Can I wear the Kanega Watch outside of the United States?
No. The Kanega Watch is currently configured to use only the cellular network in the United States.
Can the Kanega Watch be worn on an airplane?
Yes, but as with all devices that communicate with the cellular network, the Kanega Watch will need to be put in “Airplane Mode” to comply with federal and airline regulations. Airplane mode can be turned off once back on the ground. See your user manual for more information.
Does the Kanega Watch provide location tracking so that if my loved one doesn’t know where they are, they can be found?
Yes. If you or a loved one needs help getting home from an unknown location, initiate an emergency call and the emergency operator will have real-time access to the wearer’s location and can assist in getting home. During regular use, the watch only records periodic locations every hour. In the event your watch has been […]
How accurate is GPS in identifying a person’s exact location in case of an emergency?
During emergencies, your location can typically be reported to a single street address. In rural areas, your location is determined by GPS satellite signals, which can locate you as accurately as a few meters from your actual location depending on atmospheric conditions. The emergency operator will also verbally confirm your location during emergencies prior to […]
Does the Kanega Watch have GPS, both inside and outside the home, to identify a wearer’s location in case of an emergency?
Yes. Similar to a mobile phone, the Kanega Watch uses GPS satellite signals and WiFi signals to determine your location during emergencies.
Can I wear the Kanega Watch if I have a pacemaker/ICD?
Yes. The Kanega watch will not interact negatively with a pacemaker or an Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator (ICD). Unlike many alternative options, the Kanega Watch contains no magnets that might interfere with a pacemaker/ICD performance. For all watches shipping as of October 28, 2024, the band on the Kanega Watch does contain a clasp with a […]
Does the Kanega Watch have a step counter?
Yes. You can see your steps for the day by going to the watch face screen and pressing the crown button once to go to the date screen, followed by pressing the crown button again to go to the steps screen. Your steps reset automatically each night. Learn more by reading the Kanega Watch step […]
Do you have medication reminders?
Yes. The Kanega Watch can remind you when it is time take your medications. You can set and update your medication reminders in one of three ways: When you fill out your pre-shipment configuration form (included as a link in your order confirmation email). Once you have your watch, you can use the UnaliWear Wearer […]
Is the Kanega Watch waterproof?
The Kanega LTE watch has been tested to an IP67 Waterproof Rating to provide protection against running water. You can wear your watch while exercising, washing your hands, and in the shower, but immersive activities such as swimming, water aerobics and bathing will likely irreparably damage the watch, requiring a replacement that is NOT covered […]
What about my independence? I don’t want to restrict my movement and activities.
The Kanega Watch extends your independence. Wi-Fi and LTE wireless technologies allow the Kanega Watch to go everywhere you go.