Netatmo June

Netatmo is on the right track with June UV’s design, but when it comes to functionality, it’s very limited. Only a small subset of people will be interested in June’s powers of UV detection. We think June would attract more attention and would-be...

First truly fashionable wearable device. Reminds you via mobile app to reapply sunscreen, wear hat, etc. Includes two straps. Can clip on clothes.

Requires mobile app for alerts about sun exposure. No on-device information. iOS only. Not waterproof. Pricey device with limited use. Can't customize notifications.

Sun Worshipper No MoreThe June by Netatmo is the first wearable device that's truly fashionable, but its use is limited to just one thing. I have a feeling other wearable technology will start to incorporate UV ray sensors into other devices so that...

Small form factor. Successfully improved awareness of time spent in the sun, and increased how often we wore sunscreen. Doesn’t look like a tech device. App is easy to use and figure out

While splash proof, sweat proof, and rain proof, it’s not waterproof. Easy to forget to put back on once you’ve taken it off. Bluetooth LE connection was sometimes buggy

The Neatmo June looks like a piece of jewelry, making it more desirable to wear than other health bands

There's no Android availability and the $99, £80, AU$140 is too steep for its limited features

For $99, the June is a beautiful, yet unnecessary, way to keep yourself from getting burned by the sun.

Netatmo's June does a good job of letting you know when you've had too much sun, especially if you burn easily, and its simple, unobtrusive reminders don't constantly nag at you either. For £69, it's a pricey gadget that just confirms that you need a...