and some times even after calibrated or ( clicked ) it give you false alarm!Clearly this product is rushed before tested probably! not a great 1st time experience

Hopefully that will help to mask some of the false alarms you get from loose clothing.

No matter how often you re-align, if your shirt isn't relatively tight/stable, you're going to get false alarms...and if you use the recommended 15 second delay, you're going to get a ton of false alarms and they will be so close

I have not had any false alarms

I think that it should be improved as it loses some of the data

Sensor seems to get confused as to whether or not you are slouching if you are also running/walking, but I guess that's why there is a running product, - magnet clip can get swiped off if you like to wear backpacks, given that the Lift has to be placed where a backpack strap typically ends up; this is how I lost one of mine (luckily the Lift comes with more than one, but still

This was not what I expected and it did not work as I expected it too.

My wife, who is as skeptical as she is frugal, and not prone to hyperbole, congratulated me yesterday on the big improvement she has seen in my bearing and perhaps my confidence too

When with your phone, it counts minutes of upright posture when sitting, as well as, steps when walking

I think that it should be improved as it loses some of the data

Sensor seems to get confused as to whether or not you are slouching if you are also running/walking, but I guess that's why there is a running product, - magnet clip can get swiped off if you like to wear backpacks, given that the Lift has to be placed where a backpack strap typically ends up; this is how I lost one of mine (luckily the Lift comes with more than one, but still

This was not what I expected and it did not work as I expected it too.

My wife, who is as skeptical as she is frugal, and not prone to hyperbole, congratulated me yesterday on the big improvement she has seen in my bearing and perhaps my confidence too

When with your phone, it counts minutes of upright posture when sitting, as well as, steps when walking