Reviews Bentech Vibrating Training Collar D776V
Reviews Bentech Vibrating Training Collar D776V
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Rated 25/04/2024, variant Bentech Vibrating Training Collar D776V
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We use it somehow and it is possible. But I wouldn't buy it in the future and would try another brand. Design-wise it is a total failure for me. All the functions it has it does, but actually quite ill-conceived and wrong.
It's vibrating
There are only vibrations without electric juice - that was the main reason for the purchase. I don't want to give my deaf dog electric shocks, no way.
Dobre laughs at the design of this product. Who can walk a dog for more than 5 minutes, right? And how do we let the users know that the collar is discharging. well, we'll flash a little faster and there's no need to do that on the transmitter, we'll put 4 bars that drop straight to zero: D Yeah, the jokers made it up. with all the described negative points we just imagine how a bunch of heads thought it up, what a debate there was about it and we find it extremely funny.
The light on the collar is on for 5 minutes, then it switches off automatically and needs to be switched on again - yes, you will switch it on repeatedly during your evening walk.
The light on the transmitter is on for 30 seconds, then it needs to be switched on again - yes, it will probably go off while you are picking up shit.
The collar shuts off after 5 minutes. you can switch it on again by a vibration signal. But the collar does not vibrate, it only turns on. So you have to hit the vibration again and hope that it vibrates this time. Sometimes it doesn't turn on the first time, sometimes you need to hold it for a while, to direct it. gentle one vibration is almost impossible, you just shake it and hope that now it will vibrate and your deaf dog will be called by it.
The collar has three channels. There are probably many users with three deaf dogs and three collars but only one hearing aid. It's a terribly useful thing that won't bother you at all, because you accidentally pressed it, switched the channel and now you're vibrating for your life and your dog doesn't bite.
How do you know if the collar is discharging? Quite often you don't recognize it. The collar normally flashes green. And when the battery is low, it flashes a little faster, but still green. It's about insight and attention to detail, but the ordinary mortal often overlooks it.
How do you know if the battery is dead? You don't know. The transmitter has a beautiful picture of a fully charged battery with 4 bars. one would expect the marks to gradually diminish. Oh, no, this was made up by some jokers. There are 4 carks and when it is almost completely discharged, there are 0 carks and it is too late.
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