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Star.21, the newest kid on the block in wearable fitness trackersI can almost hear the audible groan from the tech industry each time someone announces that they are developing yet another wearable fitness tracker. Following Nike’s discontinuation of the Nike Fuelband, several publications have proclaimed that the fitness tracker is a fad that will fizzle out eventually. The band, together with its accompanying app Lifebalanz, aims to help users form healthy habits by gamification via a series of milestones that can be achieved by reaching their daily goals. The gamification in the Lifebalanz app motivates users to keep on keeping onThe Star.21 syncs wirelessly to the Lifebalanz app via Bluetooth BLE, and works on both Android and iOS. The lowest pledge of 199 RMB for one Star.21 tracker band has been wiped out by eager pledgers, but the pledge for 249 RMB per black Star.21 is still up for grabs.