Full Microsoft Band Technical Specifications

gadget is that it can be paired with the majority of devices on the market, from Windows, Windows Phone, Android, Mac OS X and iOS— none of the other big technology giants offer this level of cross-platform compatibility. To top it off, Microsoft Band also has really good technical specs, listed below:

Band Band size: width: 0.75″, thickness: 0.34″ (19mm x 8.7mm) Band materials: Thermal plastic elastomer Weight: 2.12 ounces (60 g) Display Display AA size: 0.43″ x 1.30″ (11mm x 33mm) Display type: Touch-enabled TFT full-color display Memory: 64MB internal storage Processor: ARM Cortex M4 MCU Sensors Optical heart rate sensor 3-axis accelerometer Gyrometer GPS Ambient light sensor Skin temperature sensor UV sensor Capacitive sensor Galvanic skin response Additional technology Microphone Haptic vibration motor Connectivity: Bluetooth 4.0 (Low Energy) Buttons: 2 physical buttons Compatibility Windows Phone 8.1 update3 with Bluetooth iOS 7.1 and 8 Android 4.3-4.4 devices with Bluetooth Battery Type: 2 x 100mAh rechargeable Lithium ion Life: 48 hours of normal use (Functionality like GPS will impact battery performance) Average charge time: Full charge in less than 1.5 hours Connector: Magnetically coupled connector to USB Environmental Requirements Water resistance: Sweat- and splash-resistant Operating temperature ranges: 14° to 104°F (-10° to 40°C) Non-operating temperature ranges: -40° to 140°F (-40° to 60°C) Maximum operating altitude: 7.45 miles (+12000 meters) What’s in the box Microsoft Band Microsoft Band USB Charging Cable Safety & warranty document Quick Start Guide App: Download the free Microsoft Health app from the Windows Store, Play Store, and App Store Warranty: 1-year limited warranty

You can read up on the full details at this special page that Microsoft has created on its website, and although the retail price of $199 makes this a bit of a luxury item, it does offer some amazing capabilities, including access to Cortana, when paired with Windows Phone. We’ll soon know if the device is a hit for Microsoft.]]>