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engadget on 2020-12-14 15:00

Amazon's weirdly judgy fitness tracking bracelet is now on sale

After coming out earlier this year on an invite-only basis, Amazon’s Halo Band activity tracker is now available to anyone in the US who wants to buy one.

Brian X. Chen

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