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At first, the $199 pricepoint seemed high, but it seems to be a cross platform high end fitness tracker with basic smartwatch functionality. Incidentally, this

At first, the $199 pricepoint seemed high, but it seems to be a cross platform high end fitness tracker with basic smartwatch functionality. Incidentally, this puts the price point right in-between FitBits and Android Wear watches (and also the iWatch). Furthermore, 2 day battery life is a very welcome addition. I wouldn't mind putting one of these on my wrist.

ddrmaxgt37 12y ago
The price actually seems low to me. The built in GPS and HRM make it compete with higher end endurance watches that cost $300+. I'm considering dumping my TomTom Multi-Sport Cardio for this if the real time stats during running are good enough.
josu 12y ago
My problem is that if it's also a sleep tracker. When are you supposed to charge these things?
- imajoo 12y ago
  1.5 hrs to full charge, 30 min to 80% charge. I'd charge it while making breakfast.
  - josu 12y ago
    >30 min to 80% charge That's impressive. But why does it take 60 minutes to charge the last 20%?
    - kevingadd 12y ago
      To put it really simply: Batteries are nonlinear. Charge/discharge rates vary based on the current amount of power stored in the battery.
      - josu 12y ago
        That makes a lot of sense, thanks.
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