Testseek.com have collected 108 expert reviews of the Jawbone Jawbone UP 3 and the average rating is 70%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Jawbone Jawbone UP 3.
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108 Reviews
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33 Reviews
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The editors liked
Looks decent. Comfortable. Don't have to wear it too tightly. Good silent alarm. Battery life of about six days
The editors didn't like
No screen. Doesn't stay on wrist. Many pairing issues. App often doesn't update. Can't see heart-rate in real time. Not sure how accurate the resting heart rate assessment is because mine is all over the map
Apparently. Expensive
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Published: 2015-08-29, Author: Michael , review by: cravingtech.com
All in all, Jawbone UP3 is a slim and low profile fitness tracker that can track the number of steps you take, your sleeping patterns, and resting heart rate. Other activities and consumption can be tracked too, assuming you are diligent enough to add the...
One of the smallest designs for a fitness tracker, 5-day battery life with half hour recharge time, The ability to log workouts and food, Smart Coach makes data on your physiology easy to understand, Calculates resting heart rate, Splash resistant and dur
Nothing. Maybe the charging method could be better
Published: 2015-08-24, Author: Alex , review by: fatducktech.com
Abstract: Three fitness trackers enter the Thunderdome that is… my wrist. But which one is actually worth buying if you're serious about tracking your steps and sleep? Like everything on the Internet these days… it's complicated.RRP: $149 (Up2) /$249 (Up3) Why you...
One size fits all band; Easy to charge via a magnetic USB cable; Finally, a different set of sensors for a fitness tracking band; Extended sleep tracking; Great app and social interface;
Expensive; Capacitive touch panel can be triggered too easily, usually by watches; Doesn't do a whole lot more than the Up 2, at least not yet; Heart-rate tracking doesn't do much, only tracking rate while sleeping; No way of seeing how you're progressing
The race to build the perfect fitness gadget is definitely on, and while Fitbit may have been there from the starting line, Jawbone wasn't too far behind with its own entry, the Up.A few years later, the Up 3 definitely has a lot going for it in the senso...
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Published: 2015-07-20, Author: Stephen , review by: techguide.com.au
Great battery life, stylish, great activity and sleep tracking
No display, expensive, limit heart rate monitoring
The Jawbone UP3 falls a little short in some areas but still offers a good way of keep an eye on your health and well-being. The device is limited without a display which means it is tied even closer to your smartphone and the app which is, thankfully, e...
Everyone has grasped the wearable mantra by now: sleeping is good; moving is good; humans aren't good at remembering to do either.As a result, what we really need is a device which integrates unobtrusively into our lives, monitors our lifestyle and remind...
Comfortable to wear, Good silent alarm functionality, Almost a week of battery life
Nowhere near as fashionable as Jawbone makes it out to be, Falls off your wrist still, Pairing issues with Android
LikeComfortable to wear.Good silent alarm functionality.Almost a week of battery life.Don't LikeNowhere near as fashionable as Jawbone makes it out to be.Falls off your wrist still.Pairing issues with Android. Hell no. No. Just no. This thing is a fiasco...
Compact band design; one-week battery life; fantastic fitness app for coaching and lifestyle tracking
No on-band display means you need to check phone for stats; band clasp difficult to adjust; heart rate limited to resting heart rate and sleep tracking at night. Can't be worn swimming
The Up3 is one of the smallest super-slim fitness bands around, but its lack of a display and limited heart rate tracking aren't worth the high price....
Abstract: It's happening: The smartwatch is killing off fitness trackers faster than I thought.I really didn't want it to be this way. For months, I've been holding out for an advanced, sensor-packed fitness band-thingy that would go beyond the none-too-helpful ste...
Abstract: The Surge is shaping as the ultimate wearable, with all the features of Fitbit's activity monitoring band and a smartwatch combined. Source: SuppliedWearables are a substantial growth area in consumer technology, and the fact that your relatives and frien...
