn't unfortunately.The metronome itself is ok and works as intended. There is no sound mode.. vibrate only. I would have liked the pulse on the one count to be stronger as sometimes it's hard to discern. Also when i change modes the beat changes to 1/2 so this is a significant error. The strap is uncooperative (bouncy rubber) so i tend to keep it on even thou it serves no function when i'm not playing guitar. If someone asks me the time i tell them "it's 90bpm o'clock". Despite all these negatives it has improved timing considerably in the short time i've owned it. Example: I tend to play Michelle at 122bpm-ish without a metronome but no 117bpm with slight swing is it's true place. Tempo is easy to adjust with the dial and the battery lasts a long time. Also saves me time having to find my metronome which always seems to disappear (like my capos) when i most need it. These are my impressions after 4 days heavy usage. I may update in the future. *update i returned it realized i was relying more on "hearing" the one count on my wrist rather than feeling it. Playing through headphones i found it hard to detect especially at higher tempos.

Fits well and works like it should!