Jawbone UP24 Activity Wristband Large/Small $69 @ Dick Smith (C&C)

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[Deactivated] on 26/09/2015 - 19:28 dicksmith.com.au (371 clicks)
Last edited 27/09/2015 - 00:02 by 2 other users

Possibly $59 if you received a mates rate ($10 off) coupon from purchasing the Logitech UE Boom from DSE ebay a few weeks ago (worked for me)

BAND + APP + YOU = THE UP SYSTEM
UP® is a system that takes a holistic approach to a healthy lifestyle. The wristband tracks your movement and sleep in the background. The app displays your data, lets you add things like meals and mood, and delivers insights that keep you moving forward.

YOU, IN THE MOMENT
UP24 is always connected, providing real-time feedback so that you can stay motivated and live better. Notifications and nudges help you understand your progress throughout the day, while the home screen serves as your daily dashboard to check overall progress and see what your friends are up to.

DESIGNED FOR EVERYDAY LIFE

UP24 was designed to fit seamlessly in people's lives. Real life. It's a thoughtful combination of engineering and design, custom-made for how we live—an intelligent computer wrapped around your wrist.

CONNECT WITH APPS YOU LOVE
Complement your UP experience and connect to your favorite apps — or discover new ones — within UP. Track your weight, map your bike rides, access extensive food libraries and more, and that data will be seamlessly integrated into your UP feed, lifeline and trends.

MATERIALS & CARE

Band: hypoallergenic TPU rubber
Cap: TR-90 Nylon, plated in Nickel
Splash-resistant, but do not submerge
Avoid excessive bending
UP BAND DIMENSIONS & WEIGHT

Large 69 mm W × 43 mm H (inner)
81 mm W × 56 mm H (outer)
23 g
POWER & BATTERY

Up to 14 days with the latest firmware.
32mAh battery Lithium-ion polymer battery
Charge time approximately 80 minutes via USB charging cable
SENSOR & INTERFACE

Bluetooth® 4.0 BLE
Tri-axis accelerometer
Two single color LEDs and vibrating motor indicates power, charge states and current status

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  Steptoe on 26/09/2015 - 21:47

  I'd personally advise against this, as they don't seem to last. Get a XIAOMI MiBand instead.

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    beoluch on 26/09/2015 - 22:07

    How is the accuracy of travel distance and amount of calories burned for the XIAOMI MiBand?

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      Steptoe on 26/09/2015 - 22:10

      Can't compare, as the Jawbone died.

      The UP24 requires selection into of sleep mode too.

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        lplau on 26/09/2015 - 22:17

        Well its like comparing apples and oranges. Its like saying every fitness tracker is crap and just get a Xiaomi MiBand.
        I found that with fitness trackers, the hardware could be awesome or equivalent to each other, however its the software which really determines which one is good.

        You need to work out what you want from a fitness tracker, which is why people choose between fitbit / garmin / sony / jawbone etc.

        If you want just a pedometer and don't really demand any features then a Xiaomi may just be enough for you.

        Jawbone does do a good job with the sleep stuff though, sadly their Quality Control isn't too good. I remember using the first one Up, they had the "wake" alarms which it will determine within a 30min window what is the best time to wake you up. I found that feature to be awesome, sadly no other fitness trackers do that.

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        Steptoe on 26/09/2015 - 22:19

        @lplau:
        Durability is up there, and UP24 didn't cut it for me.

        Spending $20 will tell you if you want to spend any more.

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      itsaboutime on 26/09/2015 - 23:19

      My wife has the UP24 while I went through 2 mibands. The miband dongle can fall out of the band when your wrist contorts in certain ways (the reason I went through 2 so far).

      I like the miband for the battery life (29-33 days) and simplicity. My wife likes the UP for the more sophisticated app and diet related materials.

      I also liked the fact that you don't need to tell the band when you go to sleep with the miband- the issue with that is that it often estimated my time in bed (watching a movie/surfing the net) as sleep.

      My miband seemed to have underestimated distance compared with the Up. Using the map my fitness in addition to the bands on hikes we've done together suggests that the Up gave more accurate readings.

      Bottom line, need to identify what you want it for and get the one that best fit (no pun intended).

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        beoluch on 27/09/2015 - 14:50

        Thanks for the info :) I will mainly use it for running, so accuracy on the distance and calorie tracker is top priority.