If you want to wear something that can provide a rough estimate of how active you are each day, there are no shortage of options.
Now Jawbone is giving consumers two more. The company has announced a
couple of activity trackers that it hopes will appeal to different types
of people, with one of them showing off some rather advanced tech.
For starters, we have the $49.99 Up Move, an entry-level alternative to Jawbone's fitness bands. It's a circular device that fits into a clip, which you can then tuck somewhere along your belt, pants, or bra. The Up3 has features comparable to the company's Up and Up24 bands, so buyers can still sync it up to the same Android app. The Up Move's LED lights can display your progress towards a particular goal, and Jawbone says its replaceable battery should last up to six months.
As for colors, there are five to choose from, with bands coming in purple, black, yellow, gray, and red.
For starters, we have the $49.99 Up Move, an entry-level alternative to Jawbone's fitness bands. It's a circular device that fits into a clip, which you can then tuck somewhere along your belt, pants, or bra. The Up3 has features comparable to the company's Up and Up24 bands, so buyers can still sync it up to the same Android app. The Up Move's LED lights can display your progress towards a particular goal, and Jawbone says its replaceable battery should last up to six months.
As for colors, there are five to choose from, with bands coming in purple, black, yellow, gray, and red.
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