
Nathaniel Pitts
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There's no way to sync water consumption with any of the health apps I actually use. The LED ring on my bottle obnoxiously lights up in the dark, despite having quiet hours set. There's no dark mode, so opening the app at night results in the GUI being permanently seared into my retinas. There's also no way to set reminder notifications to be sent by the app. I can't say I remembered the app in its current state. It feels unfinished and, at least on Android, like an afterthought.
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Nik Brooks
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Served its purpose of connecting and setting up, which was straightforward. I could also update the firmware. *Another update* Nothing has improved; tracking has worsened, and no new features or improvements, I will cancel my Nano filter subscription after one year of ownership. Very poor, Larq! 10/9/25 *Another update* The lagging issue remains unresolved, and tracking accuracy is still an issue. Everything works fine on an iPhone apparently.
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Mark Mace Jr
Very much lacking in features. Does not seem to update water consumption regularly. No way to manually update the consumption. No drink reminders. No way to edit notifications. Like others have stated, the measurement units are incorrect when inputting, but they correct themselves when you hit enter. They are not exact though. A long way to go. Would be nice if it was at least on par with the ios version.
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