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My early comment was wrong about the oxygen consumption. It's just an overpriced accelerometer that uses an oxygen consumption algorithm- doesn't *measure* anything related to oxygen
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It's not out till 2/22 and it's based off movement and oxygen intake I believe
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Here is my review of the UP... on the same site you'll also find my comparison between the UP and the Fitbit Ultra http://halfpeeledapple.com/2011/11/review-first-impressions-of-the-jawbone-up/ In short my impressions of the UP aren't good.
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I'v got 7.5 "Scientia" on my left wrist (latin for knowledge or science) Outline of the bear from the california that's been stylized a bit on my left pec A stylized torrey pine tree down my upper right arm A bunch of swirling arrows (represent time) on the top side of my left wrist 3 paper airplanes on my upper left arm…
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After 2 hours and a "duh" moment I figured it out. All I have to do is log an exercise routine that's the difference between what my device says and my normal daily activity according to MFP- which I'll just make as low as possible to make sure I cross that threshold: Added Routine = (Device reading - 2180) Tada!
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Couldn't I just add "x" amount of calories to my daily calorie goal? X being the number of calories MFP calculates as my daily background burn? Edit: Nevermind that doesn't work
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The moto thing looks way overpriced, not to mention you need the as-of-right-now unavailable headphones for it to be a HRM? I'm trading my fitbit ultra in for the UP this weekend. Right now the food tracking portion of the UP is just a photo journal- you can report how the food makes you feel, but you can't count calories…
