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Smartron t.band review: A health-centric fitness tracker

Posted on June 14, 2018July 24, 2019 By Jarvis
Build and design

The Smartron t.band looks more like a slim watch than a fitness tracker thanks to its chrome accents. The device also sports a metal electrode on the front with the Smartron logo. This is used for blood pressure and ECG readings. These readings can be shared via a screenshot through WhatsApp, Gmail, Bluetooth and so forth. It also acts as a central button used to control the tracker. I personally didn’t like the way the electrode stands out in the design. Maybe if it was a little more subtle, it would have looked better, but that’s just my personal preference. Under the tracker is the optical heart rate sensor and a second electrode.
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Wearables Tags:Bluetooth, Chrome, fitness, fitness tracker, health, optical, review, sensor, Smartron t.band, tracker, watch, wearable

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