I bought this to my husband as a Christmas present and I also got one! And this was the best option for me to drink water everyday. Since I got it I’ve been drinking 1,5l almost daily which is great for someone that didn’t drink water. It’s intuitive, the app works perfectly and it was def one of the best Christmas presents I received! Read more

WaterH Boost reminds me a lot of the original Fitbit. At first it seemed silly to track your steps or water intake, but then you see that measuring your activity changes your habits and that's when you appreciate the product most. You can use the Boosts screw on cap with any similar size bottle of your choice without losing any of the functionality. All of the tracking and electronics are in the cap. Integrates with Fitbit app. The latest app update on Android is great. You can customize the reminder times, change the LED color and pulse effect. The 32oz bottle is very large, but that might be what people want for the gym or hiking, the 24oz would probably be better for the car or everyday use. Like I said you can put the lid on any similar size bottle, maybe even your current favorite bottle. My only cons are that the tracking doesn't work for any thicker drinks like smoothies or coffee with cream. I use it for water, sports drinks, lemonade and tea. It does help you drink more. Read more

So here’s the thing—I bought this BOOST Smart Water Bottle thinking it would usher in a whole new era of health and discipline. Like, this was the purchase. The water bottle to end all water bottles. The sleek black stainless steel. The smart reminders. The double-wall vacuum insulation. I imagined myself waking up, taking a cold sip of perfectly chilled water, and saying things like, “Hydration is a lifestyle, not a choice.” My girlfriend? She saw it and immediately burst out laughing. “Oh great, your water bottle’s smarter than you now.” Fair. Let’s be honest: Did this bottle change my life? Yes. Did it make me drink more water? …Not exactly. Technically, it does everything it promises. It reminds me to drink water. It keeps my drinks ice cold. It tracks my intake. It wants to help me be better. But I am who I am. Sometimes it glows to remind me and I just look at it like, “You don’t own me.” Other times it lights up and I panic, chug an inch of water, and feel like I deserve a gold medal. But here’s where it really shines—OrangeTheory. You walk in with this bottle and suddenly everyone wants to talk to you. “Whoa, is that the smart one that glows?” “Does it sync with your phone?” “Can it tell me why I keep coming to these classes voluntarily?” I’ve had deeper conversations about this bottle than I’ve had on some first dates. One lady straight-up took a photo of it to show her husband. Another guy asked if it could be used as a makeshift lantern during power outages. I didn’t even know that was a concern people had, but now I kinda hope the lights go out just so I can try it. Now back to my girlfriend—she roasts me every time it lights up. “Better do what your bottle says,” she mocks, sipping from her non-smart bottle like some analog caveman. And yet… every time I leave the room, guess who “just happens” to grab it and take a swig? Yeah. That’s what I thought. In conclusion: ✅ Keeps water cold longer than my attention span. ✅ Looks sleek and futuristic—10/10 for style points. ✅ Starts more conversations than a puppy wearing sunglasses. ✅ Girlfriend thinks it’s hilarious, but secretly impressed. ❌ Still mildly dehydrated because apparently reminders don’t override laziness. ✅ 100% recommend to anyone who wants to look like they have their life together, even if they don’t. Would I buy it again? Absolutely. Would I use it correctly this time? …Let’s not get ahead of ourselves. Read more

Gives good information but drinking when the bottle is 1/3 empty you can get drenched! Read more

Great bottle with an app that makes tracking your water intake very easy. Read more