Withings Pulse HR has a battery life of three weeks

It was once called the '90s, when mobile phones were not to be charged more than once a week. Yes, sometimes the battery can last up to two weeks even. This time is gone. The tacit mobile phones of the time are also lucky and replace devices that remind you more of computers than phones. The back is of course that we have taken the habit of reloading them once a day. As for the activity bracelets, they are a little better tuned, but given the amount of screen and the power of their processor, you can still charge shamefully. And few things are so frustrating as an unloaded activity bracelet when you train. Everyone knows that training that you do not measure numerically has never really taken place.

Measure every possible workout

French Withings, recently bought by its founder after having belonged to Nokia for a while, has just released a training bracelet that keeps several traces of blood on municipal manure. This is the Pulse HR device, which can process up to 20 days with a load, that is, almost three weeks. This is despite the fact that there is a bracelet with OLED screen and heart rate monitor. There is certainly no built-in GPS, but of course, something must be avoided in the life of the battery. The band is waterproof up to 50 meters and can trace a variety of different types of workouts. In addition, it shows how to sleep. The price is equivalent to 1,300 SEK.