It does mean it’s more discreet to wear and that will appeal to some, but if you are after something that makes more of a fashion statement then the Nike Fuelband SE or the Jawbone UP24 definitely offer more sleek styling. The SmartBand comes in a host of bright colours, though the matte black one we tried on is the most dull and ordinary looking. When it’s becoming difficult to stand out of the wearables crowd the SmartBand offers a refreshing approach, but many of its other features we have seen before on other trackers and overall feels like it’s still a work in progress. Priced at £80, it’s up against affordable trackers like the Fitbit Flex (£80) and the Garmin Vivofit (£99) and thankfully using it is not just restricted to Sony smartphones.
Whether it’s how much you check in on Facebook or the amount of photos you snap on a daily basis, Sony wants you to be able to record it. The Sony SmartBand is a wrist-worn activity tracker that not only wants to monitor your fitness but also log every other aspect of your life.
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