Up Move Activity Tracker, Onyx with Black Clip and Two Extra Straps

Great activity monitor! Links well with Weight Watchers etools app. I got one for me and one for my husband and we love it. Husband especially loves it because he likes to spend his free time doing lots of walking or bike riding but, as a NY city bus driver, other activity monitors we've tried in the past included all his driving time as steps and he'd have to manually adjust his data several times a day in order to have a somewhat accurate record of his daily activity. If you've ever driven in NYC, you'll know that our city streets have bumps and unfilled potholes and poorly filled potholes everywhere. With the UP Move, he presses it twice to set it to "active mode" (he can later select what type of activity he was doing) and that's the only time it counts his active time; other times, it recognizes and counts his steps when he walks but it won't count the bumps in the rode into his steps. I found that the fog clip stays where I put it but it's very difficult to remove the UP to put it into the wristband for sleep tracking so I just keep it in the wristband. Husband has had to re-sync his UP Move a couple of times but I can't say that it's because of the device since he tends to always have to re-sync most of his bluetooth devices while I haven't had to re-sync at all.

Purchased mine used. From seller gigliottus. -2 stars for condition. Although even the original package is included doesn't make the fldifference for not even cleaning all the gunk off it. Battery was dead. Not an issue it is used. But that was disgusting. Took me only a few minutes and a disinfectant wipe and was better. Just the fact you sent it like that was the disappointed part. Fact is a new battery in it and worked perfect. My point here is selling it used you could clean your old sweat and tears off it before you took the time to package it back up. White band was never used or the clip it seems. The black band and tracker have clearly been used a lot. Aside from all that let's talk about the tracker. This thing is amazing for what it is and the cost if purchased from another seller other than jawbone. Once you have trained your tracker by manually tracking all you have to do is wear this thing. Using the app allows you to scan products for nutrition facts and servings. Some have to be put in manually. Tracks your sleep well. The daily motivation from app is great too. There are no cons in this product. The fact you can buy a new battery for around 5$ or less is even better. One will last at least 6 months. Just try this out even novice athletes can appreciate this device.

Not happy. I set it up on my phone, checked and double checked how to do things. I have set it to record my walking each time before I start, and if I walk for an hour or so, about three miles, it records between 32 and 40 steps. It would also be helpful if the app included nutritional information so that you don't have to look it up every time you enter something. That got old very quickly. I don't even use it anymore. I'd recommend going for a much better model or different maker, or both.

I like the design and wearability of this fitness tracker, but the step count is about half of what it should be. After questioning its accuracy, my husband wore it for the day, along with his iPhone. (He has tested his iPhone pedometer for accuracy.) It registered only about half his steps, whether he wore it on his wrist, on his belt, or in his pocket.

First of all, this is a great buy. Getting the tracker, clip and two bands (though I'll never wear the white) for less than the tracker normally is with just the clip? Sold. I wanted an activity tracker but didn't want to buy an expensive one for fear it would turn out to be just a fad for me and I'd lose interest. After a lot of research, I decided on the Up Move; affordable with great reviews.I'm generally happy with it, with a couple of issues.I'm not 100% certain of it's tracking. I know it works fine if on my wrist and I'm swinging my arms as I walk. However, if I'm carrying something or pushing a shopping cart, it doesn't work at all. You have to be moving your arm. I tried putting it in my pocket while shopping, but it really didn't track very well that way. My husband has a different tracker and he logged over a thousand steps during a shopping trip, while with it in my pocket, I only logged a few hundred. I've also tried putting it on the clip and putting the clip on my shoe. Better...but still my husband's tracker showed a lot more steps than I do even when we're together. So...on the wrist and swinging your arms, or expect discrepancies.The app is awesome - very user friendly. In fact, the app was one of the reasons I bought it. It allows you to use the Up as a stopwatch and to input other types of exercise. It syncs to My Fitness Pal and scores your food's nutritional value along with activity and sleep. I do wish it would state what food it's scoring as it often says, "one item with nutritional information" or "3 items with nutritional information", but not tell you which items it is scoring. I also wish you could access the app on-line.It is definitely splashproof. I haven't worn it in the shower, but did the dishes and got pretty wet moving my lawn sprinklers. I do wish it were waterproof, since when I go on vacation I won't be able to wear it when I go swimming and such.All in all, it fits my needs and the price couldn't be beat. Just be sure to swing your arms.Edit: I have discovered this worked better on the leg of my capris than it does on my shoe. Not sure why.

Love the flexibility of the "clip on" option OR the wristband. Features compare to FitBit as far as I'm concerned, only MUCH CHEAPER! My daughter has the FitBit & even she likes my Up Move. For the price (about $20) you cannot beat it! it. Love the motivational sayings too. You can track your food as well as your sleep pattern. I'm really enjoying my Up Move.

The wrist bands do not stay closed very well. I am afraid they will fall off easily so I do not wear them.