How do you attach the device to the left wrist? The connection appears to be cumbersome. The one used at my wife's hair place is much simpler.
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It attached with a piece of Velcro. I agree, it was more complicated then one I had previously used as well. I do not recommend purchasing this one at all. The company was great and returned my money with no questions asked. But I was out several dollars in shipping. Half of the buttons seemed to have no use and were there more for looks. The instructions appeared to be typed on a simple word program by someone with no computer program skills. The instructions didn't even explain how to use the buttons. The one I had used and had success with was like the one at ionicoasis.com which is what I ended up purchasing but I can't give you a review of it because I have not used it yet. Good luck. I hope my bad experience can save someone else a hassle.
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Hold it gently to the face at a 90 degree angle and use a slow circular motion while holding your skin taught. I've found sometimes that I have to turn it upside down (with the switch side up). On more stubborn hairs try to align the hair with the tweezers. It also helps if you have a magnifying mirror. Hope this makes sense to you. Good luck.
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That's wear the head strap comes in. Don't get the wrist strap as I've been seriously disappointed in that attachment. I have seen many people use the hand held attachment with a leash.
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Sorry but it has been quite awhile since I purchased it. If I recall, it only came with the neck strap. I "suppose" you could use it and wrap it a couple times around your wrist. However, even though this is for an iPad mini, it is much larger than even a big ass Samsung phone so I doubt you will want it dangling from your wrist very long.
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Read the responses. But I must add that I use the clip on the One and attach to my watch. It may look "strange" but most that comment say, " Cool, never thought of that". Note that I have a Velcro wristband. Not sure if it work on traditional bands.
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Hi : sometimes I wear together , but I like to wear along on my right hand , I feel very well and the pain on my low back it's almost gone ! Enjoy your bracelet .! �
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My son was not able to use it left handed. He was trying, insisting that he can do it because he's stubborn, but it was way too much of a struggle. Anyhow, I just untied the stylus for now, the rubber band is a good idea, I'll probably try that next.
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You need to be sure it is connected properly. You need to be sure the array is good. And nothing in the skin where the wrist is connected.
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The wristband has been an occasional problem if you are active, or if you are wearing a shirt or jacket with tight cuffs. When taking of my jacket, I've had the wristband uncouple and the Gear falls off my wrist. I lost mine forever the other day and would encourage Samsung to look into this problem. $150 down the drain....
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first you put your thumb through the opening, and then you wrap the brace around your hand/wrist. Works for both hands!
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I had a similar band with the fitbit -- stupid stupid clasp design for such and expensive piece of equipment. I went to my local hardware store and bought two little black O-rings and put them on. They work wonders in holding the clasp in place. Even when the clasp loosens, (which it frequently does) the wrist band doesn't fall off.
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I put face on the INSIDE of my wrist. Bend arm to 45 degree angle and suspend it in air. Do not rest it on an object. I love the convenience of this type.
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Save yourself the trouble. Wrap anything around your wrist, for example a wristwatch, and it will do exactly the same things for you that the Power Balance bracelet does...nothing!
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Mine is fine......I think that you might have stretched it to much when you put the little tracker in place. It only fits one way and it took me awhile to remember just how it went......and now it slips in easy without any ouching and pulling and definitely not stretching......I had to buy another band because the original band broke from being in the same position all of the time....at least that is what I think.
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Hi Cheryl, I had a very hard time with this also. I loosened the tension all the way & enlisted my wife's help. I held up the handles and my wife connected the hook. It took the two of us to finally get it. I think we were trying too hard; because, it just kind of went into place. Sorry, it's hard to explain what we did. It was very frustrating. Good luck
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Sorry to hear about your arm. I would not say it works one handed without some modification. The other hand is used to apply pressure which holds the cable to the rubber wheel while retracting it. It may be fairly simple to rig it up to work fine with a bungy cord or similar. I'm not handy in the least and think I could make that work. So if you have some creativity, you could do it. Hope this helps.
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Just make the band a lil damp (very lil with water, almost like sweat) than put in on and hold the heart rate button on the watch, should pick it up....if it doesn't try walking with it and holding the button down.