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hey guys this is Brian Bennett for cnet.com and right now we're taking a first look at the Nike Plus FuelBand se II now this device costs 149 and goes on sale right now for pre-order but also will hit the market on November 6 so basically this device is a follow-up to the original fuel band fitness gadget that became really popular from Nike and has very engaging color LED screen here which shows your basic fuel status how many points you have in Nikes fuel system so Nike also says that the Nike FuelBand se is also more water resistant so you can take it in the shower and will also connect to iOS devices only just like the predecessor unfortunately there's no Android support at the moment so what's really interesting about the new platform for the Nike Plus FuelBand se is that the new app will encourage you to get motivated and move every hour hopefully five minutes out of each hour and essentially ensure that you are active throughout the day and that will hopefully lead to a better lifestyle and better health other things that are nice about this Nike FuelBand se is that it comes in four different colors it'll come in black a crimson color an electric blue as well as a green sort of hue and it's all inside the band here so another really interesting feature that Nike has added to its latest fuel band is the ability to log sessions or activities for your workouts so essentially what you do is just press this button hold it down and that will kick off the recording feature so if you go say you play tennis or go to yoga class you can just press that button and record that activity and log it later also you can log your sleep by doing the same thing hitting that button holding down right before you go to sleep that'll launch a session that will begin sleep recording and when you wake up it just hit that button again and you have recorded how long you slept that night so the Nike+ FuelBand se will sync over wireless Bluetooth connection it uses the profile version Bluetooth 4.0 and if you don't want to sync that way you can basically unhook the hinge and plug in to your you know Mac or PC using a USB port that's right here on the edge of the band so there you have it folks we've just taken a first look at the Nike+ FuelBand se I'm Brian Bennett for cnet.com