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January 2014
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The editors liked
Sleek and minimalist design
Water-proof up to 50m
It can be worn anywhere on your body with the included magnetic clasp and wristband
Tell time with lights on the front
Long battery life of around 4 months
So there is no need to charge it for a while
Waterproof
Wireless data transfer (when placed near device)
Can track swimming and cycling
Elegant aluminum design
Multiwear options from inconspicuously clipped inside clothing to "Bloom necklace" Tells time
Durable
Ondevice feedback to let you k
Sleek and attractive
Looks more like jewelry than tech
Very comfortable and easy to wear
Best looking activity tracker we've tested. Includes clip and wristband mounts. Functions as a watch. Fully waterproof for swimmers.
The Misfit Shine fitness tracker has a sharp design
Is compatible with a variety of wearable accessories
And lasts four months on a single battery
It's also waterproof and can be used for swimming
Smal
With slee
Minimalist desig
Tracks slee
Comfortable to wear
Easy to set up
Counts steps accurately
Has 6 month battery life
Consumer testers said it provided motivation for exercise
The editors didn't like
Android app lacks some functions compared to iOS app
The sleep tracker requires turning on before sleeping
Double tap on the front casing is not sensitive
Pedometer is not accurate when wearing on wrist
Overall
Misfit Shine is a good activity tracker
Sleep data is basic compared to the Jawbone UP series and Basis Peak unless you also buy the Misfit Beddit sleep tracking system
Shine attachment can come unsecured (can pop out of sports band
back of device is strongly magnetic
Causing it to be pulled
Tracks activity via vague "Shine points"
Tapping mechanism is frustrating
Not perfectly accurate
Limited data analysis. No integration with other services. No Web app. No syncing between iOS and Android apps. Dashboard lacks weight-tracking and calorie-counting
Minimal design doesn't display detailed data on the device
Currently only works with iOS
Needs to be held close to phone screen to sync
Currently has a closed app ecosystem
Doesn't track as much data as other fitness devices
Abstract: I got a red Shine.Today, I present the Shine by Misfit Wearables. It's a fitness tracker and watch that comes in several colors including Grey, Jet, Topaz, Champagne, and Red. It has interchangeable bands that transform how it looks and how it's worn, all...
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Published: 2013-12-31, Author: Mike , review by: tomsguide.com
Smal, with slee, minimalist desig, Tracks slee, Comfortable to wear
Doesn't track as much data as other fitness devices
The $119 Misfit Shine is a very good fitness tracker for those who don't want to look like they're wearing one. However, the $99 Withings Pulse is a better option for the more athletically inclined; it's even lighter and tracks more data, such as your ...
Abstract: ‘ve worked out for the better part of my life at this point. I'm not triathlete, but nor am I a couch potato that occasionally murmurs aspirations of hitting the gym only to be defeated by another episode of Real Housewives (I'm now sickened by that thoug...
Published: 2013-12-02, Author: Nick , review by: ilounge.com
If there's any one category of app-enabled accessories that's seen the most widespread acceptance among iPhone users, it would be fitness tracking devices. Thanks at least in part to its placement in Apple Stores, Jawbone's UP was one of the first commerc...
Published: 2013-11-12, Author: Steven , review by: tuaw.com
The Misfit Wearables Shine is a very unique and well-designed activity tracker that should attract a following by those who are looking for a way to track fitness without a plasticky device. Its water resistance and long battery life make it a winner i...
Abstract: Misfit is a young, start-up brand many of you may not have heard of up until now. Misfit is responsible for creating a new wearable health and fitness tracking gadget known as Shine. Classified as a personal fitness tracker, Misfit's Shine is the lates...
Published: 2013-08-23, Author: Sarah , review by: macworld.com
Sleek and attractive, looks more like jewelry than tech, Very comfortable and easy to wear
Tracks activity via vague "Shine points", Tapping mechanism is frustrating, Not perfectly accurate
The Shine is an elegant, attractive activity monitor that will make you rethink activity monitors. It's easy to wear—I haven't taken it off since I put it on—it's water resistant, it doesn't require charging, and did I mention that it's gorgeous? Plus, i...
Best looking activity tracker we've tested. Includes clip and wristband mounts. Functions as a watch. Fully waterproof for swimmers.
Limited data analysis. No integration with other services. No Web app. No syncing between iOS and Android apps. Dashboard lacks weight-tracking and calorie-counting
The Misfit Shine is an activity tracker that's big on style and great for those who swim for exercise. It doesn't quite offer enough to shine above the advanced competition, however....
Published: 2013-08-07, Author: Scott , review by: cnet.com
The Misfit Shine fitness tracker has a sharp design, is compatible with a variety of wearable accessories, and lasts four months on a single battery; it's also waterproof and can be used for swimming
Minimal design doesn't display detailed data on the device, currently only works with iOS, needs to be held close to phone screen to sync, currently has a closed app ecosystem
The Shine's one of the most stylish and futuristic-looking wireless fitness trackers out there, but you're trading in extra versatility for minimalist style.
Abstract: Wearable gadgets are the next big thing. Products like the Fitbit, the FuelBand, and the Pebble SmartWatch have shown us that gadgets in constant proximity to our bodies can serve useful functions. They all share one weakness though: Ugly designs.The Misf...
