Vibration Metronome – Mathew Orson

Wearable Vibrating Metronome

This device is a vibrating metronome worn on the wrist, designed for musicians or performers. The watch-like design is sleek and minimalist, featuring a square body with rounded, metallic edges attached to a simple, grey woven strap. The interface is dominated by a clear e-ink display showing the tempo as “BPM 100” and includes easily accessible display plus (+) and minus (-) buttons for quick adjustments. The graphic elements, like the jagged lines emanating from the device, emphasize its core function of delivering a tactile vibration to keep the beat. Overall, the FEELINK metronome prioritizes a discreet, portable, and user-friendly experience, making it ideal for practice without the distraction of audible clicks.

If you’ve ever struggled to hear your metronome, or needed silence to focus solely on your instrument, this wearable vibrating metronome is the solution. Equipped with a DC vibration motor, a simple display for control, and future Bluetooth app integration, it’s designed to elevate your practice and performance.

Works on the go—great for dancers, runners, conductors, etc.

Hidden under clothes, clean stage presence. Able to be used by deaf or hard-hearing musicians and dancers. Tactile feedback builds muscle memory and improves timing instinctively.