Razer Nabu Smartband Video Preview
Another look at the Razer Nabu smartband.
While Razer's Project Christine took home our Outside the Box award, it wasn't the only brave, unconventional product out out of the PC gaming accessories maker. Razer's getting into the wearable tech game with the Nabu smartband, which aims to cut down on some of your smartphone time by sending you notifications and light info right to your wrist.
The Nabu features two screens, with a smaller one in top that's suitable for showing an icon, and another one on the bottom that's big enough to display text. It's debatable whether or not staring at one's wrist is better than a smartphone, but these are still early days of wearable tech and we're glad to see a familiar name in the arena. We may not be alone there, as readers of our sister-site Tom's Guide have seen fit to name Razer's Nabu as Best of CES 2014.



I wasn't attempting to anthropomorphize the wristband. I figured it went without saying that it was the idea that i found "dumb". I'm sure you'll wear it until the next dumb fad comes along.
I wasn't attempting to anthropomorphize the wristband. I figured it went without saying that it was the idea that i found "dumb". I'm sure you'll wear it until the next dumb fad comes along.
So, as a whole, you feel that ALL wearable tech is "dumb"? I never quite understood why there is so much hate towards certain things. If you don't like it, keep scrolling lol...why the negativity? I personally dislike AMD, does that mean I will troll the AMD articles on TH just to post about how I dislike them? Anyways, I guess to each their own. To answer your question, yes...I will...and I will be quite happy with it too.