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Use the companion iOS app to view your posture progress and your daily steps, distance, and calories burned. Wear this discreet device near your collarbone to track your posture and activity throughout the day. Get great posture and improve your fitness with the Lumo Lift.

Lightweight and discreet: wear it as a fashion accessory or hide it under clothes.

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Syncs wirelessly with iOS: Works with iPhones, iPads, and iPods with Bluetooth 4.0.

Vibrations from sensor gently remind you to sit straight and stand tall to help you look and feel your best.

Tracks posture, steps, distance, and calories burned.

They’re available for order via Amazon for $79.99.ĭisclaimer: I bought the Lumoid box myself, nobody asked me to post anything this was all my own interest. Particularly if you’re in the same spot for long hours (desk work!), it will keep you in check. But if you have posture struggles, this could be a handy little tool. It was fun to play around with it for a few days, but I don’t see a need for it long-term for myself. Like any other tracker, don’t use it in conjunction with another step counter and expect them to match, especially given that this one is worn in a very different place than other wearables. So maybe for playing with my kid a longer interval would be smarter than the interval for when I’m at my desk.Īlso, it’s important to note that it can be used as a daily activity tracker.

You can also change the interval at which it bugs you about bad posture. There is an app available so you can set goals for yourself. Maybe a goal for 2 hours straight of good posture. And the charging was pretty fast, I’m pretty sure it was just a couple of hours to charge it all the way. Apparently it doesn’t recognize crawling on the floor, climbing up ladders and going down slides as good posture. Playing with my daughter I got a lot of vibrates. Sitting at my desk, I had few to no alerts telling me to straighten up. The silver clip would be less noticeable with this shirt, but I wanted to make sure I got a photo that kind of showed the scale of the clip when it’s attached to your shirt. Once I figured that out, it was easy to clip into place.

#Lumo lift bra clasp how to#

So I watched their little video about how to wear it, to make sure that I had it positioned properly. So to sum that up quickly for this topic… ill-fitting bra means no solid measurements from Lumo Lift. That’s an entire topic that could be covered in a post (or a multitude of posts) separate from this. Maybe it’s just me, but I have a hard time with bras and they always fall off my shoulders. I finally figured out the problem as I was pulling my bra strap up as it buzzed me. The first day I tried using it on my bra strap, thinking to myself “This is great because it puts the entire thing hidden out of site! Nobody knows I’m wearing wearable tech this way!” But it kept buzzing me, even when I felt like I was sitting up straight. Inside the box: you get the device, a charging base, a couple of magnet clips and a bra strap clip. When you slump, it sends you a little vibration to wake you up so you stand up properly again. It’s a little clip that hooks onto your shirt and tracks your posture.

Another gadget that I played with in my Lumoid box was the Lumo Lift.