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It took a little over a month before we got them but a friend told me that’s normal so I was aware of it we love our wav watches!!

Do admit i’m very impressed. Once a person does recognize all the potential areas to help with healing. Can see me utilizing this on a daily basis.

I put off getting a WAV for almost a full year because the price was a little much. Now that I have it. I wish I would have gotten it sooner, the setting and frequency’s are numerous and I keep finding new ones I need to use ! I just wish I could do multiple frequencies at the same time. I can’t listen to them all there are so many. I’ve begun recommending it to friends and family, defiantly a fantastic tool!

I really like the idea of placing a Rife machine or frequency generator on a meridian. I also like the purchasing option, especially being able to split payment between an HSA/FSA and a credit card. There was a backorder when I purchased and I know this won’t apply to most people reading this, but it gave me extra time to anticipate receiving it and hoping it would meet my expectations. I know it’s not designed to be a smartwatch, but as someone who gave up wearing EMF-heavy smart devices over a year ago, there are still a few things I miss about software flexibility and product quality if I’m going to wear a large digital watch again. Battery and Display The watch battery dies quickly. I think most people, like me, are running frequency sets constantly, so I doubt I’m the only one noticing this. It’s also inconvenient to have to push the button just to see the time — there’s no gyroscope to automatically wake the display, and you can’t tap the screen to wake it either. You always have to press the button, and the button feels a bit flimsy …I am coming from a mass-produced smartwatch that brags about the feel of their "digital crown. " The watch feels either underpowered or like the screen refresh rate is too low — maybe both. It gives the impression of being a bit toy-like rather than solid or refined. Watch Faces and Basic Functions You can choose between an analog or digital watch face, but both could use improvement. The digital face doesn’t show seconds, and the analog face doesn’t show the date. The analog face is also hard to read — the hands are too similar in length. The minute hand should definitely be a bit longer. It’s also surprising that there’s no stopwatch or timer — that’s a basic feature for a digital watch. Features, Durability, and Technical Notes I never got to see the frequency sets on the first generation, but I wish there were more details available on WavWatch 2. 0, along with an option for a sine wave generator. These wav files sound like rips of the Spooky2 collection of audio on YouTube, although I know that tone is tone. The watch also feels a bit too fragile for the gym and might not be sweat-resistant enough for an intense workout. For a wearable device, that kind of durability matters — especially if it’s meant to be worn regularly throughout the day. As a more advanced Rife user with a fairly comprehensive setup, I might be beyond the target audience for this watch. Still, I think it’s a really good starting point for most people who are new to frequency healing. For the next version, I’d suggest building the platform on something open-source like Linux. It doesn’t need need to have Bluetooth/BLE or Wi-Fi, but it does need more processing power and more value built in from the ground up, better quality hardware, and a little more software flexibility. Final Thoughts That being said, i[trimmed(5285)]

Fast delivery even though the watch I ordered was on back order. I feel the watch is doing what it was intended to do.