John Reilly

For Irish consumers, yeah.

Yeah, I guess this is the very first iteration.

The bands are going to be coming just like Whoop has all the different variations.

And I think the US might have a broader selection as we speak of options to pop what is basically a tiny little puck.

When you do pop it out of the band, it is removable from

the band that it's been sat within.

So when you pop the puck out, you might be able to then swap it into other first-party Google ones or even third-party bands that'll hold it there in place.

So there will be leather ones, I imagine, even metal bands, the like, to dress it up, for want of a better term.

But yeah, right now, it's quite sporty in its aesthetic and not too kind of premium as such.

But I do like the finish.

It's understated.

It does the job of holding it in place.

Yeah, that's, again, very kind of painless and straightforward.

It's kind of, as you said, the Google Health is Google's efforts to kind of bring everything underneath the same naming moniker.

So the Fitbit app is no more.

It is now a Google Health app, as you said.

And look, that was pretty seamless in terms of the transition.

And people were teed up enough in advance to say that this was happening.

There is then, somewhat more confusingly, there is the Google Fit app, which is kind of what was their own standalone app

health-focused app on Android devices and even Android Wear watches and the like.