Up Moveby Jawbone
PROS
- Jawbone's Smart Coach feature is accessible on the Up Move, giving you feedback and encouragement in conversational sentences.
- The Up Move has a replaceable (not rechargeable) battery that lasts for months.
- The unit tracks many of the same metrics as more expensive fitness trackers, including steps, exercise, and sleep.
CONS
- The fitness tracker is water-resistant but not waterproof; you can wear the Up Move in the rain or the shower, but you can't take it swimming.
- The Up Move has no vibrating motor, so you won't be able to use it as a silent alarm.
- Design-wise, this isn't the best-looking fitness tracker on the market.
- LIST PRICE$50
$197.99Buy
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| Name | Up Move | Fitbug Air | FitBit One | Zip | Link |
| Manufacturer | Jawbone | Fitbug | Fitbit | Fitbit | Misfit |
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| List Price | $50 | $50 | $100 | $60 | $20 |
The wristband, meanwhile, is a weird addition. It uses a new, unique side clasp mechanism to attach to the wrist.
The wristband, meanwhile, is a weird addition. It uses a new, unique side clasp mechanism to attach to the wrist.
The app breaks down your entire night's sleep into a graph showing your amounts of sound sleep, light sleep and the times you woke up. It al…
The app breaks down your entire night's sleep into a graph showing your amounts of sound sleep, light sleep and the times you woke up. It also shows you how long it took you to fall asleep, how long you were in bed and how many times you woke up during the night.
Below these are motivational cards, offering helpful hints and encouragements. It sounds like a feature you'd immediately turn off, but we a…
Below these are motivational cards, offering helpful hints and encouragements. It sounds like a feature you'd immediately turn off, but we actually found them helpful.
It even has some advantages over the older Up bands: it can be worn in clip-on or wristband accessories, and uses a replaceable battery that…
It even has some advantages over the older Up bands: it can be worn in clip-on or wristband accessories, and uses a replaceable battery that lasts for up to six months.
As mentioned, the device itself is, well, not that attractive. Something about the bright colors and textures on the device just looks cheap…
As mentioned, the device itself is, well, not that attractive. Something about the bright colors and textures on the device just looks cheap.
While some trackers can feel like they leave you confronting a wall of information, Jawbone makes it all a lot more accessible with a Smart …
While some trackers can feel like they leave you confronting a wall of information, Jawbone makes it all a lot more accessible with a Smart Coach feature. This gives you feedback and encouragement in conversational sentences, with "Today I will..." challenges getting you to be more active.
One of the best benefits of the Move, however, is that you don't ever need to charge it. The Move comes with a standard watch battery, so it…
One of the best benefits of the Move, however, is that you don't ever need to charge it. The Move comes with a standard watch battery, so it should last for at least six months, just like Misfit's tracker.
Despite its budget price, the Up Move tracks all of the stats that more-expensive trackers do, including steps, active minutes, and sleep. I…
Despite its budget price, the Up Move tracks all of the stats that more-expensive trackers do, including steps, active minutes, and sleep. It runs on a watch battery rather than a rechargeable battery, so it has enough built-in juice to run for months, ...
