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Withings Go review: Hands-on with the cheap e-ink activity tracker

Withings Go review: Hands-on with the cheap e-ink activity tracker

Posted on January 9, 2016March 26, 2020 By Jarvis

Wearables are big, not literally, at CES 2016 and Withings has launched its cheapest activity tracker yet. Here’s our Withings Go hands-on review.

PRICE AND DESIGN

At just £49/$74, the Withings Go is seriously affordable and it’s not just the price that’s small here. The Go is a tiny little activity tracker featuring a round e-ink screen.

We like the cute and fun design which is available in five different colours: black, blue, green, red, yellow. It can be worn in different ways including as a watch, clipped where you choose, or just hidden away in apocket.
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