28 reviews between Feb 21, 2023 and Apr 21, 2023.
The Kodgem Straight Posture Corrector Trainer is a device that uses gentle vibrations to remind users to sit up straight, strengthening their back and core muscles over time. It comes with an accompanying Straight App that allows users to track progress and adjust the device remotely. While some users found it finicky and difficult to use, others found it effective in correcting poor posture, reducing pain, and increasing self-awareness.
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28 reviews between Feb 21, 2023 and Apr 21, 2023.
Be sure to read and follow instructions when using this posture trainer to achieve optimal results. I was in great need of posture improvement and have always struggled to maintain my posture. This posture trainer has worked so well and I noticed an overall improvement in my health, shoulder pain, and back pain. I wish I had come across this product sooner.
I like it
Good battery life
APP is easy and informative.
It works
The idea behind this is brilliant. It trains you to sit up straight, and the app tracks your progress. The app seemed to connect fairly easily to the device, but once I was using it I was a little confused about what it was measuring. It buzzed several times when I slouched, but somehow I have a 100% score?
Really helped my daughter train her back to stay upright and keep from looking slouched. This is helping her achieve that goal. The battery also lasts a long time. It's not good for walking, she's more aware of her posture now
Product is well made and packaged well. Easy to follow instructions. I’ve noticed that the alerts have decreased considerably since I have been wearing it during work.
This started out kind o fluke a joke- but it seriously works. It is really annoying the first day or two- but it quickly starts to retrain you in how you sit, stand, and move.
It was easy to pair via Bluetooth and easy to setup on the app. It applied nicely and didn’t l irritate my skin, even though many adhesives do. It vibrates enough to get your attention, however, it is not loud enough to notify surrounding coworkers or family/friends- only you. After about the 3rd day- it was going off less because I was sitting straighter and by day 5 I noticed how much taller I was standing, so overall I’d say it works well!
So far I have found that the device works pretty well. Only issue I have is if my back is straight and I'm leaning forward, it'll still go off. It's not a super big issue and I'd imagine it's just a limitation with how the tech works, but it's worth mentioning.
An astonishingly new innovative back brace to overcome traditional belt way of back brace. An easy to use, almost invisible and doesn't need to compromise your outfit style to wear this. A smart way to straight up whenever you slouch helps in getting back into correct posture. A tech notch device also have an app to track the progress. A single device can be used for both men and women.
I'm not sure why an app on my phone is necessary for something to vibrate and let me know that I'm slouching? Especially when most of the time it seems to have an issue connecting with my phone. It would be nice if there was an option to use the device without a phone connection.
Other than this, the device comes with few instructions, but once you figure it out and do have connectivity with your phone, it does what it says. You'll get a little vibration feel if you begin to slouch, reminding you to focus on your posture. I'm just not convinced that it's worth all the effort.
I have used the products for the past week. The biggest issue for me is it barely can connect to my phone. At least 90% of the time, it cannot. For the a couple time it was successfully connected, the app is not stable, freeze or keep saying syncing data. The device it self works. However, It kind of reminds me too much. It can detect gesture change in seconds and reminds. I am not sure it is a good thing or bad thing. I would prefer reminding me if I bend my neck/back for a while, not just occasionally lower my head. I also tried wear it while playing badminton. It constantly reminds me. Also with sweat, the device fell off. I think the device does works for remind me to sit straight when siting before computer for a long time. It is easy to wear and calibrate. Good battery life. However there are many places need to improve.
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