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# IP58 waterproof rating Android 4.4+ compatible Vibrating notifications Sony Mobile SWR10 SmartBand Activity Tracking Wristband - Black

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## Summary

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## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Stay Connected:** Receive call and message alerts with a gentle vibration.
- • **Fitness Friendly:** Perfect for tracking your walking and running activities.
- • **Waterproof Wonder:** Dive into your day worry-free with an IP58 waterproof rating.
- • **Lightweight Design:** Weighing only 0.13 kg, it’s the perfect companion for your active lifestyle.
- • **Capture Life's Moments:** Bookmark special moments effortlessly with the Life Bookmark key.

## Overview

The Sony Mobile SWR10 SmartBand is a sleek, lightweight activity tracking wristband designed for adults. Compatible with Android devices running version 4.4 and later, it features a waterproof IP58 rating, vibrating notifications for calls and messages, and a unique Life Bookmark key to capture your special moments. Ideal for fitness enthusiasts, this wristband is your stylish partner in staying connected and active.

## Description

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Review: Great start - am really enjoying it! - Update 25/05/14: Having read other review, I feel I have to clarify what the smartband can do and its limitations. It tracks movement, mainly steps. If you do an activity that does not have recognisable steps such as say yoga, using equipment in the gym, rowing etc it probably won't appear as you might like. The option to log cycling and driving has not yet been rolled out - planned for the summer I understand, so don't expect this to work now. Sleep: It has the option to monitor your sleep. As with all trackers, this is basic. You tell it when you go to bed and when you wake up. During this time, if you move your arms about a lot - you're awake, you move them a little - you're in light sleep, you keep your arms still - you're in deep sleep. It does no more than that. It's a rough guide. Should you go for a run first thing in the morning and forget to switch it to day mode, it simply logs this time as awake, and no steps. It's up to you to switch it back to day mode. If you set it to switch automatically every day to sleep mode say 10pm to 6am, if you stay up one night reading and barely moving, it will probably log this as light / deep sleep. If you're still up working on your computer, ditto. It might be called a smartband but it is not a psychic band :-) Accuracy - for some people it seems better than others. For me personally, worn for the last 20 days alongside by fitbit one, it under reads consistently by about 5%. I can live with that. If you want absolute accuracy for your workout use Endomondo or FitBit One (ie not worn on the wrist). See further info below on some actual figures if you wish. Note - there is a delay between you doing steps and it updating the app showing the steps. Walk 200 steps - it will initially upload say 145. Wait a bit longer and you will probably find that it updates another 50 odd steps. Writing this, I feel I'm being a bit of a sony fangirl, but honestly, I feel it's getting bad press because user expectations are unrealistic in some ways. ------------------------------- Original review below: ------------------------------- I also have a fitbit one so this has a lot to live up to and so far I'm pleased. Advantages over a fitbit one: - It's water resistant. - I don't forget to transfer it from different items of clothing so it is always with me. - Other than not counting floors, it does pretty much all the fitbit one does and then some more. Particularly useful to me is the smart alarm - it works well. If I'm sleeping lightly at 5.30am then fine, wake me up for a run, if not let me slumber until the last minute, thank you. - I love the way I can control music playing on my phone just by tapping it - great when I'm at home and music is on external speakers via bluetooth and I can't be bothered to find my phone / cooking or whatever. - I like the way it knows when you're going for a walk or going for a run - it saves having to remember to press and hold the fitbit button to time a walk etc. (Note it does NOT yet log cycling or driving as per in the advert - this is to come in the summer apparently) - I like the way it uses the power of your phone to augment it - ie tracking your route / location. Save hassle not having to open another app on your phone. - It's good you can auto programme night mode so you don't forget to set it. However, if for some reason these settings end up to be incorrect you can't manually change it afterwards. On the fit bit you can add sleep later the following day for the previous night. - Getting feedback on arrival of messages is great - you can select which apps notify you, though this option takes some finding within the Smartband app. - It automatically turns all vibrations off at night when in night mode. - It uses a standard micro-usb charger rather than a unique fitbit charger. Fitbit advantages: - makes a good "watch" at night (ability to press the button and scroll through until it shows the time) - I miss the display a little - i have to get used to looking at my phone instead. - Fit bit shows each step as you take it - with the smart band there is a little delay - sometimes a couple of minutes - before your extra steps show on the lifelog display - Fitbit battery lasts a few days longer than this one. - I miss the growing flower and the encouraging comments fitbit makes! Fitbit has a sense of humour. Generally: - I use the Life bookmarks as general time stamps as well as for events I want to remember- I work flexi hours so easy to double press when I get to work and again when I leave, just so I remember what hours I did. If my phone is logged on to office wifi I also get a location stamp as well. - The location tracking is good - the default is set to low power - which means that it just uses wi-fi and mobile network to determine location which leads to a rather rough route line, but you can change this to "high accuracy" which uses GPS (although this does mean battery power decreases quicker). It's still not quite as accurate as say Endomondo. - Size of bands - in case you're interested - the small is not uber small - I'm fairly slim built and have it on its tightest setting - but I am by no means skinny. - Looks smart - I love the sony metal clasp. Not having a display somehow makes it seem less gaudy and more classy. - I do wish I could buy the extra coloured bands separately rather than in groups of 3 - I just want a purple one, not pink and yellow too! - Syncing with Android is good - it automatically reconnects after a few minutes if you go out of range and come back again - you don't have to reconnect using NFC. Occasionally it fails but no more than my fitbit one does - same technology I think. They are both on a par here. - The Fitbit one appears to count about 10-13% more steps per day than the sony smartband. I think though the fitbit is probably more accurate of the two though more testing required here. Lifelog app: - A good start here. Needs some social things adding - be able to view friends or link to myfitnesspal or endomondo / withings etc would be good. - Could do with a web app as well. - really annoying that you can only log on to a sony phone with a sony id. if you then try to log on to another android phone you have to use say a gmail account and you can't use the sony id. It would be good to be able to use both ids on all makes of phones. I've set it up to use my sony account but what happens down the line if I defect to say samsung - do I lose all my data and have to start again? - not too sure how useful it is to be able to tell how long you've spent on say emails each day, but still... - being able to see the weather in the background is actually useful. Will it replace my fitbit? Yes eventually, but I will miss my "friends" and the competition element. I really hope Sony build this element into Lifelog. Overall, very pleased. I bought this with a view to trialling it, bearing in mind desertcart's great 30 day returns policy if I don't end up wanting to continue using it - but I think its a keeper! 14/05/14: Edited to add that over the last 8 days I've logged both fitbit one readings and smartband readings. It is reading on average about 6% under fitbit one figures. Fitbit one is considered one of the most accurate fitness trackers (as it is not worn on the wrist). Average steps per day was around 13,000 steps so I'm fairly happy with this difference. It seems to miss out the smaller incidental steps - it is most accurate when out for a "proper" walk. For example - on a 2 mile walk: Fitbit one 3867 steps compared with Sony 3808 steps and on a 10k run FB 11,415 vs Sony 11,364 steps. I was expecting the smartband to over read (being on my dominant wrist) but it doesn't seem to. My only small gripe is that it is sometimes quite hard to get the music player remote element to work - you have to tap very hard. It's actually easier to hit your fist into the other hand to get it to work. There is a slight lag so it's easy to think it hasn't registered so you repeat the tap, and it gets a bit confused. All in all, still very happy with this and recommend highly.
Review: Looks nice, but doesn't actually work. At all. - Largely useless. The notification alerts are great and the wake up alarm. That bit is fine. But as an actual activity tracker IT DOESN'T ACTUALLY WORK. Unfortunately it struggles to tell the difference between walking, cycling and driving. so very often at the end of the day it reckons I've done about 20 minutes walking and a couple of hours cycling when in reality i haven't been anywhere near a bike. This means it is useless as a step counter too as it doesn't count steps while you're 'cycling' or 'driving' only when you're walking, and as it seems unable to tell the difference, most of your days will end with what appears to be a pitiful number of steps regardless of how far you've actually walked. It looks nice, and the notifications are cool, but it really really doesn't work as an activity tracker. At all.

## Features

- SmartBand SWR10 and Lifelog Android app support devices running Android 4.4 and later
- When a call or message comes in, the SmartBand gently vibrates on your wrist to let you know
- Bookmark your special moments by pressing the Life Bookmark key
- Waterproof IP58 rated
- Media remote (tap function)

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00HQIFKWW |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Band Colour | black |
| Band Material Type | Resin |
| Band Width | 2 Centimetres |
| Battery Average Life | 8 Hours |
| Battery Cell Type | Polymer |
| Battery cell composition | Polymer |
| Box Contents | Micro USB Charging Cable |
| Brand Name | Sony |
| Case Material Type | Resin |
| Cellular Technology | Bluetooth |
| Clasp Type | Pin Buckle |
| Closure Type | Buckle |
| Colour | Black |
| Communication Feature | Bluetooth, NFC |
| Compatible Devices | Smartphone, Tablet |
| Compatible Phone Models | Android devices (Xperia™ Z2, Z1, Z1 Compact, Z Ultra, LG Nexus 5, LG Nexus 4, Samsung Galaxy Note III, Samsung Galaxy S4, Samsung Galaxy S5, HTC One, HTC One M8) |
| Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth |
| Connectivity technology | Bluetooth |
| Customer Reviews | 3.6 out of 5 stars 1,505 Reviews |
| Display Type | Digital |
| GPS Geotagging Functionality | GPS Via Smartphone |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 06523984563247, 07311271448273, 08859100248698 |
| Human Interface Input | Buttons |
| Item Dimensions | 10 x 10 x 10 millimetres |
| Item Weight | 0.06 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | Sony Phones |
| Maximum Display Brightness | 450 Nit |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 1 GB |
| Memory storage capacity | 1 GB |
| Metrics Measured | Distance, Step Count |
| Model Name | Wristband Smartband |
| Model Number | 1279-4921 |
| Operating System | android |
| Operating system | android |
| Product Features | Bluetooth^Water resistant^bluetooth: Bluetooth 4.0 |
| RAM Memory Installed | 1 GB |
| Resolution | 240 x 240 |
| Screen Size | 5 Inches |
| Shape | Round |
| Special feature | Bluetooth^Water resistant^bluetooth: Bluetooth 4.0 |
| Sport Type | Running, Walking |
| Style Name | SmartBand |
| Supported Application | Pedometer |
| Supported Satellite Navigation System | GPS |
| Target Audience | Unisex Adult, Unisex Teen |
| UPC | 793518447329 886276280816 095673857396 |
| Warranty Type | Limited |
| Water Resistance Depth | 1.5 Metres |
| Water Resistance Level | Waterproof |
| Waterproof Rating | IP58 |
| Wearable Computer Type | Activity Tracker |
| Wireless Compability | Bluetooth |
| Wireless communication standard | Bluetooth |

## Product Details

- **Operating system:** android
- **Memory storage capacity:** 1 GB
- **Special feature:** Bluetooth^Water resistant^bluetooth: Bluetooth 4.0
- **Connectivity technology:** Bluetooth
- **Wireless communication standard:** Bluetooth
- **Battery cell composition:** Polymer
- **GPS:** GPS Via Smartphone
- **Screen size:** 5 Inches
- **Brand:** Sony
- **Model name:** Wristband Smartband

## Images

![Sony Mobile SWR10 SmartBand Activity Tracking Wristband - Black - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51ZTVxOhoaL.jpg)
![Sony Mobile SWR10 SmartBand Activity Tracking Wristband - Black - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/818AgtQyb8L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Would it measure steps taken on a treadmill? Or is it measure by GPS?**
A: It can only measure steps but it is able to distinguish between walking and running. As part of the Lifelog app you can set your own stride length if you know it, otherwise it will automatically configure it depending on your height.

**Q: Will this work with my S3mini ? Android 4.1?**
A: No it requires android 4.4 kit kat or above. Also you would miss out on some key features that are only compatible with Sony phones. I realise the last bit was unnecessary as I already said it wasn't compatible but thought I would say anyway! Also I can't vouch for the accuracy of the readings although I think this is the case with alot of the stand alone wrist mounted devices. Wow, also unnecessary but I'm on a roll! Hope this helps.

**Q: FOR 20 POUNDS IS IT JUST THE BAND OR THE WHOLE UNIT ?**
A: I paid £40 for the whole unit.  And even if the price has dropped to £20 for the whole unit.  That's still to much money

**Q: Is this product just the wristband, or does it include the actual logging device?**
A: It comes with a Large and Small wrist band and the white little logging device :-)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great start - am really enjoying it!
*by W***L on 8 May 2014*

Update 25/05/14: Having read other review, I feel I have to clarify what the smartband can do and its limitations. It tracks movement, mainly steps. If you do an activity that does not have recognisable steps such as say yoga, using equipment in the gym, rowing etc it probably won't appear as you might like. The option to log cycling and driving has not yet been rolled out - planned for the summer I understand, so don't expect this to work now. Sleep: It has the option to monitor your sleep. As with all trackers, this is basic. You tell it when you go to bed and when you wake up. During this time, if you move your arms about a lot - you're awake, you move them a little - you're in light sleep, you keep your arms still - you're in deep sleep. It does no more than that. It's a rough guide. Should you go for a run first thing in the morning and forget to switch it to day mode, it simply logs this time as awake, and no steps. It's up to you to switch it back to day mode. If you set it to switch automatically every day to sleep mode say 10pm to 6am, if you stay up one night reading and barely moving, it will probably log this as light / deep sleep. If you're still up working on your computer, ditto. It might be called a smartband but it is not a psychic band :-) Accuracy - for some people it seems better than others. For me personally, worn for the last 20 days alongside by fitbit one, it under reads consistently by about 5%. I can live with that. If you want absolute accuracy for your workout use Endomondo or FitBit One (ie not worn on the wrist). See further info below on some actual figures if you wish. Note - there is a delay between you doing steps and it updating the app showing the steps. Walk 200 steps - it will initially upload say 145. Wait a bit longer and you will probably find that it updates another 50 odd steps. Writing this, I feel I'm being a bit of a sony fangirl, but honestly, I feel it's getting bad press because user expectations are unrealistic in some ways. ------------------------------- Original review below: ------------------------------- I also have a fitbit one so this has a lot to live up to and so far I'm pleased. Advantages over a fitbit one: - It's water resistant. - I don't forget to transfer it from different items of clothing so it is always with me. - Other than not counting floors, it does pretty much all the fitbit one does and then some more. Particularly useful to me is the smart alarm - it works well. If I'm sleeping lightly at 5.30am then fine, wake me up for a run, if not let me slumber until the last minute, thank you. - I love the way I can control music playing on my phone just by tapping it - great when I'm at home and music is on external speakers via bluetooth and I can't be bothered to find my phone / cooking or whatever. - I like the way it knows when you're going for a walk or going for a run - it saves having to remember to press and hold the fitbit button to time a walk etc. (Note it does NOT yet log cycling or driving as per in the advert - this is to come in the summer apparently) - I like the way it uses the power of your phone to augment it - ie tracking your route / location. Save hassle not having to open another app on your phone. - It's good you can auto programme night mode so you don't forget to set it. However, if for some reason these settings end up to be incorrect you can't manually change it afterwards. On the fit bit you can add sleep later the following day for the previous night. - Getting feedback on arrival of messages is great - you can select which apps notify you, though this option takes some finding within the Smartband app. - It automatically turns all vibrations off at night when in night mode. - It uses a standard micro-usb charger rather than a unique fitbit charger. Fitbit advantages: - makes a good "watch" at night (ability to press the button and scroll through until it shows the time) - I miss the display a little - i have to get used to looking at my phone instead. - Fit bit shows each step as you take it - with the smart band there is a little delay - sometimes a couple of minutes - before your extra steps show on the lifelog display - Fitbit battery lasts a few days longer than this one. - I miss the growing flower and the encouraging comments fitbit makes! Fitbit has a sense of humour. Generally: - I use the Life bookmarks as general time stamps as well as for events I want to remember- I work flexi hours so easy to double press when I get to work and again when I leave, just so I remember what hours I did. If my phone is logged on to office wifi I also get a location stamp as well. - The location tracking is good - the default is set to low power - which means that it just uses wi-fi and mobile network to determine location which leads to a rather rough route line, but you can change this to "high accuracy" which uses GPS (although this does mean battery power decreases quicker). It's still not quite as accurate as say Endomondo. - Size of bands - in case you're interested - the small is not uber small - I'm fairly slim built and have it on its tightest setting - but I am by no means skinny. - Looks smart - I love the sony metal clasp. Not having a display somehow makes it seem less gaudy and more classy. - I do wish I could buy the extra coloured bands separately rather than in groups of 3 - I just want a purple one, not pink and yellow too! - Syncing with Android is good - it automatically reconnects after a few minutes if you go out of range and come back again - you don't have to reconnect using NFC. Occasionally it fails but no more than my fitbit one does - same technology I think. They are both on a par here. - The Fitbit one appears to count about 10-13% more steps per day than the sony smartband. I think though the fitbit is probably more accurate of the two though more testing required here. Lifelog app: - A good start here. Needs some social things adding - be able to view friends or link to myfitnesspal or endomondo / withings etc would be good. - Could do with a web app as well. - really annoying that you can only log on to a sony phone with a sony id. if you then try to log on to another android phone you have to use say a gmail account and you can't use the sony id. It would be good to be able to use both ids on all makes of phones. I've set it up to use my sony account but what happens down the line if I defect to say samsung - do I lose all my data and have to start again? - not too sure how useful it is to be able to tell how long you've spent on say emails each day, but still... - being able to see the weather in the background is actually useful. Will it replace my fitbit? Yes eventually, but I will miss my "friends" and the competition element. I really hope Sony build this element into Lifelog. Overall, very pleased. I bought this with a view to trialling it, bearing in mind Amazon's great 30 day returns policy if I don't end up wanting to continue using it - but I think its a keeper! 14/05/14: Edited to add that over the last 8 days I've logged both fitbit one readings and smartband readings. It is reading on average about 6% under fitbit one figures. Fitbit one is considered one of the most accurate fitness trackers (as it is not worn on the wrist). Average steps per day was around 13,000 steps so I'm fairly happy with this difference. It seems to miss out the smaller incidental steps - it is most accurate when out for a "proper" walk. For example - on a 2 mile walk: Fitbit one 3867 steps compared with Sony 3808 steps and on a 10k run FB 11,415 vs Sony 11,364 steps. I was expecting the smartband to over read (being on my dominant wrist) but it doesn't seem to. My only small gripe is that it is sometimes quite hard to get the music player remote element to work - you have to tap very hard. It's actually easier to hit your fist into the other hand to get it to work. There is a slight lag so it's easy to think it hasn't registered so you repeat the tap, and it gets a bit confused. All in all, still very happy with this and recommend highly.

### ⭐ Looks nice, but doesn't actually work. At all.
*by V***M on 5 October 2015*

Largely useless. The notification alerts are great and the wake up alarm. That bit is fine. But as an actual activity tracker IT DOESN'T ACTUALLY WORK. Unfortunately it struggles to tell the difference between walking, cycling and driving. so very often at the end of the day it reckons I've done about 20 minutes walking and a couple of hours cycling when in reality i haven't been anywhere near a bike. This means it is useless as a step counter too as it doesn't count steps while you're 'cycling' or 'driving' only when you're walking, and as it seems unable to tell the difference, most of your days will end with what appears to be a pitiful number of steps regardless of how far you've actually walked. It looks nice, and the notifications are cool, but it really really doesn't work as an activity tracker. At all.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Sony won't let you down
*by S***T on 12 November 2014*

For starters I personally feel that sony products are of high quality and I haven't been disappointed yet. I got the Sony smartband as a cheaper introduction into smartwatches just to see if they were worth the hype. I have had the band for about 3 weeks now and for the first 2 I thought I had wasted my money as the system was playing up a great deal even getting to the point of me throwing the band across the room. However after reading the online instructions more carefully I reset the system by holding down the button for a long period of time. Since then the system has been fantastic and I feel performing better than other people's comments my suggest. The lifelog is still in beta for some functions and I feel that this should be sorted by now. Overall from feeling frustrated to being wowed I can say with confidence that if you don't want to spend smartwatch money but want to track your day this product is the perfect go between with plenty of customization features. It has not got in my way at all and the vibration feature is handy as you can leave your phone on silent but still know when you have a call/text/notification useful if at work or in a meeting and stops you checking your phone for updates. Final sentence is another great sony product that still has work on going in terms of the app.

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