Only being able to send one love signal from the bracelet shows the system isn’t as sophisticated as Bond Touch. When it comes to sending touches, the system behind both Bond Touch bracelets is much more sophisticated than that of Totwoo. In the hand, the Bond Touch module is very light. Pairing it with a smooth silicone band creates a very comfortable feel on the wrist. We tested wearing these bracelets doing everyday chores through to physical activity and it was barely noticeable when worn close-fitting. At first we thought that how receiving a touch feels wouldn’t be very different. But we were pleasantly surprised by just how much better the sensations from vibrations felt from the Bond Touch More. Similar to Bond Touch, Totwoo’s smartphone app ( iOS and Android) does the heavy lifting when it comes to account creation, bracelet pairing and connecting with your partner.

To note: The loop at the end of the band makes putting on the bracelet doable with one hand. Securing it was a little challenging as the end of the plug is larger than the hole and the silicone band is quite hard. But this also means that it won’t come off! Setup Process Because both Bond Touch and Bond Touch More use the same software we didn’t expect to find any discernible difference when it came to how long it took to receive touches. If the Sun & Moon option isn’t for you, no worries. Totwoo has an unbelievable amount of style options to suit your preferences. There are different: There were times it took up to 30 seconds, but in the grand scheme of things it didn’t happen enough to be an issue. How Receiving A Touch Feels

For this reason, we also wouldn’t recommend wearing it during physical activity. If you do, instead choose a metal chain or braided leather bracelet that clasps together. Setup Process The original Bond Touch and Totwoo touch bracelets have many design options compared to the Bond Touch More. Although we do think this will change in the near future.

Totwoo has done a great job making their module significantly smaller than the Bond Touch models. But it is quite a bit heavier due to primarily being metal instead of plastic. Speaking of daily routine, we did find that the milan rope bracelet would loosen overtime and needed to be tightened throughout the day. Just needing to pull on the bracelet to tighten it makes it easy to put on but the mechanism that holds it in place could be stronger.We tested how long it took touches to be received and calculated that on average it took two to ten seconds after being sent. The two main features where we can compare Totwoo and Bond Touch are the Message Center and Love Letters. We think this is why we found ourselves using them half as much as the Bond Touch options because there was no variation. Delay Between Sending/Receiving Touches