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January 2014
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The editors liked
Rugged and water-resistant
NikeFuel is motivating
Good social and rewards features
Helps track your fitness
Makes you part of a "club"
Comfortable to wear
Good battery
Apart from a couple of new colour schemes
The Nike FuelBand SE is almost indistinguishable from its sturdy rubber predecessor - and that's not bad thing. For a start
It's one of just a few wrist trackers that actually works as a watch (Irritatingly
The Fitbit Flex and Jawbone Up do not). Secondly
It comes in two size options to fit all wrists (Be sure to try before you buy
Or at least keep t
LED display
Battery life
Improved accuracy
Stunning
Stylish design
Extremely detailed online support
Wirelessly communicates with iPhone app
Easy to read display
Same
Comfortable design
Bluetooth 4.0 means automatic syncing
Battery lasts longer
The editors didn't like
No Android support
Not compatible with other fitness apps
Expensive compared to rivals
Doesn't do broader life-tracking
Need an iPhone to make the most of it
Expensive compared to the alternatives
The Nike FuelBand is built as solidly as an Olympic sprinter
But we still reckon Misfit's subtle
Powerful Shine has it beat. Both use low power Bluetooth 4.0 to remove battery life concerns (the FuelBand SE runs for several weeks on a charge)
But the Shine is also waterproof
Not just water resistant
More versatile
And crucially for many
Supports Android. There's still no FuelBand app for A
Nike's FuelBand SE is an interesting development over the original, but not the one-stop-shop that we so hoped it would be.The new Sessions and Hours functions are logical takes on real-world fitness and make the FuelBand feel far more accurate than it on...
Published: 2013-11-17, Author: Stuart , review by: pocket-lint.com
Helps track your fitness, makes you part of a "club", comfortable to wear, good battery
Need an iPhone to make the most of it, expensive compared to the alternatives
If you're new to the FuelBand concept, then the SE is a strong contender in the fitness category. The end result is great, particularly if you have an iPhone to get the most out of all the data. If you're an original FuelBand user, then the main re...
Published: 2014-08-14, Author: David , review by: theverge.com
Abstract: I sit at a desk too much. I drink too much coffee. I don't sleep very well. I have an odd feeling those three things might be connected. This thing on my wrist agrees with that assessment.After a few months of wearing and interacting with a fitness tracke...
The clasp is better and more heavy duty than other fitness trackers, The FuelBand app is easily one of the best designed fitness tracker apps available, Sessions are a great way to easily track and manage workouts, More friends seem to use the Fuel points
During contact sports, it doesn't feel so great if a ball or another person smacks you right where the FuelBand sits, No true sleep tracking, even though you can use Sessions to do this as a simple way of tracking hours slept, Battery life isn't so great
There are a lot of things to like about the Nike FuelBand SE and for the most part, they heavily outweigh the negative points above. I highly recommend it to anyone wanting to specifically track workouts. The FuelBand app is a great companion and makes th...
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: 2014-01-17, Author: Mat , review by: engadget.com
Decent battery life, Sleek design, Connects to your Facebook friends list
Still no Android app, Not geared toward fitness buffs, Pointless sleep monitoring feature
The FuelBand SE doesn't offer any earth-shattering changes from its predecessor, but its design, longer battery life and enhanced social features ensure it continues to be a solid choice among fitness trackers....
Published: 2013-12-21, Author: Sarah , review by: 9to5mac.com
The FuelBand SE tends to have problems with overall accuracy. One of the FuelBands that I got when replacing my initial faulty model had an issue with the accelerometer. When this was not working, the band got FuelPoints by just sitting on my desk while i...
Published: 2013-11-15, Author: Scott , review by: cnet.com
The Nike+ FuelBand SE adds Bluetooth 4.0 for continuous syncing, more water resistance for wearing in the shower, hourly motivational reminders, and solid social connectivity with other Nike+ users
No Android support, only works with iPhone 4S and later, Bluetooth syncing can get quirky, no vibration for silent alarms or hourly reminders, app's toolset is a little simplistic, doesn't track sleep
The Nike+ FuelBand SE is a minor upgrade to last year's FuelBand, adding Bluetooth 4.0 and a few new motivational wrinkles to its software, but the band's design is more successful than its package of features.
Abstract: With so many wristband fitness trackers on the market and new versions rolling out at what seems like a weekly rate, it's hard to keep track of which does what. Nike has been a leader in the space with its Fuelband lineup, but along with Jawbone and Fitbi...
