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I’d probably just leave the prompts alone and use the device for tracking only. Trying to remap every nudge to a night schedule sounds like more work than it’s worth, and half of them would still be off. Curious whether you actually rely on the guidance or just the sleep data.
I tried something similar for desk tightness and the vibration actually made my back feel more tense, not less. Heat was fine but I can get that from a cheap pad. For general stiffness I don’t think you need the whole decompression setup.
At once or twice a month, that’s a small enough share that the electric still makes sense for the other twenty-something bottles. I’d get it for the everyday strain and just accept that the rare old one may need the manual backup.
My iPhone 12 mini is still chugging along and the audio side has been fine, no noticeable lag. I mostly got them for the translation on a trip though, and that part felt slower than I expected on this phone. Could just be my unit.
For family dinners where your hands are the main concern, it does take the work out of pulling. I still keep a basic opener nearby for the occasional bottle that feels off when I start. Curious how often you’re opening the older ones versus fresh bottles.
Mine has been through two solid storms since spring and I haven’t noticed any change in it. It’s still doing its thing in the garden.
