Smart Water Bottle with Reminder to Drink Water - Double Wall Vacuum Insulated Water Bottle Stainless Steel, Wide Mouth 32 oz Water Bottles with Leak-proof Lockable Lid, Water Intake Tracker - White

This BOOST Smart Water Bottle has been a total game-changer for staying hydrated. It keeps my water ice-cold for hours thanks to the double wall vacuum insulation, and the smart features make it fun and easy to hit my hydration goals.The built-in reminders are super helpful—just when I start to forget, it gives me that nudge to take a sip. Syncing with the app is fast and easy, and it logs each drink instantly. I love watching it track how many ounces I’ve consumed throughout the day—it actually makes drinking water kind of fun!The tracking is really accurate too, and the wide-mouth design makes it easy to clean and refill. Overall, this is a high-quality, smartly designed bottle that does more than just hold water. If you’re serious about drinking more water, this is totally worth it. Great gift idea too!

*Amazing Product That Keeps Me on Track!*I've been using **WaterH**, and it's truly amazing! It helps me stay on track with my daily water intake. I love that you can input your age, weight, and height to calculate exactly how much water you should be drinking each day. It's a great way to stay mindful of hydration. The charging system is also excellent—very convenient and reliable. Highly recommend for anyone looking to build healthier habits!

I love my WaterH water bottles. I have 3 of them for different purposes. This one is for hot/cold stays hot/cold =, and it does for the day. The app cumulates the liquids drank during the day and reports it to Apple Health and within itself. I’m more of a “one place for all the health data,” so that’s where I keep it.Anyway, the bottle works well for the intended use, is large enough to hold 32oz, and like I put before, keeps it hot/cold for the day. I usually put fountain Diet Coke in it in the morning, and by the time I get home, about half of it is gone, and it is still cold.I bought this as a 2-pack that WaterH had with two of the 32oz bottles in it: this one and one for room temperature liquids (I like water at room temperature), and together, I find myself drinking more water, because now, it’s a game to see that I cross over the 67oz threshold set for me bu the app.

I’ve been using the BOOST Smart Water Bottle (WaterH brand) for the past few weeks, and overall I’m pretty happy with it. If you’re someone who always means to drink more water but ends up forgetting, this does help kick you into gear. Here are my thoughts:⸻What I Like• Reminders & TrackingThe LED light ring on the lid, plus the small display and app notifications, really help me remember to take sips throughout the day. I used to go hours without drinking enough, but with this bottle I feel more on top of my hydration goal. • Insulation & Build QualityIt’s double-walled stainless steel, so it keeps cold drinks cold for a long stretch and warm drinks warm. I tested it in warm indoor settings and chilly mornings, and I liked that it didn’t sweat or lose temperature too fast. The flip-open “chug lid” and wide mouth are nice touches — easy to drink from and to add ice. • Battery / ChargingBattery life seems good — they claim around two weeks, and so far I haven’t needed to charge more often. For me, that’s acceptable. It’s better than keeping something plugged in or worrying about charging daily. • Useful Features & DesignThe grip grooves on the outside help (even though the body is relatively smooth), the flip handle on the lid is convenient, and the wide mouth is good for cleaning, adding fruit/ice, etc. It doesn’t leak with normal use, which is important. ⸻What Could Be Better / Things to Watch Out For• Weight / BulkWhen full, the 24-oz (or 32-oz depending on model) stainless steel bottle plus the smart lid is heavier than my plain bottles. If I’m carrying it in a bag all day or hiking, it adds up. If portability is super important, something lighter might be better. • Accuracy / Tracking QuirksThe tracking isn’t perfect. The algorithm tries to estimate how much you drink based on flow and bottle angle, but sometimes if you tilt differently, or sip in small amounts, it might not register exactly. For example, sips at odd angles might under-count. If precision is very important (for fitness tracking or medical use), this might be a limitation. • Ambient Light & VisibilityThe LED ring and display are helpful, but in bright sunlight or very bright lighting, the display can be harder to see clearly. Also, the reminders (light ring) are subtle — good in quiet/office settings, but might be missed sometimes. • Cleaning & MaintenanceThe lid/flap mechanism is nice, but those parts need regular cleaning. The “wide mouth” helps, but some of the joints in the lid can collect moisture or residue. Also, you need to remember to charge the lid — if it dies, the smart features turn off (though it still works as a bottle). ⸻Overall ImpressionIf I had to sum it up, the BOOST Smart Water Bottle is a solid upgrade over a plain bottle, especially if you struggle to stay hydrated. It gives you enough reminders and makes tracking easier so it feels less like a chore. The build is good, features are thoughtful, and battery life is reasonable.I’m giving it 4 out of 5 stars — lost one star because of the weight and some minor tracking inaccuracies, but I think most people will feel like the benefits outweigh the drawbacks.