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Avg. price in UK: ~£90
Avg. price in US: ~$100
Form factor: wristband
Battery life: 7 days
Screen size: 0.12 inch

Razer Nabu review. Compare 171 technical specifications and user reviews to see how it ranks among fitness trackers and if it is worth buying.

6.1

Good

6.3

Good

5.2

Good

4.7
Swimming
Score components:
28.0%
9.0
ATM rating
24.0%
4.0
Open-water swim mode
18.0%
1.0
Waterproof depth rating
15.0%
4.0
GPS
15.0%
3.0
Battery life
6.1
Kids
Score components:
30.0%
3.0
Battery life
25.0%
9.0
Weight
20.0%
9.0
ATM rating
15.0%
1.0
Screen size
10.0%
10
Price

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Best rankings

#119 in Best Fitness Trackers

Verdict

The Razer Nabu is a hybrid wearable featuring a 128x32 pixel monochrome OLED private message screen and a 3-axis accelerometer for tracking steps, distance, calories, and sleep. Key characteristics include an IP54 splash-resistant rubber build, a magnetic clasp, and band-to-band social connectivity that allows users to exchange contact info via a handshake. Its main pros are a discreet notification system and a solid 6-7 day battery life from its lithium-polymer cell. However, common cons include a bulky design that can be uncomfortable on small wrists, a display that is difficult to read in direct sunlight, and a rubber material that tends to attract dust and lint.

Technical Specifications of Razer Nabu

Overall score

6.1

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Popularity

What it is: An indicator based on the number of reviews received by the fitness tracker.

When it matters: When you prefer to buy a product chosen and reviewed by many other consumers.

Health

5.4

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Heart rate monitor

What it is: Sensor that measures heart rate in real time.

When it matters: When you care about live heart-rate feedback during training or resting trends outside of workouts.

Importance: HIGH

Resting heart rate

What it is: Measures heart rate while resting.

When it matters: When deeper insight into sleep quality, recovery, or overall readiness matters more than raw numbers alone.

Importance: MEDIUM

Fast/slow heart rate alerts

What it is: Alerts for heart rates that are too fast or too slow.

When it matters: When you want the tracker to warn you about unusual changes instead of only logging them.

Importance: LOW

Irregular heart rate alerts

What it is: Warns of irregular or abnormal heart rhythms.

When it matters: When you want the tracker to warn you about unusual changes instead of only logging them.

Importance: LOW

Blood oxygen sensor

What it is: Sensor that measures blood oxygen saturation.

When it matters: When blood oxygen readings are part of the health picture you want from the device instead of relying on heart rate and step count alone.

Importance: MEDIUM

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Sports & Navigation

7.1

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GPS

What it is: Satellite navigation capability for positioning and tracking.

When it matters: When you train outdoors and want pace, distance, and route tracking without depending completely on your phone.

Importance: LOW

Satellite systems supported

What it is: States which satellite navigation systems the device can use for positioning.

When it matters: When you train outdoors and want stronger positioning, route guidance, and navigation independence from your phone.

Importance: LOW

GNSS bands supported

What it is: Number and type of GNSS frequency bands supported.

When it matters: When you train outdoors and want stronger positioning, route guidance, and navigation independence from your phone.

Importance: LOW

Galileo support

What it is: Supports Galileo satellite system.

When it matters: When you train outdoors and want stronger positioning, route guidance, and navigation independence from your phone.

Importance: LOW

Acquires GPS faster

What it is: Shows whether the tracker includes features that help it lock onto satellite positioning more quickly at the start of an outdoor activity.

When it matters: When you train outdoors and want stronger positioning, route guidance, and navigation independence from your phone.

Importance: LOW

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Smart Features

7.7

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Notifications

What it is: Delivers smartphone notifications on the watch.

When it matters: When getting calls, messages, and app alerts on your wrist saves you from checking your phone constantly.

Importance: MEDIUM

Vibrating alerts

What it is: Provides vibration-based notifications and alerts.

When it matters: When staying reachable from your wrist helps you avoid checking your phone constantly.

Importance: LOW

Call control

What it is: Allows control of phone calls from the device.

When it matters: When staying reachable from your wrist helps you avoid checking your phone constantly.

Importance: LOW

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Call answering

What it is: Allows answering calls directly from the device.

When it matters: When staying reachable from your wrist helps you avoid checking your phone constantly.

Importance: LOW

Calendar sync

What it is: Syncs calendar events with the connected device.

When it matters: When staying reachable from your wrist helps you avoid checking your phone constantly.

Importance: LOW

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App & Wellness

7.9

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Activity reports

What it is: Generates summaries and insights from activity data.

When it matters: When you want the app to motivate you with goals, reports, coaching, or progress feedback over time.

Importance: LOW

Goal setting

What it is: Allows setting personal fitness or activity goals.

When it matters: When you want the app to motivate you with goals, reports, coaching, or progress feedback over time.

Importance: LOW

Achievements

What it is: Rewards progress and completed milestones.

When it matters: When you want the app to motivate you with goals, reports, coaching, or progress feedback over time.

Importance: LOW

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Inactivity alerts

What it is: Alerts when the user has been inactive for too long.

When it matters: When account rules, app costs, exports, or software flexibility affect whether the ecosystem suits you long term.

Importance: LOW

Coaching

What it is: Provides guided training and workout advice.

When it matters: When you want the app to motivate you with goals, reports, coaching, or progress feedback over time.

Importance: LOW

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Connectivity

7.5

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Bluetooth version

What it is: Version of Bluetooth supported by the device.

When it matters: When wireless stability, pairing quality, and long-term phone compatibility matter more than Bluetooth being a simple checkbox.

Importance: LOW

Good value: >=5.0

Maximum Bluetooth range

What it is: States the maximum Bluetooth connection range supported under normal conditions.

When it matters: When compatibility with your phone, computer, accessories, or wireless setup affects how well the tracker fits into your ecosystem.

Importance: LOW

Good value: >=10 m

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NFC

What it is: Supports near-field communication for contactless features.

When it matters: When compatibility with your phone, computer, accessories, or wireless setup affects how well the tracker fits into your ecosystem.

Importance: LOW

Wi-Fi connectivity

What it is: Connects to wireless internet networks.

When it matters: When the tracker should sync, update, or download data directly without always routing everything through the phone.

Importance: LOW

Wi-Fi version

What it is: Version of Wi-Fi standard supported.

When it matters: When compatibility with your phone, computer, accessories, or wireless setup affects how well the tracker fits into your ecosystem.

Importance: LOW

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Battery

5.4

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Battery life

What it is: Total time the battery lasts on a full charge.

When it matters: When the tracker needs to last through travel, sleep tracking, long workouts, or several days between charges.

Importance: HIGH

Good value: >5 days

Battery life with GPS on

What it is: Battery duration when GPS tracking is active.

When it matters: When you want fewer charging breaks during travel, longer workouts, sleep tracking, or continuous use.

Importance: LOW

Good value: >=8 hours

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Battery life in training mode

What it is: Battery duration during active training sessions.

When it matters: When you want fewer charging breaks during travel, longer workouts, sleep tracking, or continuous use.

Importance: LOW

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Battery life in power-saving mode

What it is: Battery duration when using power-saving mode.

When it matters: When you want fewer charging breaks during travel, longer workouts, sleep tracking, or continuous use.

Importance: LOW

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Battery capacity

What it is: Energy storage capacity of the battery.

When it matters: When you want rough battery context behind the runtime claim instead of trusting the advertised hours alone.

Importance: MEDIUM

Good value: >=100 mAh

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Display

5.7

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Display

What it is: Main interface showing information and metrics.

When it matters: When easier reading at a glance and better day-to-day screen comfort matter to you.

Importance: LOW

Screen size

What it is: Physical size of the device’s display measured diagonally.

When it matters: When easier reading at a glance and better day-to-day screen comfort matter to you.

Importance: MEDIUM

Display type

What it is: Technology used for the screen, such as AMOLED or LCD.

When it matters: When display technology affects contrast, color quality, power efficiency, or how premium the screen feels.

Importance: MEDIUM

Screen resolution

What it is: Total number of pixels displayed on the screen.

When it matters: When easier reading at a glance and better day-to-day screen comfort matter to you.

Importance: MEDIUM

Pixel density

What it is: Number of pixels per inch determining screen sharpness.

When it matters: When easier reading at a glance and better day-to-day screen comfort matter to you.

Importance: LOW

Good value: >=280 ppi

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Design & Durability

6.2

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Form factor

What it is: Overall physical design and shape.

When it matters: When materials, shape, and build details affect comfort, durability, or how discreet the device feels.

Importance: LOW

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Hybrid design

What it is: Combines analog and digital display elements.

When it matters: When materials, shape, and build details affect comfort, durability, or how discreet the device feels.

Importance: LOW

Designed for kids

What it is: Indicates whether the fitness tracker is explicitly designed for children, with child-focused sizing, branding, safety limits, or kid-oriented activity features.

When it matters: This matters when you want a tracker that is genuinely child-focused rather than just a smaller adult model.

Importance: LOW

Replaceable watch band

What it is: Ability to replace the wristband with other styles.

When it matters: When strap comfort, fit, or the ability to swap bands matters for sport, style, or replacement.

Importance: LOW

Band width

What it is: Width of the strap where it connects to the watch.

When it matters: When strap comfort, fit, or the ability to swap bands matters for sport, style, or replacement.

Importance: LOW

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Razer Nabu vs the average fitness tracker

Why is Razer Nabu better than the average fitness tracker?

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Tracks elevation
Razer Nabu supports elevation tracking, while the average fitness tracker does not. 27.2% of fitness trackers support elevation tracking.
Stairs climbed via altimeter
What it is: Measures elevation gain and loss during activity.
When it matters: When you train outdoors and want stronger positioning, route guidance, and navigation independence from your phone.
Importance: LOW
Razer Nabu supports elevation tracking, while the average fitness tracker does not. 27.2% of fitness trackers support elevation tracking.
Third-party app support
Razer Nabu supports third-party apps, while the average fitness tracker does not. 3.3% of fitness trackers support third-party apps.
Supports apps via Nabu Marketplace.
What it is: Supports installation of third-party applications.
When it matters: When the value of the tracker depends on expanding it with outside apps instead of relying only on the built-in ecosystem.
Importance: LOW
Razer Nabu supports third-party apps, while the average fitness tracker does not. 3.3% of fitness trackers support third-party apps.
27.2 mm lower height
Razer Nabu is shorter than the average fitness tracker (13.6 mm vs 40.8 mm). The average fitness tracker has a height of 40.8 mm.
What it is: Vertical measurement of the device body.
When it matters: When overall size, thickness, or weight affects comfort during all-day wear, sleep, or exercise.
Importance: LOW
Razer Nabu is shorter than the average fitness tracker (13.6 mm vs 40.8 mm). The average fitness tracker has a height of 40.8 mm.13.6 mm vs 40.8 mm
Camera remote control
Razer Nabu supports camera remote control, while the average fitness tracker does not. 38.6% of fitness trackers support camera remote control.
What it is: Lets the watch control the smartphone camera remotely.
When it matters: When you want to trigger the phone camera remotely for selfies, group shots, or setup photos.
Importance: LOW
Razer Nabu supports camera remote control, while the average fitness tracker does not. 38.6% of fitness trackers support camera remote control.
1 more physical buttons
Razer Nabu has a higher physical buttons than the average fitness tracker (1 vs 0). The average fitness tracker has 0 of physical buttons.
What it is: Number of physical control buttons on the device.
When it matters: When buttons, crowns, gestures, or direct controls affect how quickly you can use the device mid-activity.
Importance: LOW
Razer Nabu has a higher physical buttons than the average fitness tracker (1 vs 0). The average fitness tracker has 0 of physical buttons.1 vs 0
Gesture control
Razer Nabu supports gesture controls, while the average fitness tracker does not. 40.8% of fitness trackers support gesture controls.
Handshake exchange gesture.
What it is: Allows control through hand or wrist gestures.
When it matters: When buttons, crowns, gestures, or direct controls affect how quickly you can use the device mid-activity.
Importance: LOW
Razer Nabu supports gesture controls, while the average fitness tracker does not. 40.8% of fitness trackers support gesture controls.
Tracks elevation
Razer Nabu supports elevation tracking, while the average fitness tracker does not. 27.2% of fitness trackers support elevation tracking.
Camera remote control
Razer Nabu supports camera remote control, while the average fitness tracker does not. 38.6% of fitness trackers support camera remote control.
1 more physical buttons
Razer Nabu has a higher physical buttons than the average fitness tracker (1 vs 0). The average fitness tracker has 0 of physical buttons.
Gesture control
Razer Nabu supports gesture controls, while the average fitness tracker does not. 40.8% of fitness trackers support gesture controls.
27.2 mm lower height
Razer Nabu is shorter than the average fitness tracker (13.6 mm vs 40.8 mm). The average fitness tracker has a height of 40.8 mm.
Third-party app support
Razer Nabu supports third-party apps, while the average fitness tracker does not. 3.3% of fitness trackers support third-party apps.

Design & Durability

Why is Razer Nabu worse than the average fitness tracker?

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No heart rate monitoring
Razer Nabu does not support heart rate monitoring, while the average fitness tracker does. 60% of fitness trackers support heart rate monitoring.
No automatic activity detection
Razer Nabu does not support automatic activity detection, while the average fitness tracker does. 50.3% of fitness trackers support automatic activity detection.
No exercise tagging
Razer Nabu does not support exercise tagging, while the average fitness tracker does. 58.8% of fitness trackers support exercise tagging.
3 days shorter battery life
Razer Nabu has a lower battery life than the average fitness tracker (7 days vs 10 days). The average fitness tracker has 10 days of battery life.
Lower screen resolution
Razer Nabu has a lower screen resolution than the average fitness tracker (128x32 vs 194x368). The average fitness tracker has a screen resolution of 194x368.
0.92 inch smaller screen size
Razer Nabu has a lower screen size than the average fitness tracker (0.1 inch vs 1.04 inch). The average fitness tracker has a screen size of 1.04 inch.
Secondary OLED screen.
50 m lower waterproof depth rating
Razer Nabu has a lower waterproof depth rating than the average fitness tracker (0 m vs 50 m). The average fitness tracker has a waterproof depth rating of 50 m.
Not waterproof.
Limited ip rating
Razer Nabu has a lower IP rating than the average fitness tracker (IP54 vs IP68). The average fitness tracker has an IP rating of IP68.
No replaceable watch band
Razer Nabu does not have a replaceable watch band, while the average fitness tracker does. 75.7% of fitness trackers have a replaceable watch band.
5 mm thicker design
Razer Nabu is thicker than the average fitness tracker (16 mm vs 11 mm). The average fitness tracker has a thickness of 11 mm.
20 °C higher minimum operating temperature
Razer Nabu has a higher minimum operating temperature than the average fitness tracker (20 °C vs 0 °C). The average fitness tracker supports a minimum operating temperature of 0 °C.
No weight tracking
Razer Nabu does not support weight tracking, while the average fitness tracker does. 81.3% of fitness trackers support weight tracking.
Only a static profile weight field is supported, not ongoing weight logs.
No inactivity alerts
Razer Nabu does not support inactivity alerts, while the average fitness tracker does. 76.5% of fitness trackers support inactivity alerts.
Not compatible with smart scales
Razer Nabu is not compatible with smart scales, while the average fitness tracker is. 67% of fitness trackers are compatible with smart scales.
No heart rate monitoring
Razer Nabu does not support heart rate monitoring, while the average fitness tracker does. 60% of fitness trackers support heart rate monitoring.
What it is: Sensor that measures heart rate in real time.
When it matters: When you care about live heart-rate feedback during training or resting trends outside of workouts.
Importance: HIGH
Razer Nabu does not support heart rate monitoring, while the average fitness tracker does. 60% of fitness trackers support heart rate monitoring.
No automatic activity detection
Razer Nabu does not support automatic activity detection, while the average fitness tracker does. 50.3% of fitness trackers support automatic activity detection.
What it is: Automatically recognizes and records physical activities.
When it matters: When you want common workouts captured even on days when you forget to start tracking manually.
Importance: MEDIUM
Razer Nabu does not support automatic activity detection, while the average fitness tracker does. 50.3% of fitness trackers support automatic activity detection.
Lower screen resolution
Razer Nabu has a lower screen resolution than the average fitness tracker (128x32 vs 194x368). The average fitness tracker has a screen resolution of 194x368.
What it is: Total number of pixels displayed on the screen.
When it matters: When easier reading at a glance and better day-to-day screen comfort matter to you.
Importance: MEDIUM
Razer Nabu has a lower screen resolution than the average fitness tracker (128x32 vs 194x368). The average fitness tracker has a screen resolution of 194x368.128x32 vs 194x368
No exercise tagging
Razer Nabu does not support exercise tagging, while the average fitness tracker does. 58.8% of fitness trackers support exercise tagging.
What it is: Allows tagging or categorization of specific exercises.
When it matters: When you want the tracker to capture more workouts and training details with less manual effort.
Importance: LOW
Razer Nabu does not support exercise tagging, while the average fitness tracker does. 58.8% of fitness trackers support exercise tagging.
0.92 inch smaller screen size
Razer Nabu has a lower screen size than the average fitness tracker (0.1 inch vs 1.04 inch). The average fitness tracker has a screen size of 1.04 inch.
Secondary OLED screen.
What it is: Physical size of the device’s display measured diagonally.
When it matters: When easier reading at a glance and better day-to-day screen comfort matter to you.
Importance: MEDIUM
Razer Nabu has a lower screen size than the average fitness tracker (0.1 inch vs 1.04 inch). The average fitness tracker has a screen size of 1.04 inch.0.12 inch vs 1.04 inch
3 days shorter battery life
Razer Nabu has a lower battery life than the average fitness tracker (7 days vs 10 days). The average fitness tracker has 10 days of battery life.
What it is: Total time the battery lasts on a full charge.
When it matters: When the tracker needs to last through travel, sleep tracking, long workouts, or several days between charges.
Importance: HIGH
Good value: >5 days
Razer Nabu has a lower battery life than the average fitness tracker (7 days vs 10 days). The average fitness tracker has 10 days of battery life.7 days vs 10 days
50 m lower waterproof depth rating
Razer Nabu has a lower waterproof depth rating than the average fitness tracker (0 m vs 50 m). The average fitness tracker has a waterproof depth rating of 50 m.
Not waterproof.
What it is: Maximum depth the device can withstand underwater.
When it matters: When you plan to swim, shower, dive, or use the tracker regularly around water.
Importance: LOW
Good value: >=50 m
Razer Nabu has a lower waterproof depth rating than the average fitness tracker (0 m vs 50 m). The average fitness tracker has a waterproof depth rating of 50 m.0 m vs 50 m
Limited ip rating
Razer Nabu has a lower IP rating than the average fitness tracker (IP54 vs IP68). The average fitness tracker has an IP rating of IP68.
What it is: Dust and water resistance classification according to IP standards.
When it matters: When you plan to swim, shower, dive, or use the tracker regularly around water.
Importance: LOW
Razer Nabu has a lower IP rating than the average fitness tracker (IP54 vs IP68). The average fitness tracker has an IP rating of IP68.IP54 vs IP68

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(Reviews last updated: June 2026)

What customers like about Razer Nabu?

Battery life: Up to 7 days for the smart module and 12 months for the digital watch battery.
Notifications: Reliably displays calls, texts, and emails at a glance.
Durability: Rated 5ATM for water resistance and up to 5-meter shock resistance.
Display: The OLED secondary screen is bright enough to read in most lighting conditions.
Charging: Fast charging capabilities via the included proprietary magnetic cable.

What customers dislike about Razer Nabu?

Tracking accuracy: Frequent issues with step 'ghosting' and inaccurate sleep or calorie tracking.
Design and comfort: Bulky, rigid aesthetic that many users find uncomfortable to wear for long periods.
Software support: The companion app has long been discontinued and lacks support for modern operating systems.
Limited features: Lacks heart rate monitoring, GPS, and advanced fitness guidance found in competitors.
Material: The rubber band tends to attract dust and debris easily.

Expert reviews

pcmag.com

10/02/2016

Razer Nabu Review

The PCMag review characterizes the Razer Nabu as a hybrid, gamer-focused wearable featuring a 128-by-32 pixel OLED display for notifications, functioning as an upgraded, screen-equipped alternative to the Nabu X. Its primary strengths include good battery life and a useful OLED screen for tracking steps and displaying alerts. Conversely, the device is criticized for a bulky,...Read more

uk.pcmag.com

10/02/2016

Razer Nabu Review - Review 2016 - PCMag UK

The Razer Nabu is a hybrid fitness smartband evaluated by PCMag UK as a "Fair" product with a 2.5 out of 5 rating. Retailing at $99.99, it serves as an upgraded version of the Nabu X by adding a 128-by-16-pixel horizontal OLED display to scroll smartphone notifications and basic activity metrics like steps, distance, active minutes, and calories. The prominent pros highlighted in...Read more

eteknix.com

19/01/2016

Razer Nabu Smartband Review - eTeknix

The eTeknix Razer Nabu Smartband Review highlights a stylish and feature-packed smart wearable that smoothly bridges the gap between gaming lifestyles and daily fitness tracking. The reviewer heavily praises its comprehensive notifications system, which delivers real-time alerts for incoming calls, texts, emails, and third-party applications smoothly onto a bright, single-color...Read more

uk.pcmag.com

10/02/2016

Razer Nabu - PCMag UK

The Razer Nabu is a hybrid smartband that tracks basic fitness statistics—including steps, distance, active minutes, calories, and sleep—while pushing smartphone notifications to a horizontal 128-by-16-pixel OLED ticker display. Compatible with both iOS and Android, the band includes a single shallow control button, a lithium polymer battery lasting up to six days, and an IP54...Read more

gizmodo.com

21/03/2016

Razer Nabu Review: Smart Features Made Stupid

In the Gizmodo review, Avery Ellis labels the Razer Nabu as a bulky, uninspiring $199.99 device that tries to balance a traditional watch form factor with limited smart functionalities. Built primarily from black rubber with silver accents and a dim, lime green OLED screen, the wearable is heavily criticized for its clunky, uncomfortable aesthetics that make it unpleasant to wear...Read more

futurezone.at

14/01/2016

Smartwatch for Gamers: Hands-on with the Razer Nabu Watch

The Razer Nabu Watch is a hybrid timepiece that blends a traditional digital watch with a basic fitness tracker, packaged in a rugged aesthetic reminiscent of a classic Casio G-Shock. Tested by futurezone at CES 2016, the device features an innovative dual-battery setup designed to solve the short battery life common in modern smartwatches. The primary digital chronograph handles...Read more

muycomputer.com

23/12/2015

Razer Nabu smartband review - MuyComputer", "Razer Nabu smartband analysis - MuyComputer

The Razer Nabu smartband review highlights a sleek, discreet, and aesthetically pleasing fitness tracker that features a 128 x 32 pixel OLED primary screen paired with a secondary 32 x 32 pixel public display designed to preserve notification privacy. On the positive side, the device offers functional gesture controls—such as shaking the wrist or snapping fingers to dismiss...Read more

gameit.es

25/01/2016

Razer Nabu: Review and Unboxing

The Razer Nabu is a discrete smartband featuring a rigid, textured rubber strap in black, accented with bright fluorescent green on the interior, and an integrated monochrome 128×16 OLED screen that stays completely black when inactive. Equipped with a three-axis accelerometer, a vibration motor, and a navigation button, the device tracks physical metrics like steps, distance,...Read more

larazon.es

03/05/2016

Razer Nabu Smartband Review", "Analysis of the Razer Nabu Smartband

The Razer Nabu smartband is a fitness tracker and smartphone companion featuring a sleek, predominantly black design with green accents and a secure closing mechanism. It monitors five essential health metrics: sleep tracking, steps taken, total distance in kilometers, calories burned, and active time. Users can access their health statistics directly on the band's primary 128 x 32...Read more

profesionalreview.com

01/03/2016

Razer Nabu Review (Full Analysis)

The Razer Nabu is an innovative fitness smartband that stands out due to its unique dual-display design and premium aesthetic, wrapped in Razer's signature green and black color scheme. It features a small 32x32 pixel "Public" screen for quick notification icons and a larger 128x32 OLED "Private" screen that activates with a wrist turn to display detailed text, emails, and app...Read more

tech.everyeye.it

18/11/2015

Razer Nabu Review: The Anti-Zombie Smartband Tested

The Razer Nabu is a wearable smartband that improves on its predecessor, the Nabu X, by combining physical notifications with basic fitness tracking, though it struggles to stand out in a crowded market. On the positive side, the device features a high-quality soft rubber build and a well-packaged presentation. Its crisp 128x16 pixel OLED display effectively delivers text previews...Read more

macitynet.it

13/12/2015

Razer Nabu Review: The Smart Wristband with a Display

The Razer Nabu is a specialized smart wristband designed by the prominent gaming brand to bridge the gap between daily lifestyle use and casual gaming communities. Built with a unique oval-shaped, rigid plastic and rubber chassis, the band is intended to be worn with its text-based, monochromatic display facing downward on the user's wrist. This design choice allows notifications to...Read more

nwtv.nl

04/01/2016

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The Razer Nabu Smartband is a versatile activity tracker and notification device that offers strong competitive value at its €119 price point. It tracks basic metrics such as steps, distance, active minutes, and calories burned with reasonable accuracy, as proven in an interval training test against professional gym equipment. The companion app is user-friendly, organizing data on a...Read more

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