That's not true they have good wearables as cheap as $86...
The Apple Watch is flopping
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Also fukk a watch... It's all about wearables now 
Obviously keep a couple nice time
Pieces for when I wear a suit or do business...
But generally I am switching between Polar, Fitbit, and a few others.
Obviously keep a couple nice time
Pieces for when I wear a suit or do business...
But generally I am switching between Polar, Fitbit, and a few others.
Not the ones that sync with equipment and give you more detailed information
I work in a gym that has multiple versions so...?
Why would you need it to sync to equipment? The cheap $86 dollar wearable counts sleep, calories, and HR. I don't see why you would need those three to sync to a shytty cardio machine in the gym. Then again I don't go to the gym to use a cardio machine unless it is the water rower
Most wearables sync to phone apps nowadays or they have a screen.
That's cool you work in a gym though big guy.
Rayzah
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I only paid 350 for mine, I don't know where 500 came from
A lot of people wear heart rate monitors for health reasons you dumb ass nikka. And your shytty gym has shytty equipment, mines don't broke ass nikka
Don't qoute me with non sense when you have no clue about what you're talking about
be back in a bit
All Star
It's a stupid fukking idea. It might have been a cool gadget in the 90s when we were watching James Bond do shyt with his watch in GoldenEye, but not now in 2015. 
No shyt people wear heart rate monitors for health. I WEAR ONEA lot of people wear heart rate monitors for health reasons you dumb ass nikka. And your shytty gym has shytty equipment, mines don't broke ass nikka
Don't qoute me with non sense when you have no clue about what you're talking about
My point is, you don't need to connect it to a machine. I've never once felt the need to connect my polar to a machine.
LMAO... Breh im a member of all Northern California Equinox Gyms in The bay.. I don't know where you work, but I guarantee it isn't nicer than these gyms on a cosmetic level.
www1.equinox.com/regions/northerncalifornia
All the equipment at my gym is state of the art. I just call cardio equipment shytty not because of the actually physical quality, but because cardio equipment is just "shytty" to me in general. I don't pay $200 a month to use a treadmill
No shyt people wear heart rate monitors for health. I WEAR ONE
My point is, you don't need to connect it to a machine. I've never once felt the need to connect my polar to a machine.
LMAO... Breh im a member of all Northern California Equinox Gyms in The bay.. I don't know where you work, but I guarantee it isn't nicer than these gyms on a cosmetic level.
www1.equinox.com/regions/northerncalifornia
All the equipment at my gym is state of the art. I just call cardio equipment shytty not because of the actually physical quality, but because cardio equipment is just "shytty" to me in general. I don't pay $200 a month to use a treadmill
Why the fukk would anyone care about the "cosmetic level" of a gym? Never heard of it
shyts going left field into irrelevance regarding the original point but I lost for trying to have a serious discussion with a grown man that bolds everything he types and is location in the fakkit Capitol of the world
Carry on
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the fact that the watch can't operate by itself made me not want to get it. i want a watch i can use without having my phone nearby 
Cosmetic, meaning the quality of the equipment, the appearance of The club, the cleanliness, and the amenities. You work at a gym so you should be familiar with those measures of quality.
You brought up "shytty equipment" and me being "broke" so I had to dead that shyt right there. Stay on topic next time instead of getting all snappy like I said something offensive to you
Cosmetic definition - affecting only the appearance of something rather than its substance.
Be a straight retard brehs
Like I said, stay out my alerts until you learn not to be stupid, k breh?
Actually, Hyundai has BlueLink which allows you to start your car and more from Android wear and phones....
Hyundai Blue Link Android smartwatch app will start your car
Jonathon Ramsey
We knew Hyundai would be bringing its Blue Link smartwatch app to the Consumer Electronics Show, and now that CES is upon us, the app's workings have been revealed. Once you get the free Blue Link app on your smartphone and your Android smartwatch and pair them up with the app, it's all systems go. Through either touch or voice commands, you can remotely lock or unlock your car doors, start and stop your engine, flash the lights and honk the horn, or have your watch locate your car.
It works on every Hyundai with first- or second-gen Blue Link (which is all of them in the case of first-gen and the 2015 Genesis, Sonata and Azera for second-gen). The watch app isn't quite ready yet, but the company says you'll be able to get it sometime in Q1.
There's a video above showing Hyundai's offering at work, and a press release below with more information below.
HYUNDAI BLUE LINK TO DEBUT SMARTWATCH APP WITH VOICE RECOGNITION AT 2015 CONSUMER ELECTRONICS SHOW AND PEPCOM'S DIGITAL EXPERIENCE
- Next Generation Blue Link System to Launch on 2016 Elantra GT and Veloster
- The Blue Link smartwatch app works with first and second generation Blue Link equipped Hyundai models
Fountain Valley, Calif., Jan. 2, 2015 – Smartwatch sales are skyrocketing and starting early in 2015 Hyundai owners will be able to connect with their cars using these wearable devices and the Hyundai Blue Link® smartwatch app. Hyundai will debut and demonstrate the Blue Link smartwatch app at Pepcom's Digital Experience and at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES®). Pepcom's Digital Experience takes place before CES on Jan. 5 and Hyundai's exhibit (North Hall, booth #2818) at CES will be open Jan. 6-9, 2015. Hyundai's cloud-based Blue Link platform allows features like remote start and service information to be quickly accessed through devices like smartwatches and smartphones. Hyundai partnered with Station Digital Media to develop the Blue Link smartwatch app.
"This new app expands Hyundai's exploration into how wearable technology and Blue Link fit into a customer's lifestyle," said Barry Ratzlaff, executive director, customer connect and service business development, Hyundai Motor America. "Connecting to your car through a smartwatch and voice recognition was previously something seen only in science fiction movies. Now, we can provide this capability to owners of Hyundai vehicles equipped with Blue Link."
The app is easy to use. The wearer simply taps an icon or uses voice commands to execute remote functions. The Blue Link smartwatch app allows Hyundai owners to remote start, lock and unlock doors as well as find their car in a crowded parking lot. Pushing the microphone icon on the watch activates the voice function, where the driver can execute commands such as "Start my car," "Lock my car" or "Find my car."
Blue Link smartwatch features
The Blue Link smartwatch app must be paired via Bluetooth to an owner's smartphone that contains the Blue Link mobile app. Remote functions can then be executed from almost anywhere in the U.S. as long as the user's smartphone has a Bluetooth and cellular or Internet connection. Hyundai representatives will be demonstrating the Blue Link smartwatch app on Samsung, Motorola, Sony and LG smartwatches. Android Wear users can download the app from Google Play for free starting in the first quarter of 2015.
The Blue Link smartwatch app works with first and next generation Blue Link equipped Hyundai models. The first generation Blue Link system rolled out on the 2012 Sonata and expanded across the lineup through 2013. Next generation Blue Link equipped models include the 2015 Genesis, Sonata and Azera. The smartwatch app provides all Blue Link users, including first generation owners, with even more freedom of choice when interacting with their Hyundai.
Blue Link Smartwatch features (all voice activated):
- Remote Engine Start
- Remote Engine Stop (Only available when vehicle is in remote engine start mode)
- Remote Door Lock / Unlock
- Remote Flash Lights / Honk Horn
- Car Finder
- Call Roadside
- Call Blue Link
NEXT GENERATION BLUE LINK AND THE 2016 ELANTRA GT AND VELOSTER
The next generation Blue Link system featuring a destination search powered by Google™ continues to add new capabilities and is being applied to additional Hyundai vehicles. Recently introduced features such as maintenance alerts and the Hyundai Assurance Car Care in-vehicle app will debut on the 2016 Hyundai Elantra GT and Hyundai Veloster in 2015.
NEXT GENERATION BLUE LINK PARTNERS
The combined first and second generation or next generation Blue Link platform is supported by several key operating partners including Hyundai AutoEver Telematics America, Verizon, Covisint, Minacs, TeleTech and Sirius XM.
STATION DIGITAL MEDIA
Station Digital Media is a specialized design and consulting company focusing on connecting brands with today's cloud-based consumer. Station's unique approach lies in design driven product development and application delivery. The Station team has expertise in connected cars, brand strategy, visual design, industrial design, retail environments and urban planning. By enabling transactional ecosystems across mobile, tablet and wearable devices, Station helps clients operate at the hub of today's consumer experience. Station Digital Media is headquartered in Long Beach, Calif.
Covisint
Covisint's (Nasdaq: COVS) B2B Cloud Platform provides a single entry point for business partners, customers, employees and "things" to connect and share trusted information with the right people, at the right place and the right time. With Covisint, auto manufacturers can quickly evaluate opportunities and innovate and incorporate new technologies, getting to market faster and more cost effectively. As such, they can continually provide enriching experiences to their end users – be they vehicle owners, automobile dealers, suppliers and more. Securely and seamlessly connecting both people and things, Covisint is helping its automotive customers take full advantage of major evolutions in the market, from connected vehicles, to the Internet of Things. To learn more about how Covisint is reshaping industries and helping customers gain a digital business advantage, please visit: http://www.covisint.com.
HYUNDAI MOTOR AMERICA
Hyundai Motor America, headquartered in Fountain Valley, Calif., is a subsidiary of Hyundai Motor Co. of Korea. Hyundai vehicles are distributed throughout the United States by Hyundai Motor America and are sold and serviced through more than 820 dealerships nationwide. All Hyundai vehicles sold in the U.S. are covered by the Hyundai Assurance program, which includes the 5-year/60,000-mile fully transferable new vehicle limited warranty, Hyundai's 10-year/100,000-mile powertrain limited warranty and five years of complimentary Roadside Assistance. Hyundai Blue Link Connected Care provides owners of Hyundai models equipped with the Blue Link telematics system with proactive safety and car care services complimentary for one year with enrollment. These services include Automatic Collision Notification, Enhanced Roadside Assistance, Vehicle Diagnostic Alert, Monthly Vehicle Health Report and in-vehicle service scheduling.
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