jmerrey New member Dec 9, 2010 1,790 2 0 Oct 30, 2014 #1 Is the time displayed sideways, or does it rotate? It looks a bit odd in the shots I've seen how the time is perpendicular to your arm, as opposed to parallel like most normal watches.
Is the time displayed sideways, or does it rotate? It looks a bit odd in the shots I've seen how the time is perpendicular to your arm, as opposed to parallel like most normal watches.
T TheZuneLune New member Dec 28, 2010 283 0 0 Oct 30, 2014 #2 The form factor was very intentional - they write about it here: Microsoft Band, the first wearable powered by Microsoft Health, keeps fitness and productivity insights a glance away | News Center
The form factor was very intentional - they write about it here: Microsoft Band, the first wearable powered by Microsoft Health, keeps fitness and productivity insights a glance away | News Center
tk-093 New member Aug 30, 2010 1,465 1 0 Oct 30, 2014 #3 If you wear it with the screen "under" your wrist then it will look pretty normal when you look at it. I have the Garmin Vivofit and wear it on the top of my wrist like a watch and I don't really have a problem reading the screen in that orientation.
If you wear it with the screen "under" your wrist then it will look pretty normal when you look at it. I have the Garmin Vivofit and wear it on the top of my wrist like a watch and I don't really have a problem reading the screen in that orientation.
jmerrey New member Dec 9, 2010 1,790 2 0 Oct 30, 2014 #4 Interesting. I wonder if the screen will get scratched easier being on the underside of your wrist? I can't wait to try this thing out.
Interesting. I wonder if the screen will get scratched easier being on the underside of your wrist? I can't wait to try this thing out.
R rld082982 New member Apr 16, 2014 118 0 0 Oct 30, 2014 #5 jmerrey said: Interesting. I wonder if the screen will get scratched easier being on the underside of your wrist? I can't wait to try this thing out. Click to expand... That's what I'm worried about... I hear if you order it online from the Microsoft store it comes with a screen protector (and $5 starbucks card)
jmerrey said: Interesting. I wonder if the screen will get scratched easier being on the underside of your wrist? I can't wait to try this thing out. Click to expand... That's what I'm worried about... I hear if you order it online from the Microsoft store it comes with a screen protector (and $5 starbucks card)
T TheZuneLune New member Dec 28, 2010 283 0 0 Oct 30, 2014 #6 Microsoft is shipping it with a screen protector.
jmerrey New member Dec 9, 2010 1,790 2 0 Oct 30, 2014 #7 Will it still measure your heart rate when worn under the wrist/upside down?
T Thajor New member Jul 29, 2013 1 0 0 Oct 30, 2014 #8 It will measure your heart rate either way, but the recommended orientation is actually screen down (inside of wrist).
It will measure your heart rate either way, but the recommended orientation is actually screen down (inside of wrist).