Choosing a Personal Alarm. Pendant vs Watch

Choosing the right personal alarm for you can be overwhelming. With so many options available, how do you know which alarm is best for you or your loved ones? We will break it down to help you make an informed decision.

LiveLife Alarms prioritise your safety and peace of mind, both the pendant and watch alarms offer the same essential functionalities.

  • Fall detection
  • GPS Location
  • Geofencing
  • Voice Prompts in seven languages
  • Showerproof
  • Medication and activity alerts
  • Flexible Monitoring

Pendant

In summary: Simple to use, works nearly everywhere and lightweight.

Our best-selling product, the pendant personal alarm features a single button on the front, making it so simple to use. The simplicity of the pendant is very appealing to customers who aren’t tech-savvy. The pendant can be worn in three different ways: around the neck, using the lanyard; clipped to your belt or clothing, using the clothing clip; and on the wrist, using the wristband. All the accessories are included in the purchase. Additionally, if you are on the family and friends plan, you can use the top-side button on the pendant to call your first emergency contact, without raising an alert. To order the LiveLife pendant alarm, visit our website here.

The image is a close-up photo of a gentleman wearing a blue shirt, and a personal mobile alarm around his neck, on a black lanyard. The alarm is black, with a silver button in the center.
The image shows a black alarm on a tailored-to-fit black wristband. The alarm fits into the the silicon band, and the wristband is adjustable.
The image is a close-up photo of a gentleman wearing a clothing clip to his belt. The accessory holds a personal mobile alarm in black, with a silver button in the center.

Watch

In three words: Stylish, multifunctional, and modern.

Increasingly popular, the watch personal alarm is perfect for those who may not like the look of the traditional pendant. Resembling a smartwatch, the watch alarm offers all the features of the pendant, with some added benefits. The watch displays the time, with your choice of six different faces; it counts your steps and includes a heart rate monitor (non TGA approved). If you are on the family and friends plan, you can use the touchscreen to select which of the programmed contacts you would like to contact, without raising an alert. LiveLife Alarms offer six watch band options, the first one is included in the purchase, and any additional bands can be purchased separately. To order a watch alarm, visit our website here.

The image shows two watch bands, in leather. One is black with black buckle, the other is brown with a dark grey buckle.
The image shows two watch bands, in silicon. One is black with black buckle, the other is brown with a rose gold buckle.
The image shows two watch bands, in Velcro. One is grey with dark grey plastic ends, the other is a mix of blue and purple fabric, with blue plastic ends.
Comparison chart medical alarm button

Deciding on the Best Option for You

Ultimately, the decision comes down to personal preference. The most important thing is choosing a personal alarm that feels comfortable to wear and use. Your lifestyle and taste should be taken into consideration. If you are unsure about which alarm is the best option for you, get in touch with our friendly team members on  1800 936 774.

Hot Tip: LiveLife Alarms offer a 30-day return policy that allows for exchanges. If you purchase a device and decide it’s not right for you after trying it out, just reach out to us to request an upgrade.

By |2024-10-03T14:11:49+10:00October 2nd, 2024|Fall Detection, Living Independently, Pendant, Watch|0 Comments

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