Though still not a household name outside of Asia, China's Xiaomi is gaining in global market share for smartphones, and it's not stopping there. Like so many of its rivals, it's also breaking into wearables, with its debut device being the Mi Band fitness tracker. Perfect for anyone who wants to try out a fitness ...
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Wrist-mounted heart rate monitor that can read ANT+ devices and send data to your smartphone via Bluetooth. The Mio Velo measures your heart rate from your wrist and sends it to other devices via both Bluetooth Smart 4.0 and ANT+. It can also take data from other ANT+ devices – a speed and cadence sensor, for ...
THE GOOD The Jawbone Up is comfortable, durable, and effortless to wear. Its mobile app is intuitive and presents data well. THE BAD The Jawbone Up lacks a screen. It only syncs with iPhones and some Android devices, so there's no other way to view your fitness data. It connects via a less convenient wired ...
THE GOOD The Jawbone Up24 is an incredibly easy-to-use and enjoyable fitness tracker that counts steps, sleep, and calories. The Up24 is water-resistant, light, and comfortable to wear. The device syncs with iPhones and Android phones over Bluetooth. THE BAD The Jawbone Up24 lacks a screen to quickly check your ...
THE GOOD An affordable step and sleep tracker that can be worn on your wrist or as a clip-on; syncs wirelessly with iOS or Android; LED display shows daily goal progress; replaceable battery lasts for months. The Jawbone Up fitness app is the best, most well-connected ecosystem around. THE BAD The Up Move has ...
When you hear the word "wearable," there's a good chance you think of a wristband, probably one that tracks your activity. Ever since Nike launched the FuelBand, your lower arm has become the main focus for fitness tech. Already the rot is setting in, though. Nike is rumored to be leaving the game completely (even if ...
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