Good video and clear descriptions. Monthly service is now $80 as advertised on the web site for this watch. Aside from the seemingly valid fall detection feature, the big benefit that I am looking for is that this watch seems to be the only one that does not need to be removed from the wrist to charge (or replace battery). The MG Move watch has fall-detection for an additional $10/mo.
Oh, what's with that seemingly extra small watch you are wearing next to the Kanega watch? It looks oddly small. Or maybe your forearms are just Huuugggge!
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Good video and clear descriptions. Monthly service is now $80 as advertised on the web site for this watch. Aside from the seemingly valid fall detection feature, the big benefit that I am looking for is that this watch seems to be the only one that does not need to be removed from the wrist to charge (or replace battery). The MG Move watch has fall-detection for an additional $10/mo.
We have had terrible results with customer service. Not helpful at all.
Oh, what's with that seemingly extra small watch you are wearing next to the Kanega watch? It looks oddly small. Or maybe your forearms are just Huuugggge!
To be fair, I am wearing a women's watch (so it's a little small), but the Kanega Watch is definitely a bit larger than your average watch. -Ryan
Price a joke. Go with Apple & save thousands every year. Life Alert also a no go.
If you're specifically in the market for a medical alert watch, we'd recommend checking out our list here" www.theseniorlist.com/medical-alert-systems/best/watches/