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rjk · 15 May 2015 at 13:33

Nabu X - buy one.

get one free.

sweet deals

Razer Nabu X Smart Band - Black - BUY ONE GET ONE FREE @ £49.99 inc VAT

Discreet and Colourful Notifications
The Razer Nabu X offers a no-screen, no-fuss notification interface, meaning you keep your head up and in the game at all times. It simply vibrates when you get an incoming alert from your phone, and the LEDs light up in customizable colors.

Stay Active
All tracked by Nabu X's accelerometer and algorithms, with progress displayed on the companion fitness app of your choice.

Nabu X Tracks:
- Steps Walked
- Distance Travelled
- Calories Burnt
- Hours Slept
- Active Minutes
- Goals and Personal Achievements

Adventure Together
Nabu X is a social wearable, outfitted with Razer's proprietary Pulse technology to allow Nabu and Nabu X bands to "talk" to each other in a specified proximity. This creates fun, new ways of connecting with others and interacting with the world around you.

- High Five other users to exchange info
- Share and compare activity date
- Multiplayer Games

Detachable Sensor module sits snugly in a stylish 'one size fits all' strap
Water resistant up to 1m
5-7 Days battery life
30 Days Standby

Nabu X Is compatible with the following popular applications:
- Nabu App Marketplace
- Mytracker
- Health
- Timi Run Everyday
- Nabu Gamers
- WeChat
- Nabu Fitness
- Plus Many More

Only £49.99 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW

ubersonic · 15 May 2015 at 13:37

Not to sound ungrateful, but as BOGOF is essentially the same cost to you as "50% off", why not just use that on a product people don't need more than one of?

snakefood · 15 May 2015 at 14:16

+1

To uber's post, I'd think about paying 25 notes for one of these, would never have a need for two tho

spoffle · 15 May 2015 at 14:21

ubersonic said:
Not to sound ungrateful, but as BOGOF is essentially the same cost to you as "50% off", why not just use that on a product people don't need more than one of?

Because they want to make a sale worth £50, rather than £25

Ryan-3 · 15 May 2015 at 14:25

But, you might have different activity per arm and you get to wear one on each to show it?

TheEnosFam · 15 May 2015 at 14:34

It's to promote the Social Side of the wearable. Hoping that two friends will go 50/50 on a pair to use together.

Kipz · 15 May 2015 at 14:37

Ryan-3 said:
But, you might have different activity per arm and you get to wear one on each to show it?

Something tells me that my right arm will provide much more data than my left

.

tbyeah · 15 May 2015 at 14:38

BOGOF yourself :mad:

BluD · 15 May 2015 at 14:39

Kipz said:
Something tells me that my right arm will provide much more data than my left .

lol

geeko · 15 May 2015 at 14:45

ubersonic said:
Not to sound ungrateful, but as BOGOF is essentially the same cost to you as "50% off", why not just use that on a product people don't need more than one of?

So you can wear both and look as cool as Nathan Barley.

rjk · 15 May 2015 at 15:01

TheEnosFam said:
It's to promote the Social Side of the wearable. Hoping that two friends will go 50/50 on a pair to use together.

essentially this

Razer are supporting this deal to be what it is, I dont want to deviate from what they have offered as they could just reject my claim after the period is over.

the inability to utilise the social interaction feature of the wearable was my main criticism that i had when i was using one for a few weeks but that would be solved by having a mate with one.

snakefood · 15 May 2015 at 15:12

rjkoneill said:
essentially this

Razer are supporting this deal to be what it is, I dont want to deviate from what they have offered as they could just reject my claim after the period is over.

the inability to utilise the social interaction feature of the wearable was my main criticism that i had when i was using one for a few weeks but that would be solved by having a mate with one.

Your point is valid...but I work in IT, I'm not allowed friends. I get let out of the darkened corner once every 4 weeks, under close "supervision" with cattle prods

ubersonic · 15 May 2015 at 15:13

Ryan-3 said:
But, you might have different activity per arm and you get to wear one on each to show it?

But, but I only have one arm /cry

BUZZIN_NICE · 15 May 2015 at 23:39

u can get the same or better feature set and battery life for £13 each... £50 for two of these, no thanks...

rjk · 16 May 2015 at 08:33

It competes with fitbit.

You can't get a fitbit for £13. So rest your fingers

Unicorn · 16 May 2015 at 20:45

Shame this deal can't be changed to half price as im sure the same ammount would still sell. Show your razer rep this thread and they may

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thebennyboy · 16 May 2015 at 20:57

I have the Xiaomi Mi Band and it has pretty much the same features as this but only costs £13. It has a 30 day battery life too.

Razer has always been overpriced imo.

a03dugga · 16 May 2015 at 21:21

thebennyboy said:
I have the Xiaomi Mi Band and it has pretty much the same features as this but only costs £13. It has a 30 day battery life too.

Razer has always been overpriced imo.

Me too, I use the modified version of the Mifit app, so the notify and smart unlock works quite well for me. Three green flashed and vibrations for hangouts, two blue for facebook and one white for gmail.

Ditto on the overpriced bit, I regret buying my Blackwidow ultimate 2014 and matching Deathadder. So gaudy and I don't enjoy typing anymore.....

infernox · 17 May 2015 at 09:08

Been thinking of one of these. May ask a friend.

Also I still stand behind the fact that the death adder is the best gaming mouse you can buy. I've had mine bordering on 6 years and it works like it just came out of the box to this day.

Regret buying a death adder thats a first for me.

Wizzfizz · 17 May 2015 at 12:52

thebennyboy said:
I have the Xiaomi Mi Band and it has pretty much the same features as this but only costs £13. It has a 30 day battery life too.

Razer has always been overpriced imo.

Agreed

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