Soundbrenner Pulse Wearable Metronome

Much easier to find the rhythm than a traditional metronome. Feeling the beat rather than hearing a click is so much better. My timing improved immediately. Great product for the money. I wear mine just above my left elbow but never see the flashing light. Haven't had any issues with mine since I bought it. Charge lasts a long time.

The idea is good, but this is an absolute trash product. This is the musical equivalent of buying an avocado slicer when you already have knives Don't waste your time.

I was having a difficult time with hearing my metronome while playing my bass with my amp. I spent a day getting use to it. Now I don't practice without it. This thing is Awesome!

Any serious musician must practice with a metronome, regardless of skill level, regularly. This device lets you feel it and not (just) hear it. The watch and associated app perform different functions and to utilize the full functionality, but once you do, it's fantastic. Recommended!

The wearable metronome is a cool idea and I look forward to more products to take a stab at this concept. This unit however is plagued with problems and false promises. If used as a standalone metronome (without connecting via bluetooth) it seems to work well, though for some reason there's no way to tell exactly what BPM it's set to. Unfortunately, the unit fails miserably on all other fronts! When connected via bluetooth to an iphone the vibration was not only horrendously early compared to the audible click in the app, it was also inconsistent from beat to beat! Any serious drummer or professional musician with even a decent sense of timing would notice this. The problem is probably related to the inconsistent nature of bluetooth and the latency being variable based on the signal and distance. It's unbelievable that they went ahead with the release of this product promising these features like syncing to your DAW to use as an alternative to a click, when any kind "sync" is nonexistent/impossible. Trying to use this with a DAW is an absolute joke! Even with the USB connected directly to the phone, the vibration is not in sync at all with the DAW sequencer (it's way delayed) so it's entirely unusable in that regard. Also, setting the different vibration strength levels of each click yields even more inconsistent results! Whoever troubleshooted this in development must not have been a musician or if so must have the saddest sense of time imaginable if they signed off on this as being "perfectly in sync". I wanted this thing to work since there is rarely an innovation in metronomes and it could have been really useful had it not fallen flat so miserably. I do hope that this company or someone else finds a solution and or offers a wired version with accurate sync. Unfortunately we are stuck with dinosaur technologies like wifi and bluetooth where despite any new versions they are still based off of the original design (ala Windows) which wasn't concerned about laten

I am deaf and unable to hear "normal" metronomes . This allows me to keep up with the beat .