With the Halo, Amazon wants to give you greater visibility into your overall health, along with actionable insights to help improve it.
Amazon Halo Review: A (Slightly) Creepy Smart Band for Better Health
The unassuming Amazon Halo wristband works with a membership-based wellness service that can help you get active and sleep better, but its tone of voice and body composition analysis are a bit creepy. Spoiler alert: Amazon wants to see your in your underwear for Halo to work properly. Read on to discover our hands-on review, plus see our favorite, editor-approved fitness trackers for 2021.
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Amazon says your semi-nude pictures will be automatically deleted from its servers after 3D body images are rendered. In return, you'll get an accurate estimate of your body fat percentage.
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