Upright
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Upright offers innovative posture correction devices designed to help improve posture, reduce back pain, and enhance overall well-being. Their devices use advanced technology to provide real-time feedback and personalized training plans for optimal posture correction. Upright aims to make posture improvement accessible and effective for everyone, with a range of products suited for different needs and lifestyles. By consistently using Upright devices, users can develop healthier habits and maintain a better posture effortlessly.
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GO 2
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· 1 year ago
Pros
- In general I really liked the idea of Upright: To provide feedback when I "slouch" (have a bad posture) so that I can build a new habit of correcting my posture and improving it on the long-term.
- There are many configurations in the app on how and when the device should provide feedback (vibration, optimal, sounds etc.)
- There are nice summaries of how much time one spent in "good" and "best" posture
- The tracking of the posture is actually quite accurate
- There are many configurations in the app on how and when the device should provide feedback (vibration, optimal, sounds etc.)
- There are nice summaries of how much time one spent in "good" and "best" posture
- The tracking of the posture is actually quite accurate
Cons
- For me the product feels slightly overpriced
- Although there are two options how to apply the device (patch on the skin & chain around the neck) it doesn't feel very comfortable to wear the device
- When having a call or so the vibration of the device can feel quite annoying
- Creating a consistent habit loop and build new connections in the brain for better posture is very hard and takes time. From my perspective the overall experience could be more engaging.
- My suggestion would be to integrate it into a T-Shirt, so that the convenience of wearing it is improved drastically
- Although there are two options how to apply the device (patch on the skin & chain around the neck) it doesn't feel very comfortable to wear the device
- When having a call or so the vibration of the device can feel quite annoying
- Creating a consistent habit loop and build new connections in the brain for better posture is very hard and takes time. From my perspective the overall experience could be more engaging.
- My suggestion would be to integrate it into a T-Shirt, so that the convenience of wearing it is improved drastically
Goal
I wanted to find a device which reminds me of a good posture, especially when working at the desk. Overall I was not too satisfied with the Upright GO 2.
Pros
- In general I really liked the idea of Upright: To provide feedback when I "slouch" (have a bad posture) so that I can build a new habit of correcting my posture and improving it on the long-term.
- There are many configurations in the app on how and when the device should provide feedback (vibration, optimal, sounds etc.)
- There are nice summaries of how much time one spent in "good" and "best" posture
- The tracking of the posture is actually quite accurate
- There are many configurations in the app on how and when the device should provide feedback (vibration, optimal, sounds etc.)
- There are nice summaries of how much time one spent in "good" and "best" posture
- The tracking of the posture is actually quite accurate
Cons
- For me the product feels slightly overpriced
- Although there are two options how to apply the device (patch on the skin & chain around the neck) it doesn't feel very comfortable to wear the device
- When having a call or so the vibration of the device can feel quite annoying
- Creating a consistent habit loop and build new connections in the brain for better posture is very hard and takes time. From my perspective the overall experience could be more engaging.
- My suggestion would be to integrate it into a T-Shirt, so that the convenience of wearing it is improved drastically
- Although there are two options how to apply the device (patch on the skin & chain around the neck) it doesn't feel very comfortable to wear the device
- When having a call or so the vibration of the device can feel quite annoying
- Creating a consistent habit loop and build new connections in the brain for better posture is very hard and takes time. From my perspective the overall experience could be more engaging.
- My suggestion would be to integrate it into a T-Shirt, so that the convenience of wearing it is improved drastically
Goal
I wanted to find a device which reminds me of a good posture, especially when working at the desk. Overall I was not too satisfied with the Upright GO 2.
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