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[Video] Microsoft Band virtual keyboard full review-works surprisingly really well

Microsoft has just pushed out the first major update for its Band since its launch in October, and one of the cool new features is the availability of a virtual keyboard. But how well does it actually work on such a tiny screen? Surprisingly really well. We have to say that Microsoft did the best implementation possible on the screen real estate available.

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MrOlympia743347d ago

This looks pretty neat. I can see myself using this

jguzmanr813347d ago

Looks cool but that's one small keyboard. Go9d video

Gondee3346d ago

I have tried so hard to get myself to buy this, but the reviews just say its so uncomfortable :( Rev 2 Microsoft, take my money

MrOlympia743346d ago

I've been using it for a while now and its not uncomfortable at all. You get used to it being on your wrist and the good the adjustable tension works great. When you compare that to a Fitbit, then you may immediately say it feels awkward but you quickly get used to it.
It does a heck of a lot for $200

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Microsoft Band updated with improved heart zone notifications - MSPoweruser

Microsoft today pushed out a new update to the Microsoft Band via the Microsoft Health app, taking it to version 2.0.4737.0.

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Microsoft Band updated to include music controls and inactivity alerts

Just a few months after the new Microsoft Band came out, the company is adding functionality with a small software update. The two biggest features of this update—music controls and inactivity alerts—contribute to the band's identity as part smartwatch and part fitness tracker.

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Microsoft Band vs Fitbit Surge vs Basis Peak – Battle for best fitness tracker

"There has been 3 different devices by three different companies that are contending for this number one fitness tracker position, they are: Microsoft Band for the price of $199, Fitbit Surge price $250 and the Basis Peak priced at $199. All 3 of them promise to do heart rate tracking, not just while you work out, but 24/7 while you sleep, while you are doing normal everyday activities."

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