BOOST Smart Water Bottle with Reminder & Tracker, 16oz Kids Water Bottle for School, DIY Refrigerator Magnets, BPA-Free Vacuum Insulated Stainless Steel, Ideal Gift for Christmas, New Year

Drinking water is a lot more fun for the kiddo and I because it reminds us our goal on the bottle
A very solid made water bottle. Easy to wash and clean. You can even wash the cap, but don’t keep it soaked in water. It connects to the app very quickly and setup was a breeze. It has a light up ring light that reminds you to take a drink in the times you want allow it to alert you. I have it set for 7am to 7pm. So far, it has tracked how much has been taken-in. It says on there to tilt the bottle past a certain point so that it knows to record it. So if you just barely tip it, it won’t register. My kiddo couldn’t wait to drink the water and the ability to name the water bottle and it show’s up on the little screen was cute. And if it got lost, then you would be able to find it, since it will scroll their name. The bottle on the outside is not a cylinder but it has a shape, so that it won’t easily slide out of your hands. It came with a silicone bottom base as well, so it won’t be scratched up over time by putting it on a flat surface. The locking top is nice that it can be used as a carry handle and the lid snaps closed when using said carry handle, so you don’t have to worry about it opening up while hand carrying. The carry handle doubles as another locking mechanism so when you have it stowed in a bag, the lid won’t just “accidently” open and leak all over your bag. So far, it’s been enjoyable to see that my kiddo has been drinking more water to get to their “Goal” that is set from the app.

Prompted water consumption
Although meant for a child I decided to give this a shot since I never drink enough water.It’s easy enough to charge and setup and comes with a C/USB charger cord. It powered up quickly.Do not wash the cap in the dishwasher or fully submerge as that’s where the electronics are. The bottle part is fine to wash as usual. There is a non slip bottom cover that you can remove if you like.When full (about 17 oz) it’s pretty weighty, I think too much for a child most likely. It has a carry handle built into its top.I paired it with my phone after downloading the app. I set it up for every 30 min reminders and the ring on it lights up. For some reason it took a few days for this to work reliably. I said no push to my phone but I also get a push notification every now and then.Overall I like the concept. It seems well made and has handled washing so far. The app/notifications are a little off but not a big deal, it’s all working now.I’m not convinced it’s a great product for a child due to its weight and likelihood to get left somewhere. They include some magnet sticker things that are not worth the effort but I did it to show them.

I got this smart water bottle to test out and I like it even as an adult. The app integration works smoothly. Tracking my water intake throughout the day is surprisingly motivating, and the battery life is great since I’ve been using it for over a week without needing to recharge. The reminders are gentle. They’re actually helpful for building better hydration habits. My only qualm is that the capacity is a little small, but it should be more than enough for a child. The 16oz size means I need to refill it seven or eight times during my workday. The build quality is solid and the vacuum insulation keeps water cold for hours. The one-touch lid is convenient to operate with one hand. Cleaning is straightforward. Really impressed with the smart features and how well the app tracks everything. Would recommend this for kids or adults who want help staying hydrated, though a larger sized one would be better for adults.

As a water bottle it’s a really good water bottle.Solid construction, looks great; lid closes securely and is easy to open and convenient to drink from; the hanlse is large and functional, The rubber bottom cap protects bottle and surface; the smart features and app are very interesting; water stays cold.I think the “smart” features may be useful for some but are probably a bit gimmicky. Also, this particular bottle is marketed as a “kids” bottle and not only do many children not have smart phones – most schools now ban them. So, I’m not sure this is really sure the concept makes sense for kids.

This is advertised as a kids water bottle. The bottle and the technology itself is great. My issue is that this requires an app on a mobile device (phone or tablet) to work. My kid is too young to have a phone, so I have to install the app on mine or my husbands phone, which I don’t really want to do because then I get the notifications rather than the child being able to get them directly. And it sort of becomes like me nagging rather than gentle notifications. I thought about giving it to my niece in high school, but now the new law is that phones are banned in schools except for emergencies. So if she can’t get the notifications throughout the day, what’s the point?So this leads me to say that this really isn’t meant for kids unless your kid has access to their phone or tablet throughout the day, which many don’t. Or else they just use it evenings and weekends, or when they are with their parents (for those that don’t have a phone).Now, as an adult, I’d say this has way more use. Most adults have phones, and many can use their phone throughout the day, so they’ll have more access to the notifications. So while my intention was to use this as a kids bottle as it’s advertised, it has now become my water bottle instead. I do find myself drinking more water, which is the whole point. And I love being able to see how much I drink. I was definitely not drinking enough water before I started using this. Also, is it really worth 80 – 90$? Yes it’s a good bottle, yes it has cool tech, but to spend that much on a water bottle seems a little high.