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Published: 2014-11-07, Author: Mario , review by: gizmodo.com
Lots of built-in sensors that measure useful metrics. The band gives you deep readings of some vital signs. Guided Workouts are a feature that could really help a lot of beginners get into shape. Love having an at-a-glance heart rate reading all day. Pret
Overall, the touchscreen interface is a big disappointment. It's not very pretty to look at and notifications are almost more of a pain than they're worth. The band isn't waterproof, so tracking your swims will never be possible, even if a developer wante
Not now. Wait and see how many developers jump on the Microsoft Health platform to actually make use of all the sensors. Also, its worth waiting to see if Microsoft irons out some of the early quirks with its user interface.AdvertisementAdvertisementThe...
Abstract: The Microsoft Band is the first fitness smartband from Microsoft and while it doesn't look super slick and sexy Microsoft has backed the band with more features and sensors than any other on the market. Yes 10 sensors to ensure the band tracks everything ...
Awkward design, Short battery life, Microsoft Health isn't smart enough yet
The Microsoft Band is the most well-rounded fitness tracker available for the price, but the design could be slimmer. Microsoft has launched its first fitness tracker, but it's much more than that. The $200 Microsoft Band has everything you'd e...
Published: 2014-11-06, Author: Matt , review by: techworld.com
Without knowing more about the Apple Watch we can give no definitive verdict, of course. But a few things are clear. The Microsoft Band is far from perfect, but it is a super-powered activity tracker that offers some smartwatch capabilities. It is well pr...
Abstract: The Microsoft Band is a fitness watch that also has some smartwatch features. How does it stack up as a smartwatch alone?If you want something strictly for viewing notifications at a glance, the Band is perfect. But if you want a true smartwatch, the Band...
Abstract: We know that the Microsoft Band is able to withstand rain, but is the touchscreen usable in the rain? I used a hose to simulate a light rain, and found the answer.Unfortunately, no, the touchscreen is not usable in the rain. The water on the screen severe...
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Published: 2014-10-31, Author: Christina , review by: wired.com
Abstract: MicrosoftBut more importantly, the Microsoft Band is cross-platform . This is huge as it's something Apple can't, and will not, do. Microsoft Health, the Band's corresponding software platform, is available on iOS, Android, and Windows Phone making the tr...
Published: 2014-10-31, Author: Christina , review by: wired.com
Abstract: Of course not: Microsoft has been working on a health tracking platform of its own. It's called Microsoft Health, and there's a wearable called Microsoft Band to go along with it. Both are available starting today in Microsoft retail stores and online sta...
Abstract: I've had the Microsoft Band for nearly 24 hours now, and here's my quick impressions. In that time, I ran a half marathon and did a little hiking to give it some fitness testing. I also used it around the house. After more use, I'll post a full review.So...
Abstract: Late last night, Microsoft in a surprise move announced the Band, a new health and fitness wearable that includes a heart rate monitor, UV sensor, Cortana integration and a gorgeous color touch display.Perhaps even more impressive, the $199 is available t...
