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Brand Atlas Wearables
Color Green
Screen Size 3 Inches
Item Weight 1.76 ounces
Sensor Type Wearable

About this item

  • Reach your goals faster with science backed guidance for all of your exercises
  • Lose the chest strap and maximize training with validated wrist-based heart rate monitoring
  • Adaptive Motion Tracking technology auto-detects every exercise and repetition
  • Swim, shower, sweat. 3ATM / 30m water resistance gives you peace of mind; Guided Fitness coaches and tracks you through CrossFit, HIIT, Swimming, and more

Product Description

Product Description

Equip yourself with the only wristband you’ll need to becoming the best version of yourself. Atlas Wristband puts the industry’s most accurate heart rate monitor right on your wrist, and combines it with Adaptive Motion Tracking that automatically logs all your exercises, counts your reps, and analyzes your form. Whether you have a go-to routine or you like to keep changing things up, Atlas Wristband accurately tracks your body in 3D. Choose a Guided Fitness routine or Freestyle, Atlas Wristband turns on the right sensors to track your metrics and progress automatically for CrossFit, HIIT, Swimming, 5x5 Training, and more.

From the Manufacturer

Adaptive Motion Tracking

Automatically track Cross-training, HIIT & other exercises with Atlas. Atlas Wearables’ patented Adaptive Motion Tracking is pre-loaded on every Atlas Wristband to automatically detect and count over 70 of the most popular exercises. Do you have a different style or prefer an exercise variation? Atlas Wristband can learn to recognize and understand how you move.

Turn-by-Turn Fitness

Atlas Guided Fitness is just like having your personal trainer and coach with you all the time. Because it’s on your wrist, Atlas Wristband guides you set by set to keep you on track. The moment you hit your rep goal, Atlas knows, you’ll feel a vibration and your rest timer kicks off. When it’s time for your next set, Atlas nudges you again. Just like that.

Science Based Feedback

Burn fat, tone, transform or bulk. Atlas calculates your zone key research-grade metrics, derived from the latest fitness studies, that are proven to be excellent predictors of fitness performance.

Precision Heart Rate

Lose the chest strap, maximize intensity, train efficiently and monitor calorie burn with Atlas Precision Heart Rate technology.

Free Curated Workouts

Discover fresh and challenging workouts designed by fitness professionals around the world, or be bold and create your own program and follow them rep by rep on your Atlas.

EVERY REP COUNTS

Better data leads to better fitness. At Atlas Wearables we are focused on using data and science to help you reach your fitness goals.

About the Startup

Describe your product in 3 words.

Automated Digital Trainer

How did you come up with the idea for this product?

With experience in the fitness industry, we realized that the most powerful motivators for long-term fitness improvement leveraged personal progress tracking. We realized the market was flooded with glorified pedometers and set out to revolutionize the connected fitness industry. While Atlas will introduce actionable data to users who already track their fitness, we are most excited about bringing new users into the tracking space with Atlas' automation and simplicity.

What makes your product special?

With Atlas, you can recycle the paper journals, forget about manually entering results, and get data that provides deeper insight into your biometrics. Atlas Wristband is a next-level fitness tracker that recognizes your activity, counts reps, calculates calories burned and evaluates form in real-time. Whether you follow a Personal Trainer curated workout in Guided Fitness or jump right in with your Freestyle exercises, Atlas is focused on science-backed training, generating actionable metrics that empower you to get into the best shape of your life.

What has been the best part of your startup experience?

The best part of the startup experience has been engaging with our community during the development process. We have been fortunate to have incredible backers who have supported us throughout multiple product iterations to bring new users the best product experience possible. Only because of our supporters have we been given the opportunity to bring Atlas bleeding edge technology to life.

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2.7 out of 5 stars
2.7 out of 5
168 global ratings

Customers say

Customers are not happy with the quality, ease of use and connectivity of the biometric monitor. For example, they mention it's faulty, hard to use and the learning mode takes some getting used to. Some complain that it can't sync with their phone properly. Opinions are mixed on performance, accuracy, exercise selection, and value.

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36 customers mention13 positive23 negative

Customers are mixed about the performance of the biometric monitor. Some mention that it does a very good job when tracking weight, while others say that it stopped working exactly 2 months after purchase.

"Could not get it to work...." Read more

"...I've done several workouts so far, and it has worked great, exceeding my Smartwatch experience...." Read more

"...it is almost impossible to synch it with the phone, and very hard to make it work...." Read more

"Overall it is a good watch in theory. Considering the price it’s not bad but it’s also not good...." Read more

20 customers mention11 positive9 negative

Customers are mixed about the accuracy of the biometric monitor. Some mention that the accuracy in exercise detection keeps them accountable, while others say that it's not very user friendly, doesn't track exercises that well, and always stops tracking workouts without asking.

"...It's a little more accurate and consistent on rep and exercise tracking than my Android watch, but you do have to make sure you "train" the..." Read more

"...to be careful of movement after completing a set as the Atlas continually tracks movement...." Read more

"...The watch is a great tool and in my opinion under evaluated due to people not understanding how it should work clearly people just think they buy it..." Read more

"...It also measures how long you do an exercise and how long you rest. Pretty good to know which exercises you are really pumping oxygen on...." Read more

15 customers mention6 positive9 negative

Customers are mixed about the exercise selection. Some mention that they love that they can train new exercises, make their own guided workouts, and that it does an excellent job of figuring out which exercise they're doing. However, others say that it has a limited number of exercises, needs more exercises, and is hard to teach.

"...Exercises - The Atlas 2 has a good sized database of exercises, and if it's in the list, does an excellent job of figuring out which exercise you're..." Read more

"...3. It has a limited number of exercises. Atlas 2 claims you can train the gadget to recognize some exercises and then label it...." Read more

"Overall great device. I like to preload my workouts and most of my exercises are available...." Read more

"You get what you pay for. Pretty much exclusively for workout use, not for all day wear...." Read more

8 customers mention4 positive4 negative

Customers are mixed about the value of the biometric monitor. Some mention it's worth the money, while others say it'll waste your money.

"...spend time training it takes around 5 minutes per excise and well worth the wait...." Read more

"Not worth more then 100 bucks, needs more exercises and it kind of hard to teach it new exercises" Read more

"...overall great value for the price (which was actually double than 30 usd in my case) and i am very happy with the product...." Read more

"...Overall an epic fail and a huge waste of money. Not sure what to do with it now - paper weight?" Read more

23 customers mention4 positive19 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the quality of the biometric monitor. They mention that it is not good, completely unusable, and always faulty. Some say that the unit malfunctioned and only lasted 3 weeks. Overall, most are disappointed with the poor execution and unreliable performance of the product.

"...and their website dashboard and metrics, but pretty unhappy with the instability (app would crash, lose workouts when syncing, and freeze up)...." Read more

"Great concept, but the unit was pretty much dead upon arrival. The main unit will turn on and function only if it is connected to a USB power source...." Read more

"...Considering the price it’s not bad but it’s also not good...." Read more

"...Instead the screen went black and never turned back on.It died after a single use!..." Read more

22 customers mention6 positive16 negative

Customers find the biometric monitor difficult to use. They mention that the whole user experience is not intuitive, frustrating to start with, and time consuming. They also say that the tracking is clunky and hard to use, and the learning mode takes some getting used to. Some customers also say the programs are a little hard to program and the device has trouble recognizing basic exercises. They say the battery life is lacking and the software is lousy and not very user friendly.

"...Learns your formSolid buildCons -Very frustrating to start with as it doesn't do much or as much as you thought..." Read more

"...really doesn't get in the way of any of my exercises and the interface is simple enough to save my information in between sets...." Read more

"...It takes way too much time of tinkering around and navigating the small screen to figure everything out." Read more

"...2. You HAVE to input each and every exercise you will do on your PC or phone and then synch it with gadget...." Read more

13 customers mention0 positive13 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the connectivity of the biometric monitor. They mention that it would never sync with their phone properly, it stopped syncing on Oct 3rd, and that the app would not let them sign up. They also say that the device is unusable and requires an app to use.

"UPDATE 2019:The device starting having problems syncing at the beginning of this year. Sometimes it worked, sometimes it didn't...." Read more

"...Right off the bat I had difficulty synching to my iPhone, and when it did synch it took a very long time for the data to be transferred...." Read more

"...Also the app could have some more options.For example i want to do 3 sets of 5X10 pushup...." Read more

"...The app is very basic and is missing some features that would be easy to implement. Their online dashboard is great, but that too is a tad bit basic...." Read more

10 customers mention0 positive10 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the battery life of the biometric monitor. They mention that it has poor battery life and does not last long.

"...Battery life isn't great, but I don't expect it to be since this doesn't replace my Smartwatch...." Read more

"...Choosing excises from the watch is hard and annoyingBattery life isn't great if you use it a lot..." Read more

"...Other than the short battery life, I would highly recommend this to anyone wanting to ditch the notebook." Read more

"...It can adjust for cardio to a sedentary workout. The battery life on this isn't too long so you have to charge it every night but it's completely..." Read more

UPDATE: No longer works, no support from Atlas
1 Star
UPDATE: No longer works, no support from Atlas
UPDATE 2019:The device starting having problems syncing at the beginning of this year. Sometimes it worked, sometimes it didn't. I contact Atlas Wearables and was not given much support. I was also not given any easy way to download all of my workout history data from their site, which plain sucks. I moved on and just stopped tracking my workout details at that granularity. I find now that my workouts are quicker without having to deal with the Atlas band's interface or quirks. I started using a Fitbit Inspire just to track activity and now am back to Google Fit (Ticwatch Pro LTE). I don't get the nice dashboard and detailed metrics like Atlas, but at least it works and I can use my Ticwatch Pro for music streaming, messaging, notifications, etc.I recommend you look elsewhere (Fitbit, Apple, Google). I cannot recommend Atlas any more.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Original Review:I've been using the Atlas Wear app on my Android Smartwatch for six months and it's been a decent experience. I fell in love with the workout tracking and their website dashboard and metrics, but pretty unhappy with the instability (app would crash, lose workouts when syncing, and freeze up).So I decided to give their actual watch a try and I'm glad I did. I've done several workouts so far, and it has worked great, exceeding my Smartwatch experience. It's a little more accurate and consistent on rep and exercise tracking than my Android watch, but you do have to make sure you "train" the watch on any custom or inconsistent exercises. This take some trial and error, so I suggest practicing your custom exercises before heading out to get your workouts ready for primetime.Battery life isn't great, but I don't expect it to be since this doesn't replace my Smartwatch. My last workout and jog session left me with 90% battery remaining. My use case is wearing this to the gym and the jog back, but I still use my Android watch for music and to track jogging since it has gps and the Atlas does not.I've tried many other apps and some other fitness watches before and I have to say I'm very happy with the Atlas Wristband and their dashboard online.
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Alvic P.
1.0 out of 5 stars UPDATE: No longer works, no support from Atlas
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2017
Verified Purchase
UPDATE 2019:
The device starting having problems syncing at the beginning of this year. Sometimes it worked, sometimes it didn't. I contact Atlas Wearables and was not given much support. I was also not given any easy way to download all of my workout history data from their site, which plain sucks. I moved on and just stopped tracking my workout details at that granularity. I find now that my workouts are quicker without having to deal with the Atlas band's interface or quirks. I started using a Fitbit Inspire just to track activity and now am back to Google Fit (Ticwatch Pro LTE). I don't get the nice dashboard and detailed metrics like Atlas, but at least it works and I can use my Ticwatch Pro for music streaming, messaging, notifications, etc.

I recommend you look elsewhere (Fitbit, Apple, Google). I cannot recommend Atlas any more.

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Original Review:

I've been using the Atlas Wear app on my Android Smartwatch for six months and it's been a decent experience. I fell in love with the workout tracking and their website dashboard and metrics, but pretty unhappy with the instability (app would crash, lose workouts when syncing, and freeze up).

So I decided to give their actual watch a try and I'm glad I did. I've done several workouts so far, and it has worked great, exceeding my Smartwatch experience. It's a little more accurate and consistent on rep and exercise tracking than my Android watch, but you do have to make sure you "train" the watch on any custom or inconsistent exercises. This take some trial and error, so I suggest practicing your custom exercises before heading out to get your workouts ready for primetime.

Battery life isn't great, but I don't expect it to be since this doesn't replace my Smartwatch. My last workout and jog session left me with 90% battery remaining. My use case is wearing this to the gym and the jog back, but I still use my Android watch for music and to track jogging since it has gps and the Atlas does not.

I've tried many other apps and some other fitness watches before and I have to say I'm very happy with the Atlas Wristband and their dashboard online.
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Alvic P.
1.0 out of 5 stars UPDATE: No longer works, no support from Atlas
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2017
UPDATE 2019:
The device starting having problems syncing at the beginning of this year. Sometimes it worked, sometimes it didn't. I contact Atlas Wearables and was not given much support. I was also not given any easy way to download all of my workout history data from their site, which plain sucks. I moved on and just stopped tracking my workout details at that granularity. I find now that my workouts are quicker without having to deal with the Atlas band's interface or quirks. I started using a Fitbit Inspire just to track activity and now am back to Google Fit (Ticwatch Pro LTE). I don't get the nice dashboard and detailed metrics like Atlas, but at least it works and I can use my Ticwatch Pro for music streaming, messaging, notifications, etc.

I recommend you look elsewhere (Fitbit, Apple, Google). I cannot recommend Atlas any more.

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Original Review:

I've been using the Atlas Wear app on my Android Smartwatch for six months and it's been a decent experience. I fell in love with the workout tracking and their website dashboard and metrics, but pretty unhappy with the instability (app would crash, lose workouts when syncing, and freeze up).

So I decided to give their actual watch a try and I'm glad I did. I've done several workouts so far, and it has worked great, exceeding my Smartwatch experience. It's a little more accurate and consistent on rep and exercise tracking than my Android watch, but you do have to make sure you "train" the watch on any custom or inconsistent exercises. This take some trial and error, so I suggest practicing your custom exercises before heading out to get your workouts ready for primetime.

Battery life isn't great, but I don't expect it to be since this doesn't replace my Smartwatch. My last workout and jog session left me with 90% battery remaining. My use case is wearing this to the gym and the jog back, but I still use my Android watch for music and to track jogging since it has gps and the Atlas does not.

I've tried many other apps and some other fitness watches before and I have to say I'm very happy with the Atlas Wristband and their dashboard online.
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David Eyre
5.0 out of 5 stars Awesome when you know how!
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2017
Verified Purchase
So I have been going to the gym on and off for around 9 years but about 3 years ago I decided that I wanted to go down the bodybuilding route.

After many years training I feel that I have extensive knowledge of what works for me and what doesn't, this year I'm pushing harder than ever and wanted to buy something that would help me track my work outs with little fuss.

As you can imagine I was over joyed to hear about the Atlas wearable 2 I googled the life out of this product and was greatly disappointed on what the reviews were saying but after many videos and reading between the lines of other reviews I took the plunge and brought one.

So the product very well built comfortable to wear looks nice on the wrist, I want to make this a direct review from my own experience so ...

Pros -
logs your work out
When it works it's awesome
Clear instructions on the watch and app
Can train the app to sync to the watch new excises
Learns your form
Solid build

Cons -
Very frustrating to start with as it doesn't do much or as much as you thought
Choosing excises from the watch is hard and annoying
Battery life isn't great if you use it a lot
Can't change to power save mode without losing your work out

Now for the good the idea is great when you first get the Atlas you are lead to believe that it has this massive massive library of excises that when you put in free style it will log everything you do in the gym! This is sooooo far from the truth as the library in reality is small and as the person using it may have different form to the professionals who made it then it won't log much at all.

Reading people's reviews it's easy to see why the atlas has a low end score which is a shame because when you come to realise how good it's potential you see just how good of a tool this is.

The Atlas needs training and lots of it my advice to any one who is serious about the gym get one of these spend time training it takes around 5 minutes per excise and well worth the wait. Imagine going into the gym picking a weight up or using a machine and it starts to log your work out every rep, every cal burned, your form everything! This is very possible if you just spend time learning the Atlas.

Yes it's a little tedious to begin with but I promise you after a short while training it and learning it your way of lifting it will log every excise you throw at it without you having to tell it what you are doing.

The watch is a great tool and in my opinion under evaluated due to people not understanding how it should work clearly people just think they buy it and it has every excise stored so you don't have to do anything hence the reason they get frustrated as I did at the start before I realised what I was meant to do.

5 stars lots of potential that will get better with every gym session you do.
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Andrew
1.0 out of 5 stars Bad Battery, NO WARRENTY, stuck with Tech that doesn’t Work.
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2018
Verified Purchase
Great concept, but the unit was pretty much dead upon arrival. The main unit will turn on and function only if it is connected to a USB power source. Even with the battery showing at 100%, when unplugging the unit, it will shut off immediately. When you plug it back into the USB, it powers off like it was the first time booting up. To makes matter worst, Atlas doesn’t warrenty bad batteries or anything by reading their policy. When playing around with the browser and app interface, it does seem nicely put together, but if the unit doesn’t function in the gym, no point in having it.

While the Atlast Wristband 2 only put me in the whole for $50, instead of the original $200, I should have bought one of the Garmin competitors or the Beast Athletic Motion Sensor with a separate heart sensor.

Overall very dissappointed on this purchase, as product took almost a week to get here with 2 day shipping, and wasn’t able to function for a workout.
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Mike hughes
3.0 out of 5 stars Not bad for the price
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2017
Verified Purchase
Overall it is a good watch in theory. Considering the price it’s not bad but it’s also not good. It takes way too much time of tinkering around and navigating the small screen to figure everything out.
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