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you know what's up guys so we're back with another video and today we are going to be taking a look at the Atlas wristband this is an interesting fitness tracker but it's definitely not for everyone it doesn't track steps or distance or anything along those lines but what it does track is mainly exercises that you would do either at home or in the gym so everything from jumping jacks to pull ups the Atlas wristband has an interesting look it's nowhere near close to being discreet so if you were planning on using it both in the gym and in the office that's a big no this is only for workouts and I have to put an emphasis on that the one that i have is black and green but there are different color variants available the actual device itself attaches to the band with magnets there is one button on the side that can be used to go back and on the bottom there is a heart rate monitor and on the other side there is a micro USB charging port speaking of charging how is the battery life it's not good for wearing all day every day but who would do that the Atlas wristband should go through about two or three workouts though before needing some extra juice the band is comfortable to wear and it's very light it's also waterproof down to 30 meters but it doesn't track swimming so those 30 meters were not that needed or I cool so what does the interface look like it's very simple to use just tap where you want to go and that's that so on the first screen you have the time and date next you have a workout program that you choose in the connected application and next we have a freestyle where you basically just start working out and the device will detect what you are doing basically how many reps and your heart rate and once you are done with that press the physical button and click end then just open the app and sync the app will then show a summary of your workout now let's get into some pros and cons so pros workout detection is spot on it's light and comfortable it has a touch display and a good heart rate monitor cons the display is practically unusable outdoors it has is somewhat ugly designed but the beauty is in the eye of the beholder the screen is easily scratch able and the battery life is man alright so as a conclusion do I like this product yeah sure it's a cool product made entirely for gym usage and home workouts there is cardio training but it's not worth spending two hundred dollars on it to do cardio there's a bunch of better watches for that thank you guys so much for watching please leave a like if you enjoyed the video and I'll see you guys in the next one peace out