If you are looking for an affordable competent smartwatch that comes with a nice suite of fitness tracking apps, then the Vapor 2 is a smart choice. It is very affordable, durable, has removable wristbands, and uses accurate sensor technology to monitor your fitness levels and profess. The companion app works well, even though some parts are a bit difficult to navigate. Misfit Vapor 2 Smartwatch is a is a stylish, minimally designed wearable watch that features several advanced functions.
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I have been getting all sorts of compliments from friends and colleagues about how darling my new wrist candy is. Though the watch looks nice, I don't find it to be particularly comfortable. Being used to a very thin quartz watch, I felt overwhelmed by the size and weight of the Vapor. I don't think that I have particularly small wrists, but I have to wear the strap on the 2nd or 3rd tightest notch to keep it from spinning around my wrist.
Since the Vapor has an optical heart rate monitor built in, the strap needs to be pretty snug to get a proper reading.
I checked the website immediately for a smaller replacement strap, but found that the straps were all one-size. I found this pretty surprising given that this is a fitness watch targeted at women i. There is also a small button on the buckle digs into my wrists, leaving a little indent after a couple of hours of wear.
This gets quite uncomfortable, especially during workouts. This seemingly innocuous silver button is used to change the buckle on the strap.
It also doubles as a wrist irritant. Photo taken mid-workout showing irritation due to that little button.
I was very impressed by the touchscreen display, which has a nice crisp quality. It was very responsive for the most part, except a few times when I was trying to click a button at the bottom of the screen. If you're tired of using the touch screen to navigate through the different displays, you can also swipe across the touch-sensitive bezel around the screen. This feature didn't make a big difference to me in terms of navigating through the watch, but it's always nice to have options.
The first couple days with the watch, I experienced some growing pains. There is a lot of setup and syncing involved out of the box, especially if you're new to Misfit and Android wear. I found myself googling battery issues and sent a message directly to Misfit, since I couldn't believe I would have to charge the watch mid-day!
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Our Verdict. TechRadar Verdict. Introduction, price and design Fitness, battery life and app Verdict and competition. Image 1 of 3. Fossil-owned American consumer electronics company Misfit has launched its first touchscreen smartwatch at CES The company has made activity trackers and smart home appliances in the past, and it's now venturing into this new category with a smartwatch called Vapor. While other big tech giants are keeping their distance with this category thanks to disappointing sales , Misfit it seems is living up to its name, and taking a contrarian approach.
The smartwatch, design wise, does not bring anything new to the table, and has a round dial with metallic edges. While the company hasn't officially announced the operating system the Vapor runs on, the Verge has played around with it a bit, and seems to think it's a forked version of Android.
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