Comparing the Benefits: Live Life Alarms vs. Umps Watch
When comparing the LiveLife Watch and the Umps Watch, several key differences become clear:
24/7 Professional Monitoring Service
The Umps Watch is monitored by a 24/7 emergency response center. In the event of an alarm activation, a trained operator contacts the user through the watch to assess their needs. Additionally, the user’s location is automatically shared with the response center, ensuring immediate assistance.
In contrast, the LiveLife Mobile Watch sends a text message and calls family members. This means that alerts might not be answered if contacts are busy or if the alerts happen at night while family members are sleeping.
Lightweight and Comfortable
The Umps Watch is significantly lighter than the Live Life Watch, at only 33 grams. In contrast, the LiveLife Watch weighs 64 grams, nearly double the Umps Watch. The lighter design of the Umps Watch makes it easier to wear all day. This is especially helpful for older users who might find heavier watches uncomfortable.
Battery Life
The Umps Watch features a high-capacity battery that allows it to last up to three days with regular use. This ensures continuous operation even if a user forgets to charge it. The LiveLife Watch, by comparison, requires daily charging, which can be inconvenient for some users.
Fall Detection Technology
Outfitted with advanced hard fall detection, the Umps Watch reduces false alerts by integrating an accelerometer and a barometric pressure sensor. The LiveLife Watch only includes an accelerometer, which may result in more frequent false activations.
In summary, the Umps Watch offers extended battery life, professional monitoring, robust network connectivity, and advanced fall detection. This provides a comprehensive and reliable personal emergency response solution
Below is a complete summary of differences between the Umps Watch and LiveLife Watch:
| Feature |
LiveLife Watch |
Umps Watch |
| 24/7 Monitoring |
No |
Yes |
| Emergency Response |
Two-way voice communication |
Two-way voice communication |
| Connectivity |
Telstra 4G Network |
Telstra or Optus 4G Network |
| Weight |
64 grams |
33.3 grams |
| GPS Location |
Yes, GPS location shared with operators during emergencies |
Yes, GPS location shared with operators during emergencies |
| Fall Detection |
Yes |
Yes |
| Configurable Falls Detection Sensitivity |
Yes |
Yes |
| Water Resistance |
Water-resistant (IP67), suitable for wet environments |
Water-resistant (IP67), suitable for wet environments |
| Battery Life |
24 hours |
Up to 3 days under normal use |
| Emergency Contacts |
Up to 6 Nominated Contacts |
Up to 5 Nominated Contacts |
| Warranty |
12-month warranty |
12-month warranty |
Table 1: Detailed comparison of LiveLife Watch and Umps Watch.
