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Hands on: Honor Band 3 review

Posted on June 29, 2017January 23, 2019 By Jarvis

The Honor Band 3 is nothing to shout about. It’s functional and colorful and does the things we expect from a fitness tracker.

Well, perhaps it’s unfair to say nothing to shout about. The price is pretty good compared to the rest of the market, given what Honor has paced  into the band – essentially, it’s a Fitbit rival that doesn’t cost as much.

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Honor Band 3 price

If you’re looking to keep an eye on your steps, runs, swims and sleeps, then this band will only set you back £59.99, which equates to around $75 or AU$100.

It’s definitely deep into affordable territory for many, and given the abilities it packs, it’s not a bad price at all.
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https://www.techradar.com/reviews/honor-band-3-review

Wearables Tags:Fitbit, fitness, fitness tracker, hands on, Honor Band 3, review, TechRadar, tracker

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