Jawbone UP3

Heaps of data, cleverly presented: the UP3 could be the answer to your motion-motivating dreams

The UP3 was supposed to be so much better. It was supposed to be fashion-forward. It was supposed to be waterproof. It was supposed to be more intelligent than any other fitness tracker. It isn’t. I spent the last couple weeks trying to like this band, and I just can’t do it.

Just buy an Up2

Future-proofing the fitness tracker?

There’s a war on, and it’s for space on your wrist. For years it’s been fitness trackers like Jawbone’s new UP3 that have been sneering at traditional watches, but as smartwatches like Apple Watch …

Stylish and packed with sensory tech, but does the Jawbone UP3 justify its relatively high price?

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.

The Jawbone UP3 tracks activity and sleep, and a new Smart Coach feature in the UP app gives you health advice based on your good and bad habits. While it does measure resting heart rate, it's short on other features, especially considering the price.

Update: Jawbone recently went live with new firmware for the UP3 and, as such, we've revisited our review… The Jawbone UP3 is arguably the highest profile...

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

A thin fitness band that measures heart rate, but it doesn't do it the way you expect. We wore a Jawbone Up3 for two weeks for the definitive verdict.