adidas miCoach FIT SMART 智能手环
随著各大品牌争相推出高科技的可穿戴设备，著名运动品牌 adidas 也不甘落后，正式推出摘第二代 miCoach FIT SMART 智能手环。新一代产品在设计上改用了 LED 点阵式的屏幕，并且具备心率监测功能，可以测量用户的速度、热量、距离和步幅频率等众多数据。此外，该设备还可以通过无线与智能手机连接，而用户也可以通过专属的 miCoach Train and Run 应用，制定自己的训练计划并追踪全天的活动数据。这款单品将于今年 8 月在 Best Buy 率先发售，并将于之后登陆 adidas 指定零售商，定价为 $199 美元。Adidas miCoach Fit Smart Preview - CNET
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Adidas' new MiCoach Fit Smart wristband is a fitness tracker that measures your heart rate as you exercise, and was unveiled today at the
in San Francisco. Unlike the German company's 2013 , which cost $399 and was decked out with a GPS and a touchscreen, this device only collects data on your pace, distance, and stride rate as you run, as well as estimating the calories you burn.
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Availability
The Fit Smart will begin selling through Adidas' online and retail stores on August 15 around the world, and cost EUR199 in Europe and ?199 in the
UK. It will then hit the US on August 17 exclusively at Best Buy for
$199, and expand to other retailers on September 1. Australian availability hasn't been announced, but $199 converts to around AU$210.
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The Fit Smart weighs 58 grams (2 ounces) and comes in a choice of two colors: black or a translucent milky white. Its silicone body keeps it durable, lightweight, and sweatproof, but it doesn't render the tracker completely waterproof, so swimming is out of the question.
During our brief time with it, we thought the device looked a bit chunky and wide -- it can easily dominate a skinnier wrist, and looks enormous when compared to sleeker, narrower fitness trackers such as the . The band does come in two lengths, however, for smaller or larger wrists.
The Fit Smart comes in two color variations and band lengths.
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After handling both color variations, we definitely preferred the black version. The dot matrix-style display (more on that later) is more prominent against the black silicone. As for the white model, we weren't big fans of its pearly color tone, which can look a bit dirty at times (even more so after a run, we imagine).
The device gives feedback via vibration and can last up to 10 hours with a full charge. On the face of the band, the display shows your current performance spelled out in LED lights. The tracker can also light up blue, green, yellow or red, to indicate how intense your workout is. These colored lights can also guide you when to slow down or go harder in your workout.The app component
Working in conjunction with a proprietary app called MiCoach Train and Run, the Fit Smart offers
coaching feedback and pre-planned workouts, including weekly goals. These short-term targets are designed to add up to long-term gains.
The app is compatible with both
and iOS devices, supports 11 languages, and can also be used to adjust settings on the tracker.
As you train, the Fit Smart records your workout data using the heart-rate monitor on the back and an accelerometer inside.
When you've finished working out, the band syncs with your phone over Bluetooth, dropping the records of your exertions into the app and the MiCoach online service. Adidas is committed to being open with your data, so the details of your workout can be exported to third-party online fitness services and social networks such as Strava and Endomondo.
The band's heart-rate monitor is built into the back of the device.
Josh Miller/CNET
We found the Fit Smart's interface easy to read, but not very
intuitive to navigate. Working with only a center button at the bottom
and two buttons on the right of the face, it took a while to figure out how
to get the device to start checking our heart rate, or begin a new workout session.
In addition, as a more affordable fitness tracker aimed for a casual athlete, the Fit Smart isn't as feature-rich as the Smart Run or other, more sophisticated trackers. And while this does keep the device's cost down, you'll have to make do without some features that can be quite useful for certain workouts, like a GPS. Be aware too, that , although we haven't fully tested this one.
The lack of a GPS won't be a problem if you run the same route every day or train on a treadmill, and if you do want to map your run, you can still do so with the Fit Smart with some extra work. (You'll need to exercise with your Fit S the phone will then track the route and then add the GPS data to the other data collected by the Fit Smart, all wrapped up in one file.)
This bare-bones set of features was a deliberate choice by Adidas, which doesn't view the Fit Smart as a lifestyle band that's can be worn all day. But for a device that's nearly $199 -- and even more expensive in the UK and Europe -- you may find yourself wanting more to justify the price.
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