I don’t have a Verizon cellphone or get my home Wi-Fi through Verizon. Can I still get a Kanega Watch?
Absolutely. The Kanega Watch has its own Verizon cell data plan that is part of your watch service (included as part of both our Annual and Monthly Plan options). Your watch does not have to pair with any other device to work—not a cellphone, base station, pendant, etc. Regarding your home Wi-Fi, the watch can […]
Do I have to sign a wireless or cell phone contract?
No. The Kanega Watch monitoring service includes cellular connectivity. Wi-Fi in the home is required to augment internet connectivity.
Why is the Kanega Watch better than a smart watch?
While some smart watches have safety features such as fall detection, the watches must be removed to charge. Most people charge their watches at night, when many falls happen. A trip to the bathroom with the smart watch on the charger provides no protection. The Kanega watch has a patented quick-swap battery system, which means […]
Why is the Kanega Watch better than a cell phone in emergencies?
We know who you are and can find you in an emergency. In an emergency situation, the cell phone requires the user to initiate the call, which may be difficult or impossible in a medical emergency. The 911 operator will have no information about the caller, their location, or emergency contact information. Even if the […]
How do the Kanega Watch and MGMove Watch handle false fall detection?
The Kanega Watch minimizes false alarms through advanced detection technology. The MGMove Watch frequently triggers unnecessary alerts due to its reliance on artificial fall data.
What is the battery life of the Kanega Watch compared to the MGMove Watch?
The Kanega Watch features longer battery life with swappable rechargeable batteries, ensuring no downtime. The MGMove Watch has a shorter battery life of about 20 hours, requiring daily charging.
What do customer reviews say about the Kanega Watch compared to the MGMove Watch?
Customers praise the Kanega Watch for reliability and advanced features, while the MGMove Watch receives mixed reviews, with complaints about fall detection and false alarms.
Which device, the Kanega Watch or the MGMove Watch, is better at preventing false alarms?
The Kanega Watch is better at preventing false alarms, thanks to its intelligent detection technology. The MGMove Watch frequently sends false alarms due to less accurate detection.
How does the Kanega Watch’s emergency response system compare to that of the MGMove Watch?
The Kanega Watch provides an accurate and immediate response, while the MGMove Watch’s frequent false alarms may lead to unnecessary or delayed emergency responses.
Which watch, the Kanega or the MGMove, is better suited for seniors with mobility challenges?
The Kanega Watch is better for seniors with mobility challenges, offering features like voice activation and reliable fall detection. The MGMove Watch lacks these features, making it less suitable.