You can pre-order the Nike FuelBand SE through Nike’s website today for $150, or £130 if you’re in the UK. Hardly in keeping with an otherwise user-friendly device.

It’s a comprehensive update, but Nike hasn’t added Android support in the FuelBand SE, leaving anyone not using an iPhone with only the Web interface to track results, which involves removing the band, plugging it into your computer, and syncing it manually. Also, activities can now be logged as sessions, then photos and locations can be added, plus all this can be shared with groups of FuelBand users for a more social experience. If you’re using an iPhone 5S, this is enhanced by the M7 co-processor built into Apple’s new phone. A new iOS app shows your Fuel curve on the screen, and tracks your progress hourly, ensuring you stay motivated and on-track to beat your daily goal. The FuelBand SE comes with Bluetooth 4.0, so it can stay connected to your phone all the time. Nike+ Move app released, makes your iPhone 5S a FuelBand Lite Nike finally gets around to releasing a FuelBand app for Android The new Adidas Fit Smart is a FuelBand for the seriously sporty

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