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With the Band 2 reaching its end of life and no Band 3 on the horizon, the future of the company’s health initiative is a bit foggy.
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Here’s some good news for Band 2 users who wish to participate in high-intensity interval training: Microsoft’s wearable is getting an updated this week to support real-time heart rate zone notifications.
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Microsoft held month-long sales on its Band 2 fitness wearable for each of the past three months, lowering the effective price of the device by $75 to $175. And today, Microsoft is once again putting Band 2 on sale. But this time, the special pricing l… Continue reading Yet Another Sale Keeps Microsoft Band 2 Pricing at $175
With Spring belatedly making its appearance in my corner of the world, I’ve been walking more again. And as I did so this morning, I started thinking about how I’d update Microsoft Band 2, the wearable I use and recommend. What should a Microsoft Band … Continue reading Fixing Microsoft Band
My wife Stephanie—admittedly non-technical, but very interested in health and nutrition—started using a Microsoft Band 2 in late December. At my request, she’s provided her own feedback on this wearable device, based on about three months of usage. Here it is.
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A new update for Microsoft Band 2 adds an optional auto-pause feature that pauses tracking when you take a break during a run or bike ride.
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