Jawbone UP

For $129.99, the redesigned Jawbone Up is now more durable and offers personal fitness and well-being suggestions.

Creating more questions than answers

The Jawbone UP Move is Discontinued as of July 2017 The Jawbone UP Move is an inexpensive clip-on fitness tracker. Unfortunately, this tracker did not do...

In a market filled with sub-$100 fitness trackers, how does the best from Jawbone compare? Find out everything you need to know in our Jawbone UP3 review.

Want to be fitter? Need to sleep better? Sure you do. Jawbone's clever UP24 wristband - now with Bluetooth - can help

When you're trying to increase your fitness level, lose weight or just keep a log of your physical activity, finding the right tool to help can be a challenge

The Jawbone UP Move is an entry-level fitness tracker which can monitor daily activity and sleep, and is priced to allow everyone in on the fitness tracking action. However, as part of the Jawbone UP family, can it offer more than its specification sheet suggests? Gizmag recently spent a bit of…

Six months ago, Jawbone promised the world. Then it built a step tracker.

At only $49, the Jawbone UP Move is a great entry-level fitness tracker, with an app that's easy to use and indicator lights that make sense. The ability to change the form factor from wristband to clip-on device makes sense, but doesn't mitigate one little drawback: It's not stylish.

Big data gets some fashion sense

The Jawbone UP bracelet has been on the market for three years receiving improvements every year. The Jawbone UP 24 received a major update: Bluetooth LE. Initially to sync the data onto the phone, the user had to plug the band into the phone’s headphone jack and wait, typically about fifteen seconds, for the data […]

Jawbone's new Up Move fitness tracker works well and it's one of the cheapest you can buy.

The GHI's Tried & Tested verdict of the Jawbone Up Move Activity Tracker