Publicerad: 2016-07-21, Författare: Andrew , testad av: techradar.com
Unusual design, Slick software, 6, month battery life
Basic features, Quite expensive, Doesn't function as a watch
The Misfit Ray's unusual looks will appeal to some, but it's severely limited in terms of functionality – not least because of the almost non-existent display – and struggles to justify its price tag...
Slim design, water-resistant, long battery life thanks to replaceable batteries. Tracks activity automatically. Vibration alerts
Uncomfortable fit won't feel great on all wrists. Minimal look means no buttons or display, except for one glowing light. Misfit app not as good as competing fitness apps
Misfit's tube-shaped Ray fitness tracker looks stylish and gets the job done, but it does too little for what it costs...
Can assign a triple tap on the activity tracker to control actions on your smartphone e.g. play/pause music, skip tracks or take a picture using the smartphone's camera, Comfortable to wear even when sleeping, Stylish design looks more like jewellery than
Can't display real time and progress to daily goal is only displayed as a coloured LED so not easy to see at a quick glance, The clasp on the wrist strap is fiddly to fit together, There is no option to input calories consumed
The Misfit Ray is an accurate activity tracker that can be worn on the wrist or around your neck and looks more like jewellery than a tradditional fitness band. It performs well providing accurate stats on the steps taken and distance travelled. It offers...
Simple and sophisticated design, good sleep tracking, battery doesn't need charging, various strap options, customised accessories incoming, not too pricey, easy to navigate app
Activity tracking basic and not particularly accurate, distance tracking especially bad, more smartphone notifications would be welcomed, app not very exciting, platform and device lack features compared to competitors
The Misfit Ray is a good-looking and affordable activity tracker. Its subtle design means it can be worn alongside a traditional watch without looking like you're doubling-down to placate your time-telling OCD. No need to constantly recharge it is a...
One bonus feature is a second companion app, Misfit Link. This lets you turn the Misfit Ray into a remote control for the Misfit Bolt lightbulb or your phone for, say, taking selfies or controlling music. Even if you don't own the Bolt, the options are st...
Publicerad: 2016-04-11, Författare: Sophie , testad av: wareable.com
A Misfit tracker that won't pop out, Sweet battery life, no charging, Accurate tracking (especially sleep)
More alerts please, App could be more motivating, Link doesn't work as well here
Like the Fitbit Alta, it's hard (as a reviewer) to get excited about the Misfit Ray because it doesn't offer much that's genuinely new. That said, there are still plenty of people in the world yet to buy a fitness tracker – or even a wearable – and this i...
Publicerad: 2016-07-20, Författare: Andrew , testad av: techradar.com/au/
Unusual design, Slick software, 6month battery life
Basic features, Quite expensive, Doesn't function as a watch
The Misfit Ray's unusual looks will appeal to some, but it's severely limited in terms of functionality – not least because of the almost non-existent display – and struggles to justify its price tag...
Slim design, water-resistant, long battery life thanks to replaceable batteries. Tracks activity automatically. Vibration alerts
Uncomfortable fit won't feel great on all wrists. Minimal look means no buttons or display, except for one glowing light. Misfit app not as good as competing fitness apps
Misfit's tube-shaped Ray fitness tracker looks stylish and gets the job done, but it does too little for what it costs...
Sammanfattning: I could tell the Misfit Ray was gonna be trouble when I couldn't figure out how to turn it on.Misfit is taking slim and sleek fitness trackers to the next level with the newest addition the lineup, the US$100 Ray. The band resembles a futuristic androgyno...
