Unboxing of the fitness band Star21

If we look at the market, there are many options that we find when choosing a quantifying bracelet. Today we have one of them with us, perhaps it is a special option in the sense that it differs of the others since it is focused on another type of public and it does so with a message and an intention.

Generally, bracelets of this type are limited to counting steps, measuring sleep and exposing the data, all so that you have information to contrast, so that you do not get left out in this fashion that was born from controlling our physical activity. The Star.21 is different, the reason is that it not only records information and shows it in detail, but also has one objective, to educate us.

If what you want is a bracelet that vibrates every time we receive a notification, that counts the steps we take and the phases of our sleep and does nothing else, you have options such as the Xiaomi Mi Band or the Misfit Shine. If, on the contrary, your objective is achieve a more active and healthy life, educate your body and mind and take control of all this without your arm vibrating every 10 seconds, Star.21 is your bracelet.

This bracelet was created with a philosophy in mind; according to a study, for a habit becomes part of our lives, this must be carried out continuously for 21 days, hence the name Star.21, and its objective, thanks to its data and alarms, this bracelet aims to get us to move more by setting daily goals ( with progressive difficulty) and that we sleep better by forbidding us to go to sleep late and making us get up on time.

Thanks to the people of Oaxis, a unit of the Star.21 bracelet has arrived in our hands, and how could it be otherwise, we are going to give you our impressions of it. In today's video we will limit ourselves to making a unboxing and a review of its main features and the promises it makes.

The guys from Oaxis have been able to hit the ground running in a saturated market where there is so much competition and prices so varied, their smart bracelet is different approach to which the other companies have us accustomed.

The technical specifications of the bracelet are as follows:

- From 15 to 22 cm adjustable.

- 18g of weight.

- 15 days of battery (50mAh).

- IPX6 (not IP67 as I say in the video, I was wrong).

- Zinc core and TPU band.

- Interface based on 21 leds system.

- OTG connector for charging.

- Bluetooth 4.0 LE.

Looking at these specifications we can see that it is a very versatile bracelet capable, aimed at normal people (not active athletes), capable of accompanying us wherever we go, and of course, with light materials and sufficiently cared for not to cause allergies (ahem fitbit ..)

The functions of this bracelet are as follows:

- Physical activity meter.

- Silent vibration alarm.

- Sleep monitor and your cycles.

- Calories counter.

- Analog clock".

- Sleep education.

As you can see, they are interesting enough functions to make us consider your purchase, and more if its price is around € 60, a tough competitor for rivals such as Jawbone or Fitbit, who cross the € 100 barrier (of course, ensuring good compatibility with other services such as IFTT, which in this case Star.21 does not have).

The bracelet itself is capable of storing data of our activities during 7 days, until we open the application Life Balance and syncs automatically. It should be noted that it has not been updated to work with the iOS 8 Health application (for now).

To be able to make you one review We must use it for a minimum of 3 days, so if this gadget has aroused interest in you, stay tuned, in the next few days we will have our first impressions, final evaluation and any issues it may have.