Name: + Fuelband
Brand: Nike
SKU: 64850
Rating: 4.2 (39 reviews)

3.9

based on all reviews

fairly good at that
Backcountry & Competitive Cyclist offer free 2-day shipping
it works fairly well and has a whole host of other fitness activity features

The replacement band also began suddenly losing its battery without warning
The fitbit is really poor in the build quality
It is absolutely useless for cyclists and swimmers

Bracelet: yes
Display: yes
Water resistant: yes
Calorie counter: yes
Bluetooth: yes
Compatible devices: Android, iPad, iPhone, iPod
Battery life: 4 day

Nike + Fuelband - Pros & Cons

fairly good at that
Backcountry & Competitive Cyclist offer free 2-day shipping
it works fairly well and has a whole host of other fitness activity features
Great software Bracelet is comfortable and discreet Easy to set up
cheaper and simple for your money
FuelBand performs admirably well
it is also easy to keep track of your daily goals
The design is slick
simple and very attractive
Fuelband is really simple
smoother
simpler social experience
clever rewards are a good short-term fitness motivator
was simple and straightforward
simple
fast and good
perfectly comfortable and getting used to it was relatively quick and painless
Nike+ Fuelband app is extremely simple
Easy to add and remove links to customize the size
Better battery life than expected
polished and easy to navigate
bright LEDs easily readable in sunlight
Accuracy is good and the unique Fuel accruement system
The app is stable and consistent
integration with and robustness of the app needs lots of work
is easy and convenient to wear

The replacement band also began suddenly losing its battery without warning
The fitbit is really poor in the build quality
It is absolutely useless for cyclists and swimmers
is constantly updated with new products and new features added to old products
lack of display on the unit)
it doesn t have a connection to the Nike+ family
Fuelband has survived showers
heavy rain
and dog washing
Battery life hasn t been a terrible issue
constantly fastened around my wrist
the estimates are
inevitably
quite rough
created too much of a gray area for the Fuelband to capture data
hundreds of millions of dollars are still missing from the exchange
a purple-lit office space with glass doors
the Mercedes Formula 1 team have already ended deals with the fallen firm
accumulating a pre-determined amount of Fuel
Nike could flesh things out further on the software side
There is no feature to measure distance
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distractions during workouts are not cool
There is only one button on the band
Fuelband s display orientation for left or right hand wearing
Unable to accurately count steps and thus deduce calories burned
Too many are simply trying to capitalize on affiliate revenue
it is not waterproof
FuelBand SE still leaves a lot off the plate
Charging via USB only took me a little over an hour
software's still not as good as the feel and look of the band itself
the interface looks clunky on the iPad another disappointment
overly simplified app interface
LED array feels like a mini billboard on your wrist
lack of a stopwatch function or even a seconds display
FuelBand is not waterproof
doesn't pick up data for cyclists is not entirely as true
bright and colourful LED display hides
The total lack of movement on an exercise bike makes it almost impossible to measure activity
there's still no sign of an Android app
metal buckle on the back hides the USB connector
The app is currently only available for iOS
Most gadgets seldom live up to their advertised battery life
FuelBand itself is only half of the equation
about a Windows phone or BlackBerry app too
$150 USD price point a bit steep
sleep tracking is poor
no sleep data
slightly more weighty without being annoyingly bulky
display can't be made to stay on for longer or the time left permanently on
bracelet often encroached on the keyboard due to the position of the USB slots
to record data about your exercise
apps for any other platform yet
calorie counting becomes fairly useless
The lights start out red-just one or two at first
no ability to input calories consumed
the old FuelBand was NOT robust
It symobilizes a website link url
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Force's step monitor is not accurate
Fuel points can be a blessing
FuelBand lacks a defined start and stop system
Both gadgets are highly flawed
No ability to set different goals for different days
Steps are always counted too high so steps become a throwaway measurement
FuelBand will either be a bit too loose or too tight
knocked off several times while playing basketball and not always as a
FuelBand app causes problems almost every time Nike sends out a new update
battery life was lacking with a charge needed every three days or
rigid structure to be slightly uncomfortable
Nike's device does not have a vibration motor
the LEDs will light up from red to yellow to green
accelerometer only registers the swinging motion of the wrist
apps have lost their GPS connection or
Limited release for pre-sale in the USA
this product is near useless
No content may be reproduced
The iPhone App CANNOT be used to setup the Fuelband
This site uses Akismet to reduce spam
still has not linked to a Nike+ account
Nike+ Fuelband is not officially available in Singapore yet
as accurate as some competing models in terms of steps or calories burned
you are trying to end a Session and start a new one
the alerts as I am not always looking at the display
bluetooth indicator strobing on and off
Nike+ Fuel app does not integrate its data with third-party software
maddeningly expensive
it is harder to accumulate the fuel points
phone app took longer to set up than the one on the computer and at times felt a bit frustrating

Nike + Fuelband - Full Specifications

Bracelet	yes
Bracelet Thickness	0.31 in
Bracelet Width	0.67 in
Clips	no

Weight	1.06 oz

Water resistant	yes
Fully Waterproof	no
Calorie counter	yes
Pedometer	yes
Sleep reading	yes
Status indicator (LED-diod)	yes
Touchscreen	yes
Watch	yes

Compatible devices	Android iPad iPhone iPod

Display	yes

Colour of product	Black Black,Green Black,Red Green Orange Pink Red Silver White Yellow

Bluetooth	yes
Bluetooth version	4.0
GPS	no

Battery life	4.0 day
Battery type	Li-polymer
Charging via USB	yes

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Nike + Fuelband Nike - Editorial Reviews (18)

3.6

Based on 18 reviews

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Good Housekeeping

Published: 03.10.2014

Nike+ Fuelband SE Activity Tracker

The GHI's Tried & Tested verdict of the Nike+ Fuelband SE Activity Tracker

aBlogtoWatch

Published: 15.06.2012

Nike+ FuelBand Watch Review | aBlogtoWatch

Contributed by Adam Morin The Nike+FuelBand is device that you wear on your wrist which tells the time but I certainly wouldn’t call it a watch. The time telling aspect is really just an added bonus since you can’t simply glance at your wrist to take note of the time. It’s more of a lifestyle […]

Tu.no

Published: 14.03.2012

REVIEW: Nike+ FuelBand

Nike+ FuelBand was well on its way to becoming this year’s coolest fitness device. It’s a shame it doesn’t work.

Digital Trends

Published: 23.03.2012

Nike+ Fuelband Review | Digital Trends

The Nike+ Fuelband is the newest addition to the Nike+ family of fitness trackers with some serious social integration on the device.

Nike + Fuelband Nike+ FuelBand In-Depth Review

DC Rainmaker

Published: 22.08.2012

Nike+ FuelBand In-Depth Review

Back in the spring I started to compare various activity monitors – in the hopes of making sense of this fast moving and exploding market segment. This review will be the first in a series of reviews (every couple of

PCMAG

Published: 09.05.2012

Nike+ FuelBand Review

3.0

The retro-chic fitness-tracking Nike+ FuelBand looks like an understated gadget, and in fact, it is. The data it collects is very limited, making it little more than a glorified pedometer.

Published: 01.05.2012

Nike+ Fuelband review

4.0

Did the new Nike+ Fuel band tracker really move us?

Nike + Fuelband Nike+ FuelBand SE review | Stuff

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Nike+ FuelBand SE review | Stuff

Nike's second-gen FuelBand is now even keener to get you off the sofa. But is it really as sporty as it claims to be?

TechRadar

Published: 29.01.2013

Nike FuelBand review

4.0

An unassuming little band you wear on your wrist - which can quietly guilt you into becoming more active

The Verge

Published: 08.03.2012

Nike+ FuelBand review

4.0

How I stopped worrying and learned to love Fuel

Nike + Fuelband A better-built fitness band, but not much smarter

CNET

Published: 18.11.2013

A better-built fitness band, but not much smarter

The newest FuelBand has Bluetooth 4.0 and a few new ideas, but it's not ahead of the competition in terms of software.

The Gadgeteer

Published: 02.01.2013

Nike+ FuelBand review - The Gadgeteer

As we come to the close of another year, I am reminded that this is the time to start thinking of my New Year's resolutions. Last year, my resolution was to

Nike + Fuelband Nike+ FuelBand SE review - the active person’s fitness tracker

the Guardian

Published: 12.11.2013

Nike+ FuelBand SE review - the active person’s fitness tracker

Nike’s second generation FuelBand SE improves accuracy, durability and is far more sociable, but still lacks a few features

Digital Trends

Published: 23.03.2012

Nike+ Fuelband Review | Digital Trends

The Nike+ Fuelband is the newest addition to the Nike+ family of fitness trackers with some serious social integration on the device.

Gadget Review

Published: 15.03.2012

Nike Fuelband Review

Pedometers have long existed. But let’s be honest, they’re for middle aged, over weight women. There is nothing cool, rad or hip about them. Those of the younger, more stylish generation are attracted to sleeker looking products that complement their lifestyle, not ones that contradict it. Nike’s Plus service emerged a few years ago, and while it provides much needed information for runners, it was, and is, hardly an everyday accessory to help you keep track of your daily activities. […]