Movement, communications and entertainment. In detail.
SmartWear lets you stay on top of things that matter. It interacts with your smartphone or tablet and lets you see your life as you live it. A fun and animated Android app records your physical, social and entertainment activities. For any given day, you can see how active you were, where you went, what pictures you took and how you have been communicating with your world. This innovative life-logging app will also help you gather points based on how you live and move. Lifelog even keeps you updated on the weather for tomorrow and the days ahead.SmartWear logs your day. Every day.
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Chanchi32
2 Aug 168#1
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Chanchi32
2 Aug 168#1
BuzzDuraband to Chanchi32
2 Aug 162#2
vassy201187
2 Aug 162#3
Good spot OP. Heat added :smiley:
Time to stay fit :sunglasses:
loopz
2 Aug 16#4
These don't work well. Bough at 20 and returned as software is so buggy it was a nightmare, search forums before buying
FantasyDeals
2 Aug 161#5
Tried a Fitbit once...
xboxden
2 Aug 16#6
Looking for something similar that doesn't need to be linked to a smart phone constantly and has a screen. Cheap one for the kids. Anyone have any suggestions?
Had one of these for over a year and works great! Never had a problem with software n sync (even on a non-sony phone (Galaxy S5). Software certainly less buggy than Fitbit Flex which other half has! Also good you can set it up to vibrate for incoming calls and texts (plus other apps). Heat from me!
gavzter to MrBlackNWhite
2 Aug 16#12
Exactly what I have this for.
For fitness/step counting etc it's a load of crap but for a simple wrist vibrate for notifications, customisable for any app so viber/whatsapp/snapchat/emails/etc I get a little wrist vibrate.
Battery lasts almost a week I find too.
nickmorc
2 Aug 16#9
Just ordered, reviews hit and miss as usual. However, worth a try for £11.99 delivered.
nickmorc
2 Aug 161#10
CEX offer a £10.00 voucher for these too, if you don't want to send it back or don't like it after trying it.
skemo
2 Aug 16#11
Took a chance on it, no way will I buy a Fitbit they are rubbish quality for the ridiculous price of them
austin316del
2 Aug 16#13
Bought one of these the last time they were on here and its rubbish, wont connect to any of my phones and when it does it doesn't count steps.
Had it since end of Feb, never had a problem with it.
Battery life is weeks and to date it reckons I've walked 1083km with an average of 9585 steps/day - so why am I still a fat ar$e lol
TylerDurdenUK
2 Aug 16#18
OOS now
vb90
2 Aug 16#19
I had one of these the last time the deal was here. The step count was all wrong. It showed I walked 1.5 miles in my sleep.
NikLP
2 Aug 16#20
There's a Xiaomi on here from yesterday for the same price with very good reviews, a bit less if you quidco/subscribe.
repouk
2 Aug 16#21
Maybe you did!
Darkeru
2 Aug 16#22
Wouldn't recommend the Miband at all.
Works well for notifications and such. Not brilliantly for step counts but not bad.
Problem is that I've had two and both have worked for 2-3 months and then stopped working.
hobbes748 to Darkeru
2 Aug 16#25
I think Mi Bands are a bit hit-or-miss. I've had one on my wrist since October last year and it's still working 100%, no issues and the battery is still lasting about 40-odd days on a charge with notifications all on (just checked it and it's got 41% charge after 27 days) - it was about 65 days to start with. But I know another 2 people who's ones also only lasted about 3 months.
herrbz
2 Aug 16#23
These popped up a few months ago for the same price. Bought the 1st gen MiBand instead as they were OOS. Kinda nifty for sleep and steps, nothing spectacular though.
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Movement, communications and entertainment. In detail.
SmartWear lets you stay on top of things that matter. It interacts with your smartphone or tablet and lets you see your life as you live it. A fun and animated Android app records your physical, social and entertainment activities. For any given day, you can see how active you were, where you went, what pictures you took and how you have been communicating with your world. This innovative life-logging app will also help you gather points based on how you live and move. Lifelog even keeps you updated on the weather for tomorrow and the days ahead.SmartWear logs your day. Every day.
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Time to stay fit :sunglasses:
http://www.imgmarket.net/sgp5/201607/exe00000381_7.jpg?TaskDetailId=10396321_371673ef
lots on ebay for under a tenner.
when it breaks throw it away and get a new one.
For fitness/step counting etc it's a load of crap but for a simple wrist vibrate for notifications, customisable for any app so viber/whatsapp/snapchat/emails/etc I get a little wrist vibrate.
Battery lasts almost a week I find too.
http://www.gearbest.com/smart-wristband/pp_263275.html?currency=GBP&gclid=CjwKEAjwiYG9BRCkgK-G45S323oSJABnykKASP7t6Kg6Sv9EDrnarqn2tYPM4A6C9j2KGGLNfoXW4BoCbDbw_wcB
Their own app is actually pretty good, but the additional app gives good control over notifications
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=cz.zdenekhorak.mibandtools&hl=en_GB
Had it since end of Feb, never had a problem with it.
Battery life is weeks and to date it reckons I've walked 1083km with an average of 9585 steps/day - so why am I still a fat ar$e lol
Works well for notifications and such. Not brilliantly for step counts but not bad.
Problem is that I've had two and both have worked for 2-3 months and then stopped working.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Genuine-Sony-SWR10-SmartBand-Activity-Tracking-Tracker-Wristband-Xperia-Black-/152149925521?hash=item236cd79e91:g:w38AAOSwzJ5XdSnP