Testseek.co.uk have collected 84 expert reviews of the Asus VivoWatch and the average rating is 71%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Asus VivoWatch.
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84 Reviews
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Abstract: The Asus Vivo Watrch measures is 3.5x4.5x1cm and weights only 48grams with the attached strap.Like all devices that work with a single button to unlock the display and then rely various on screen swipes to get to the range of available screens the actions...
Quality design and well-built for the price, easy to use, great battery life, continuous heart-rate monitoring, UV sensor, LED indicator useful for when training too hard, waterproof
Basic activity tracking, no distance calculation, no third-party app integration, HiVivo platform needs work, uncomfortable to wear, limited notifications, can't specify activity
The Asus VivoWatch is one smart looking activity tracker. But despite hot looks its basic feature set simply doesn't match or surpass the best devices in its field, such as the Fitbit Charge HR. There are a few notable selling points to the Asus, o...
Published: 2015-07-03, Author: Alan , review by: alphr.com
This isn't necessarily a bad thing. Some wearables have made the mistake of trying to support everything, and only succeeded in seeming too complicated. The VivoWatch chooses to keep things simple, and for the most part it pays off.This isn't a watch that...
Published: 2015-06-12, Author: Sophie , review by: wareable.com
Good price, Excellent battery life, Useful heart rate LED
No notifications, No distance/GPS/sports, App needs work
The Asus VivoWatch is a funny device to score. The compact design, screen and battery life are an inspired combination that really provides something different. It's not a me-too band or a high end Android Wear watch and at this price, it works for beginn...
Just like a fitness activity band, the VivoWatch is an unobtrusive piece of technology which monitors your activity stats quietly, including continuous heart rate monitoring. But unlike a fitness band, the VivoWatch appears as an elegant timepiece that yo...
Published: 2015-05-21, Author: Richard , review by: engadget.com
Elegant design, Highly visible heart rate zone LED, Automatic sleep tracking, Great battery life, Continuous heart rate monitoring
Doesn't track distance, No app notifications, App still needs some polish, Can't export data to third-party apps
At $150, the VivoWatch manages to beat the crowd by combining a handy feature set with an elegant design -- one that you could easily wear in the office. With a bit of polishing on the app side, this will make a compelling option for casual runners...
Abstract: It does not run Android Wear like its ZenWatch 2 cousin, but the Asus VivoWatch is a decent option for a casual runner or anyone wanting to have a basic smartwatch. The watch shares a similar design and shape to the ZenWatch 2, with a curved Gorilla Glass...
