The UPRIGHT NECKLACE: Another Way to Wear Your GO
Introducing the UPRIGHT NECKLACE, a game-changing new accessory that gives you the option to wear your GO device without adhesives. Thanks to its innovative design, the necklace manages to be convenient and flexible without compromising on accuracy.
Now it’s easier than ever to get the hang of healthy posture!
Necklace vs. Adhesives: What’s the Difference?
Wearable devices are, by definition, meant to be worn on your body. The UPRIGHT GO and GO 2 are no exception, sitting snugly on your upper back where they can best track your posture. Until now, users were only able to keep them in place by means of special adhesives that are applied directly to the skin. But variety being the spice of life and all, we thought it fitting (pun intended) to offer an alternative to that tried-and-trusted method. And so, the UPRIGHT NECKLACE was born.
We’ve designed the UPRIGHT NECKLACE to connect to your GO device in seconds, because who’s got time to fumble around? Simply remove the adhesive from your device with the removal tool that came in the original box. Then, connect the necklace to your GO device via the USB-C or Micro USB connector (depending on which model you have). Finally, open the magnetic clasp, position your GO on your back, and connect the magnets so they rest below your collarbone. You’ll hear a reassuring “snap” as the magnets come together for a secure fit.
Built to hang around
While our adhesives remain a popular option, there’s no getting around the fact that they need replacing after 3-10 uses (depending on your skin type). For some customers, this is a fair trade-off as they do provide a more discreet fit under your clothes. However, if sustainability is of greater concern to you, you’re probably better off going with the necklace option. Made of durable materials, this accessory is designed to accompany you throughout your posture journey and beyond. As one user aptly put it, “I can wear it all day without thinking about it. And no consumables to worry about.”
