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Given that their fitness trackers routinely stopped working after 3-6 months and had to be replaced by them at their own cost... not surprised. It's a dying bi
by abritinthebay 10y ago
Given that their fitness trackers routinely stopped working after 3-6 months and had to be replaced by them at their own cost... not surprised.
It's a dying bit of kit, easily replaced by more capable smart watches, and while single-function tools can be great there isn't enough they can do to compete at a high level, they'd have to make them almost disposable in cost.
- fisherjeff 10y agoI loved my UP24. Then it died after six months. But then I loved my replacement UP24... until it died after a few months too. The beauty of a single function device is that I didn't want a watch or an Uber app or whatever on my wrist. And better yet, without all those things the battery lasted two weeks at a time, and it was a nice unobtrusive non-statement on my wrist. I really didn't mind the price, if only they could've made the damn thing work for more than a few months...