How many different levels of intensity are there? Do you have to set the intensity level for each side?
2051974
Without checking, I can't recall the number of settings, but I believe it has 9 or 10 programs.The different programs change which order of impulses are used.The intensity level is under the user's control.On all programs I've used, the settings for each side, automatically keep within 10 points of each other.I believe the highest setting goes to 150, BUT it is the PROGRAM choice that is most important to me for comfort.I realy like program 7, and use it frequently on settings 110 through 115, evenly on both sides,
2051975
There are 10 different programs with 25 different levels of intensity. You do not have to set the level for each side. Just be sure you follow the instructions regarding the placement and care of the gel pads.
2051976
It has two buttons, one for each side. So if you feel one side working harder or less than the other you can adjust it. 0 to 140 on each side. You can push both buttons simulataneously to keep them level and for ease of use.
2051977
The levels of intensity go from 0 to 140. Yes, you have to set the intensity level for each side.
2051978
There are 8 level of intensity plus another 2 bonus ones with a total of 10 levels. You can set the intensity level for either side separately or set them the same for each side. I personally just set both sides in the same level of intensity.
377503
There are 10 levels it suggests 6 and that is plenty but goes up further if you wish. The heat level and how long you stay in make a difference but I find more than six and I can't stay in as long. You get a little weak if you stay too long. You have to start slow and work up.
746304
ok, this was killing me, I had to check mine. By-the-way, I would recommend this fun, neat, unique tool.There are 3 settings which are at 0* (straight), 45* and 90*. It sets in this way to the left or to the right, so technically there are 5 TOTAL settings, 0* in the middle. With a screwdriver type handle on this tool, I have not figured out why you would need to adjust left or right, I think just the 0*, 45* and 90* settings in one direction would be all you need. Antway, there ya go, have fun.
1120096
Yes, each time the device is turned on the intensity level must be set to the desired level.
327742
The intensity is adjustable, in 3 levels if I recall correctly. The color cannot be adjusted, however, I believe that they have a model that is adjustable. The Raptop K40 and K50 have 16.8 million colors for the LED backlight, listed in the comparison of models here: http://www.corsair.com/en-us/gaming-keyboards#divCompare
1942559
The temperature settings are 6 buttons representing levels low&gt;mid&gt;high. Unfortunately there is not a number readout for temperature nor does it indicate what temperature each of the 6 levels are.
2082698
constant intensity, you have to watch how hit the pad for harder/softer. no light indication for that.
1592397
Each setting can be used depending on the color/combination you want. The manual shows the settings.
405935
Yes there are 3 different buttons and 7 levels of intensity for the shock. :)
446229
each of the colors are a different resistance level. However, they are different color-resistance levels from other bands I've used with other exercise programs. I do find myself using only 2 colors while my wife uses 2 other colors if we work-out together. I keep one of the bands near my desk for physical-therapy exercises I need to do for my elbow and shoulders, I just shorten the band to increase resistance/tension. Plus it's a lot easier on my joint-motion than my free-weights. Compared to other bands that cost more (usually with less bands) it was a good enough value for us, especially with storage bag and door-mount device for around $30-$35. each of the colors are a different resistance level. However, they are different color-resistance levels from other bands I've used with other exercise programs. I do find myself using only 2 colors while my wife uses 2 other colors if we work-out together. I keep one of the bands near my desk for physical-therapy exercises I need to do for my elbow and shoulders, I just shorten the band to increase resistance/tension. Plus it's a lot easier on my joint-motion than my free-weights. Compared to other bands that cost more (usually with less bands) it was a good enough... » Read More each of the colors are a different resistance level. However, they are different color-resistance levels from other bands I've used with other exercise programs. I do find myself using only 2 colors while my wife uses 2 other colors if we work-out together. I keep one of the bands near my desk for physical-therapy exercises I need to do for my elbow and shoulders, I just shorten the band to increase resistance/tension. Plus it's a lot easier on my joint-motion than my free-weights. Compared to other bands that cost more (usually with less bands) it was a good enough value for us, especially with storage bag and door-mount device for around $30-$35. « Show Less
882873
Yes, there are 3 tension levels. You change them by adding one or two knots. The instructions are clear on this. I have it on the middle or second tension level.
2134871
Yes. There are three levels of brightness. The brightest one is almost too much. I use level 2.
760415
The display has 4 settings (3 light levels) that I call: FULL ON, 2/3, 1/3, OFF. The lowest level works OK for me.
726195
I used the "+" and "-" buttons and stop at whatever level I want. It doesn't always stay at exactly the level I set but within about five degrees of where I set it.
1820053
you can adjust Blue vs. White intensity (from 0% to 100% output on each)... It's been a quite reliable system. I also like the gradual shifts from 'time presets' over the course of the day.
646869
Like Dorothy, I normally use just one setting. However, I just tried them all and, like Sally, found a considerable difference in resistance between the low and high settings. Low is nearly freewheeling, high is like going up a stiff grade, and the steps in between are a fairly even progressing between the two extremes.
2084856
Yes their is an "intensity" if you will knob that has in green and in red letters G12345 and R12345 g and r is off and 1 being light and 5 being bigger.