Is anyone else pre-ordering an Amiigo?

Very very interesting, I hadn't heard of it. I'm just not sure I want to jump in on the ground floor of something like that. I'd kinda like to see it prove itself first before I spend $90 on it to find out it doesn't work worth a ****.

I love gadgets so this is right up my alley but I'm dubious. I know enough about electronics and programming to suspect it can't possibly be as accurate as it is portrayed to be. I can't even tell if it is really monitoring heart rate or estimating it based on accelerometer data. My fear is that it would be wildly inconsistent. I'd rather have less data that is extremely accurate than more data that is hit and miss. I guess I need more information before I can make a purchasing decision.

Ok, Ok, I just ordred my amiigo! now, how can I wait until June!! I think this is gonna be great.

My order is in too, gets pulse from SPO2 monitoring, will be accurate at rest but variable with energetic movement. Will be interesting to see how aerobic and anaerobic exercise impacts oxyhaemoglobin I think....

Just a waiting game now!

I'm going to wait until it comes out and see if it is as accurate as it says it is. For now my BodyMedia Fit is working fantastically.

My co-worker and I have invested in one each. Am waiting anxiously for June to arrive lol.

I'm one of the first that ordered. I can't wait. It would be fantastic if it syn'd with MFP.

Anyone receive theirs yet? Looks like early adopters should be receiving their trackers soon (if they haven't already).

I've been sort of following the fitness tracker craze for a while, and discovered the Amiigo sometime last summer. This tracker doesn't really have any technology that's all that impressive, it just seems like a better thought out product than all the other half assed fitness trackers out there (the vast majority of big name fitness trackers are glorified pedometers). Amiigo tracks your upper body, and lower body movements, checks pulse, has wireless charging and is waterproof...by no means any new technology, just a compilation of existing technologies put together into a more comprehensive product.
I've owned a few fitness trackers in the past and have been severely disappointed in all of them and have been waiting for a decent product to emerge. I'm not saying Amiigo is the one, but it's definitely a step in the right direction. Either way, having bought enough and being burned, I'm holding back, even with something as promising as Amiigo and want to hear some owner's thoughts first.

I'm guessing it's not possible yet, but I was wondering if anyone who has one knows if there's anyway to automatically upload your exercise to myfitnesspal.

For those of you saying you're waiting to see if the technology behind Amiigo is possible, it is and easily, there's nothing revolutionary behind it's tech nor is it that difficult to achieve what it claims. A lot of the problems will be with software, and that's something that will only become more accurate and improve over time.

If you want to see some tech that is 'out there' check out Airo. Promising tech if it turns out to be true, but given how long it took Amiigo to come to fruition, I'm not holding my breath for something like Airo.
http://www.getairo.com/

just got mine a few days ago and took it for a test drive today. Anyone have any questions I can tell you right now that its an awesome device and its only using 10% of the metrics right now?