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GymWatch review : A muscle-building wearable that's weak at the software knees

GymWatch review : A muscle-building wearable that’s weak at the software knees

Posted on January 18, 2016March 27, 2020 By Jarvis

The GymWatch is proof that wearables can cater for niche audiences and with all the running and cycling-friendly trackers out there, it’s refreshing to find something that’s doing something different. If you want something to closely monitor weight training, this is one of your best options. But it’s not perfect. Especially on the software front. The iOS app is pretty much a no go zone right now. Like many crowdfunded projects, you’re wondering whether they’ll make be here for the long run, and I’ve seen enough to suggest the GymWatch is here to stay once it’s ironed out some issues.
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