Apollo Wearable

Before purchasing the Apollo, I was quite skeptical about whether it could truly live up to its promises. I initially bought it to help with my sleep issues, and to my delight, it has done just that—and more. This device not only improved my sleep significantly but also enhanced my overall well-being in ways I didn't expect.The Apollo has multiple settings to choose from, each tailored to a different part of the day or a specific need, such as relaxation, focus, or energy. I was pleasantly surprised by how effectively these modes helped me transition through various parts of my day. The subtle vibrations seem to nudge my body into the desired state without any intrusive sensations.Although I had reservations about its battery life, with mindful management and regular charging routines, I haven’t found it to be a significant inconvenience. Yes, it could be better, but it's a small trade-off for the benefits it offers.Overall, the Apollo has exceeded my expectations and proven its worth in multiple aspects of my daily routine. For anyone sitting on the fence about trying this device, I recommend giving it a shot. It might just surprise you as much as it did me. Five stars, without a doubt! -REVIEW UPDATE after a few weeks:Purpose: Helps with sleep.Process:Strap on the Apollo device.Go to bed.Turn on the app and select the sleep mode.Experience:As you lie in bed, your mind starts to rewind, thinking about your day or future, whether good or bad.You feel a gentle BUZZ, BUZZ, BUZZ on your wrist.This sensation makes you aware, causing you to pause and wonder what it is.Your mind WANTS to go back to thinking and rewinding, but the anticipation of the next vibration keeps you focused.The vibration happens again, breaking the cycle of repetitive thoughts.You begin to breathe and count the seconds until the next vibration.Gradually, you find the rhythm of the vibrations and stay in tune with them.Effect:The vibrations distract your mind from overthinking, essentially erasing those thoughts.This allows you to focus on relaxing and preparing for sleep.The process might be termed "Distraction Therapy" as it clears the brain, aiding in relaxation and sleep.Potential Benefits: Could be effective for anxiety and other conditions.Conclusion:This is a personal account of how the Apollo device works for me.It helps clear my mind and allows me to focus on relaxing and sleeping. I can certainly see the value for using it for other times, axienty, refocusing, and relaxing, etc.

I’ve had my device for a couple weeks now, I use it every day on a schedule that is within the app.I notice a significant difference in my life:- I am much more calm during my commuting- I have a deeper sleep, I’m not waking up throughout the night like I was- I stay calm now during tough meetings in my job- my skin looks healthier in my face each day now, it’s much brighter- I now notice if my anxiety is increasing and I turn my device on to calm and I notice it reduces.I will continue with my device and I actually have family who are buying them also to try after seeing how much calmer I am with it.If you have anxiety, this is much worth the try.

I am back in school and get stressed about tests. I decided to try the apollo neuro for a month to see if that would help with that. I also wanted to improve my sleep. After a month of trying, i kept it. I start my day with the energy program. during the day, i run the calm protocol or before a test. In the evening, i run the unwind then sleep program. I can only use it on my wrist. All the other suggeted locations do not work well for me as i do not feel the vibrartion. I do have to charge it every morning but it could last 2 days on one charge. Little pricey but it was worth the investment.Latest update. Changing my rating. The daylight changing time messed up everything and now the vibes are playing an hour earlier. It looks like it is a know issue and support is no help.

First off I will say that this seemed to be mostly helpful for me. I really wanted it for the Vagus Nerve stimulation and didn't know that it could be stimulated via the arm.I did use ChatGPT and it says "One common method is called the "vagus nerve stimulation (VNS) wrist technique." This technique involves applying gentle pressure to the pulse point on the inner side of the wrist, known as the radial artery" so that's very interesting and also a hint to use this device with the device on the inside of the wrist rather than how they show in the images.I would have loved to keep using it as I used it everyday when I had which was nearing a month. The free trial of the monitor showed that my score kept increasing, although I felt the same, but not everything can be sensed mentally in a short time frame.Battery life was short and I only had one issue with it where it didn't seem to get a full charge even if plugged in until solid green.My biggest issue was the strap. The velcro part that is smoother than the rougher part sticks to became too smooth and the rough part would no longer stick. This started less than 2 weeks into use. It was always coming off. I have a small wrist so I couldn't just move it around and had it about on the smallest it could go to stick full even at the start. It seems like this is a common issue for what I seen along with the battery issue after a while, and it was suggested to use a paper clip for this, but I tried it and it just dug into my skin or would snag. I felt that if this could happen less than 2 weeks in on an expensive device like this, I could not keep it. It is a defective product in that case. I could see if I was active and caused it but due to the issues that I needed this device for, I sat most of that time.I have since returned it for a refund. I really hope the company designs a new type of strap so that this does not happen.Also, it could use an update from micro-usb to USB-C.It's unfortunate as would have liked to keep using it, but I can't if I can't keep it on my wrist.

My husband bought an Apollo watch and loves it. So, I decided to buy one also. I found the vibrations from the watch very distracting- even on the low settings, on Calm and Unwind modes, my heart felt like it was pounding. Not realaxing at all.