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February 2014
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The editors liked
Wireless sync over Bluetooth Smart
Claimed seven day battery life
Works with iOS and Android
Wireless syncing added
Stylish and lightweight
Very soft rubber for comfort
IOS and Android compatible
The Jawbone Up24 is an incredibly easy-to-use and enjoyable fitness tracker that counts steps
Sleep
And calories. The Up24 is water-resistant
Light
And comfortable to wear. The device syncs with iPhones and Android phones over Bluetooth
Detailed sleep and activity tracking
Supremely functional band
Well designed
Automatically sends updates to your phone and doesn't need to be synced using the 2.5mm headset jack
Battery lasts for a good week (around 6 days or so in our tests)
Comfortable to wear
Activity coach actually helps you get moving more
Inspiring you t
The editors didn't like
No Australian release or pricing
Updated Android app is coming soon
No significant new features besides sync
No display for ondemand stats
Doesn't have a web app
Works with just 10 Android phones
2.5mm stereo jack for charging
The Jawbone Up24 lacks a screen to quickly check your progress
Rigid wristband
Still can't automatically work out when you're sleeping
Thin, sleek, comfortable activity tracker. Measures deep sleep and light sleep. Connects with many other apps for sports, health, and calorie-counting. Beautiful app.
Requires a smartphone. Sleep mode not automatic. Very basic calorie-counting features. Ends of band don't sit flat. No display. No altimeter. A bit pricey
Comfortable, sleek, mid-priced, and with great sleep features, the Jawbone UP24 could be the activity tracker for you, as long as you don't mind mobile-only access to your data, and a few other downsides....
Most comfortable fitness tracker I've ever worn, Battery life is great due to the lack of physical display, about a week on one charge, Reminders are completely customizable and more advanced than other trackers, Stopwatch mode is ideal for tracking worko
Not many activities to choose from when categorizing your workout, Food tracking logs aren't great but third party integration makes it not so much of an issue
I've been using the UP24 by Jawbone on a daily basis for over a month now. It's been my favorite fitness tracker of all the ones I've used for one main reason — comfort. I don't want to know I'm wearing a fitness tracker. Since I have to wear it all the t...
Abstract: The Jawbone UP was the best fitness tracker I had ever used. From design, to accuracy, to the accompanying software, everything about the UP was fantastic… except for the quality control standards employed by Jawbone and its manufacturing partner. After g...
Abstract: Now, companies are fighting to win over people like me — the 90 percent. The way to do that is to make an experience that is simple and understandable (no, those things are not synonymous) while making the same data more and more relevant. The Jawbone Up2...
Published: 2014-01-21, Author: Mike , review by: tomsguide.com
Syncs via Bluetoot, Sleep trackin, Excellent app with intuitive diet trackin, Accurate
Price, Cap easily los, Only works with iO, Lacks display
By adding Bluetooth syncing to the Up24, Jawbone fixed one of the biggest issues we had with the original Up when we reviewed it a year ago. However, since then, many more fitness bands have appeared on the market, boasting more features and lower pr...
Published: 2013-12-06, Author: Matthew , review by: zdnet.com
Wireless sync functionality is a welcome addition to the Jawbone UP and while it is much more evolutionary than revolutionary it is a necessary step. I hope to see Android support come sooner rather than later, but that is up to Android manufacturers and ...
Published: 2013-12-05, Author: Scott , review by: chipchick.com
Fantastic audio quality, Fun color schemes, Loud, Great bluetooth range, NFC, Very long battery, App with settings/features, NFC, Micro-USB rechargeable, Durable, Built-in microphone for speakerphone calls
Rubber gets dirty, No track controls, Update 5/7/2014: Logitech has listened to feedback from their users and has added a great new feature. From now on, once you sync two UE BOOMs together for the first time, they will remember each other and automatical
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Published: 2013-12-02, Author: Nick , review by: ilounge.com
If there's any one category of app-enabled accessories that's seen the most widespread acceptance among iPhone users, it would be fitness tracking devices. Thanks at least in part to its placement in Apple Stores, Jawbone's UP was one of the first commerc...
Published: 2013-11-19, Author: Jon , review by: macworld.com
Slim, nondescript, plays nice with wristwatches, Bluetooth syncing with iOS devices, Fun, easytodigest data graphics.
Android antagonistic, No display, no extended sensor set
But let’s face it: Step and sleep data are just table stakes in the activity-tracking wristband space, and when Jawbone added Bluetooth syncing to its menu, it was really just playing catch-up. The Fitbit Force already has Bluetooth syncing, and many folks...
