Weebly |
Jawbone Up24 review |
8-Nov-14 |
[17] |
1. Wireless syncing |
1. Social sharing: can only add friends you already know |
2. Can use in shower |
2. No website interface, only phone app |
3. Deep sleep and light sleep data |
3. Hair can become stuck in cap button |
4. “Smart Wake” alarms for naps |
4. Overcounts arm movement as steps |
5. Usable design |
5. No screen |
6. Holds battery charge for up to seven days |
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Jackson chung |
Fitbit Flex vs. Jawbone Up : A comparative review |
23-May-2013 |
[18] |
1. Trendy and good design |
1. Not accurate tracking |
2. Mobile app is outstanding |
2. Only for iOS devices |
3. Battery lasts for 10 days |
3. Felt awkward, especially when typing. |
4. Short time charging (only couple of hours) |
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5. Inexpensive |
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Matt Swider |
Jawbone Up24 review |
24-Mar-14 |
[19] |
1. Wireless syncing added |
1. No display for on-demand stats |
2. Stylish and lightweight |
2. Does not have a web app |
3. Very soft rubber for comfort |
3. Works with only 10 Android phones |
4. iOS and Android compatible |
4. 2.5 mm stereo jack for charging |
Michael Sawh |
Jawbone Up24 review |
26-Mar-14 |
[20] |
1. Bluetooth Smart support for real-time syncing |
1. No built-in screen |
2. Slim, stylish design |
2. Shorter battery than Jawbone UP |
3. Great silent alarm feature |
3. App is sluggish at times |
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4. Not waterproof |
Matthew Miller |
Jawbone UP24 review |
6-Dec-14 |
[21] |
1. Well-designed band that fits comfortably, long battery life |
1. No altimeter to measure stairs climbed |
2. Flawless syncing via Bluetooth |
2. Limited just to iOS for now |
3. Integrated Microsoft Office software |
3. Hangs up on jackets and long-sleeve shirts |
4. Charges quickly |
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5. Great sounding front-facing stereo speakers |
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6. Expandable storage capability |
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