The company's cheapest smartband is already available for purchase in Italy through the official site and will arrive in major retailers and major e-commerce sites starting mid-June. Compared to Up24, whose successor it is, it is 45% smaller.

Up2 is resistant to water splashes and can also be used in the shower, with a battery life on a single charge declared for seven days of use. We find few additional features when compared to its predecessor, including an aluminum coating for the sensors and the form factor revised in size and design.

The features are maintained: Jawbone Up2 tracks daytime activity and sleep quality, and can vibrate to remind the wearer of a reminder or to move after holding the same position for too long. Jawbone also focuses heavily on apps to match its bracelets, such as Smart Coach.

This aims to improve the habits of the wearer, such as the quality of sleep, diet and physical activities. For example, if he acquires a higher step count after a longer period of sleep, the application advises the user to go to bed earlier.