UA Band review

Update: The Under Armour Band has made its way into our list of the best fitness trackers that you can buy. Why? It's fully-featured, super comfortable and the companion app, UA Record, is robust to cover the work-out activities you love to do.
Original review follows below.
To say that HTC has taken its time before making any sort of move in wearables is an understatement. During the scene's explosive formative years, the Taiwanese hardware giant idled while companies like Fitbit, Jawbone, Microsoft, Apple and Google ran full-speed, shuffling to raise the bar over each other.
Now, HTC is teaming up with Under Armour, one of the biggest names in performance sporting goods, to create a $180 (about £126, AU$262) fitness tracker called the UA Band. While not particularly impressive compared to modern smartwatches like the Apple Watch or the Samsung Gear S2, it blends the best that the category's old guard has to offer with a smart companion app called UA Record. Plus, it makes tracking and accomplishing your fitness goals painless and rewarding.