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Mio Slice Review : Score One for Simplicity

Mio Slice Review : Score One for Simplicity

Posted on February 25, 2017January 14, 2019 By Jarvis

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For beginners, fitness tracking can be daunting. How many steps are enough? How many calories do I need to burn to get and stay healthy? How do I track exercises like weight training that don’t always involve lots of movement? The Mio Slice factors in several different metrics gathered by trackers into a single fitness score. Your goal: 100 points. That may seem easy enough, but inaccurate step counting and some other flaws prevent this tracker from earning a higher rating.

Design

The Slice band itself is pretty basic. It comes in four colors: Black, Navy, Stone and Sienna. It has a 0.8-inch OLED display and a single button below it that lets you cycle through stats, including your daily and weekly fitness scores, heart rate, step count and sleep.
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