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Published: 2011-11-30, Author: Mat , review by: gizmodo.com
The wearability factor on this is huge. The Yves Behar-designed band looks fantastic, and more to the point works well as an accessory. The big problem with fitness monitors has been nailing a form factor that's truly go-anywhere. If you have to take some
The cap that covers the connecting jack tends to pop off. Lose it, and it costs $10 to replace, plus $5 in shipping if you order from Jawbone's store. You get a three pack for that, but it means that replacement caps effectively cost somewhere between $3-
Absolutely not. At least, not right now. I even pulled the band from my gift guide.Wondrously Childlike Gifts For The New DadBabies are so adorable! And so very much trouble. Theyre always hungry, often crying and…Read moreAs youll see all over the Jawb...
Abstract: In September, we exclusively leaked the details for the new Jawbone Up fitness band. Fast forward to November, Jawbone, a company used to making Bluetooth headsets, announced the Jawbone Up, a stylish fitness band that tracks your steps, distance traveled...
Abstract: Like other Jawbone products, UP comes in a small, thoughtfully designed box that consists of hard plastic and cardboard elements, displaying the bracelet in its clear upper chamber while hiding instructions and extra accessories in the bottom. Planne...
The Jawbone UP2 is a viable fitness tracker with a stylish exterior. However, that's really where the good news seems to run out.When you consider that the band retails for about AU$90 on eBay, through to AU$179 from bricks and mortar stores, it's not par...
Slimmer and lighter one-size fits all design; App is still one of the best fitness gadget apps out there;
Not really an improvement on the Up 24 or Up Move, except on design; Band can clip arm hair; Still no smart band features, so no notifications on phone calls or messages; Water resistance is less like resistance, more like restarting to deal with the wate
Jawbone's latest take on the activity band is a solid update to the Up 24, producing much of the same in a lighter package, but it lacks some of the functionality of its less expensive option, the Up Move, which makes that a more compelling choice.Make no...
The Up2 provides simple activity and automatic sleep tracking in a slim and fashionable design. The band has good battery life and can be worn in the shower. The Jawbone mobile app includes smart coaching and can be paired with many popular third-party ap
It doesn't have a display to quickly check fitness progress and there's no heart-rate tracking. The sleep tracking tends to overestimate and the band can't be worn while swimming
Even with no display, the Jawbone Up2 is an affordable, easy-to-use activity and lifestyle tracker for those who want a little extra coaching in their life....
Abstract: This small rubberised wristband tracks your daily steps and sleep patterns using a variety of in-built sensors. With no screen on the UP itself, all of your data — which is synced to iPhones or Android smartphones by plugging it into the headphone jack — ...
