 Everybody, it's Chris Welch with Average. We're taking a look at the new second generation Microsoft Band. So the first thing you'll notice here is the design is way, way sleeker than the clunky old thing we got last year. It's now got a curved display and it's got Gorilla Glass 3, so it should be a lot more durable. The old one got scratched really, really quickly, so that's improved. We've got stainless steel around here, around the back, and it's still a little bit bulky on this side, but it's way better than it was last year. So we've got that for the 42. They'll do all the same functions as last year. The heart rate sensor is apparently very much improved, so that's going to be more accurate for when you run or work out or get any kind of physical activity in, but otherwise they'll do sleep tracking, guided workouts, all those sorts of things that you had last year. Plus it's also got some new metrics, like VO2 max and things that usually are found on only really serious athlete watches and things like that. So Microsoft is kind of making this for casual fitness people, but also the more serious athlete, much like last year. But if you were a fan of last year's band, this one is a lot more comfortable and a lot nicer to look at. And it's a bit more expensive than last year's band was. It's $249 now, and you can preorder it starting today, and it's going to ship on October 30th.
 Everybody, it's Chris Welch with Average.
 We're taking a look at the new second generation Microsoft Band.
 So the first thing you'll notice here is the design is way, way sleeker than the clunky
 old thing we got last year.
 It's now got a curved display and it's got Gorilla Glass 3, so it should be a lot more
 durable.
 The old one got scratched really, really quickly, so that's improved.
 We've got stainless steel around here, around the back, and it's still a little bit bulky
 on this side, but it's way better than it was last year.
 So we've got that for the 42.
 They'll do all the same functions as last year.
 The heart rate sensor is apparently very much improved, so that's going to be more accurate
 for when you run or work out or get any kind of physical activity in, but otherwise they'll
 do sleep tracking, guided workouts, all those sorts of things that you had last year.
 Plus it's also got some new metrics, like VO2 max and things that usually are found
 on only really serious athlete watches and things like that.
 So Microsoft is kind of making this for casual fitness people, but also the more serious
 athlete, much like last year.
 But if you were a fan of last year's band, this one is a lot more comfortable and a lot
 nicer to look at.
 And it's a bit more expensive than last year's band was.
 It's $249 now, and you can preorder it starting today, and it's going to ship on October 30th.