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Microsoft Band 2 gains appeal with lower price

Microsoft Band 2 gains appeal with lower price

Posted on March 1, 2016March 31, 2020 By Jarvis

The Microsoft Band 2 hit the market in late 2015 and looked much better to the eye than the original wearable from Microsoft. The biggest downside to that wearable was the price tag for many people, when it originally debuted the Band 2 sold for $249.99. Microsoft is aiming to make its device more appealing to buyers not by adding features or updating software, but by slashing the price by $75.
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