Boost Smart Water Bottle with Reminder & Tracker, Double Wall Vacuum Insulated Bottles Stainless Steel, 32oz BPA-Free Wide Mouth for Gym, Office, School, Ideal for Mother's Day

High quality bottle and the reminders to drink are so useful, I'm drinking far more and actually hitting my required amount

I was going to return this due to the delivery but when the product arrived I was blown away with the quality of the drink container.

I absolutely love this water bottle. Ok, it's a bit expensive for a drinking bottle, but I love the fact that you can see on the bottle and app how much of your daily target water target you have drunk. It takes a while to get used to adding your bottle allowance each top up, but within a few tries you will get it.

Good sturdy bottle, had mine a couple of months now and gone from not drinking water to hitting my target daily and feeling so much better also.

I love my water bottle! I purchased this to help keep track of my water intake which was ridiculously poor .. I'd always forget to drink water or any kind of fluid ... buying this and being able to connect it to my phone and watch, game changer!! Hourly reminders to keep hydrated. So. For me, great value. Easy to hold. Cleans well ( just don't soak the top part!!) Hold enough water that the bottle doesn't fill uncomfortable to carry!

Great bottle

I don’t normally leave reviews but wouldn’t want anyone to waste so much money on this item. It doesn’t track correctly. I drank 3 bottles in one day and the app tracked under what I’d drunk. It sent incorrect data to Apple health so I switched that off. Waste of money don’t buy.

The bottle is okay, it's a little bulky but it's made of metal so it does keep water cool. The advertising is misleading though, because the app does not work in the way it says it does. Firstly there is no Apple Watch app, even though the advertising graphic says there is. More importantly - secondly, the app which integrates with the bottle can WRITE water consumption data to Apple health, but does not READ it. That means if you have a smart kettle, or smart mug (or any other app which also writes water consumption data to Apple health) then the app will not give you the full picture - because it will only ever count the water that you have drunk **from the bottle** and NOT other sources. The choice the app/product designers here is absolutely strange - it means that you have to have two apps rather than one, and makes their their own bottle app completely useless because the data is always misleading and only ever the partial picture. They could have fixed this in seconds by simply having the app read from Apple health data as well as write to it. And their advertising logos certainly give the misleading impression that this is what happens. Overall not worth £50.