Customer Ratings & Reviews

The product is great but the adhesive it comes with isn’t the best. I wish it was able to stick to your back even when sweating.

Great product! Could notice a difference after only 2 weeks!

I just love this product, Upright - GO 2™ Posture Trainer - White

I have been using the Upright Go 2 for a couple of weeks and can definitely say it has helped my posture. The device itself is pretty simple and just buzzes when you slouch. I thought I had decent posture but my wife thought different. I was shocked at how often this thing alerted me to my poor posture! It’s made me much more aware and has helped me sit upright more often. It is super simple to set up. Just download the app and it will walk you through it. Takes a couple of minutes at best. The device itself is very lightweight and you will quickly forget its there. Until it buzzes that is! I found out the hard way that even when the Go 2 is in tracking mode rather than training mode it will alert you if you slouch for 15 minutes at a time. That’s a neat little feature that extends the usefulness of it. I’ve found the adhesive strips last much longer that the few days advertised and my unit came with 10 strips which should last more than enough time to really train myself to stand and sit straight. Battery life is pretty good and I’ve found charging every couple of days is more than sufficient. Note though when you unplug it the unit automatically comes on so keep that in mind so you aren’t burning battery unnecessarily. The storage case is nice so you don’t have to worry about sticky stuff getting in furniture.

Helps a lot and don’t retreat the purchase. Great product!

I like this and it is small and easy to wear under your shirt.

Very helpful and easier than a stand up desk !!!!!

I got this just as a reminder and it works well. It keeps you aware when you start to slouch. It makes it a little fun as you have daily goals to accomplish.

This is a good product to correct the back posture! Keep vibrating depending on the sensitivity level set.

Thisviscacgood product for helping to keep strait when you walk. It is hard at the beginning butbit gets better as you use it.

Very handy little tracker/trainer for posture. Only complaint is that the training aspect only lasts for 1 month & then it is simply in tracking mode; wish their was more depth to the training aspect of this piece of handle gear. I def recommend getting the magnetic necklace over using the sticky pads.

Overall I am satisfied with this purchase except that you may need to buy extra stickers in order to use it.

I find it beneficial if you have a job where you are mostly seating in a desk. If you are up and active during your day job where it requires a lot of leaning forward like cashiering or cooking then this is isn’t for you. It will detect as slouching even if back is straight and it will just go off all day, then battery runs low. Stickies are also not convenient to deal with

Good product but not easy to attach to the back of your neck, would be better if the necklace option was included rather than an extra accessory.

The idea behind this product is great but it is very in accurate. It starts buzzing even when you bend to wash hand or something, so it doesn’t necessarily only capture when you crouch. So you get used to the buzz pretty quickly and start ignoring it. Specially if you stand at work, it’s not the right product at all.

Omg love this little device! I’ve been using it for a couple of weeks now and definitely a noticeable improvement in my posture! I’ll walk by a mirror and notice I’m standing straight even when I don’t have the Upright Go on me. Very happy with my purchase.

I tend to sit a lot at work, even though I have a standing desk and I noticed that my shoulders were hunching over and I was slouching more. I saw this and thought it would be a fun way to improve my posture. I've used it for about 10 days now and here's what I like and what I don't: Pros: * Small, lightweight and comes with adhesives (haven't had to change mine yet) * App is easy to use * Travel case and USB charging cable are nice to have * Tracking mode lets you see how your posture has been during the day * Training mode will cause the unit to vibrate if you slouch for 4 continuous seconds, more time is added so you gradually go for longer periods of time. Cons: * No integration with Apple Health - it would be nice to connect it with my Health app to get all of my health and fitness info in one place. * Pairing on Day 1 was a bit of a challenge - the app said the device couldn't be found and the unit itself wouldn't turn on - putting it on the charger seemed to reset whatever loop it was stuck in. * No power puck - like most gadgets nowadays, you get a cord to plug in, but now puck to connect to the wall, so they assume you have spare pucks or USB-A ports somewhere that aren't being used. All in all, I like it and I genuinely like new tech that helps me improve my quality of life by not being in the way. So far, I'm digging this thing and I'm noticing that I'm self correcting my posture more now than I did before I wore it. So at least, I'm more aware now of when my posture needs to be corrected.

Awesome device. Downside is when hot or sweaty it can slip off. There is a new Kneclace for it but I already lost mine.

Not bad, good reminder on posture. Wish there were more customization settings.

This is an interesting device. I’ve had poor posture my entire life. I tend to lean forward while standing and walking and slouch in my seat while sitting. I was looking for a way to help me correct the slouch. I was skeptical about how effective a small reminder vibration would be but this really does help. The Upright Go ships with a carrying case with a notch that allows the device to be charged inside the case. The Go can also be charged outside the case if desired. The Go sticks to the back of the wearer with reusable double-sided adhesive. One adhesive strip typically lasts me several days under normal circumstances and doesn’t irritate my skin. I make sure to save the covers for the adhesive strips and re-apply them each evening to prevent the strips from drying out and losing their adhesiveness. Several adhesives and alcohol prep pads were included. I make sure my skin is dry to ensure the Go stays on all day. OI have not had any problems with the Go falling off during wear. The fall weather has been pretty mild the past couple weeks and getting progressively getting cooler. I’m sure that’s why I haven’t had any problems with the Go detaching and falling off. I’m curious to see how well the adhesive performs in the hot and humid conditions of summer. The user guide instructs placing the device somewhere you can easily reach it. The Go can be applied by the user but I find it easier to enlist the help of my wife for application. Not only does this assure the Go is applied perfectly straight in the center of the back away and from shoulders but also helps prevent drops. I’ve already dropped my Go once while removing it alone. Thankfully it was on carpet, but care should be used in bathrooms or other hard floor areas. The Go has two modes: training and tracking. The training mode is where I get vibrations whenever I slouch. The tracking mode doesn’t vibrate but tracks the time spent slouching and maintaining proper posture throughout the day. Each time I apply the Go I have to re-calibrate my proper posture. The training mode has three settings: stationary, standing and active. I mostly use stationary at work because it’s the strictest as far as alerts and really helps with correcting my seated posture. The standard mode is a little more forgiving and accounts for the fact that I’ll be moving more and alternating between standing and seated. The active mode is most forgiving and for situations where the wearer will be very active (not workout active, just a lot of movement and possibly bending). I typically use active mode when I’m getting dressed in the mornings or in situations where I’ll do a lot of bending or stretching. The vibrations can be adjusted in intensity and pattern. I’m boring, so I typically use the default settings for everything unless they’re ineffective or bothersome. The default settings on the Go work fine for me. I feel the vibrations and the default vibration pattern is more than sufficient. The sensor is very accurate and detects even the slightest slouching if I calibrate my upright posture properly. Although the vibrations do a good job of helping me maintain proper posture during training mode, I also find myself frequently checking the app for deficiencies in my posture. I’m finding myself becoming more cognizant of times when I slouch or sit with poor posture. I like the presentation of the app and the ways it tries to incentivize training. I was even offered a significant discount on adhesive refills based on my training. Battery life is fantastic. I haven’t yet had the battery fully deplete on me yet. I recharge the Go each evening and easily get an entire day of wear. The app and Go device work together perfectly. The Go even receives occasional firmware upgrades through the app. The latest upgrade adjusted the LED on the Go so it’s not noticeable underneath clothing. The LED hasn’t been a problem for me and I haven’t even noticed it because I always wear the Go underneath at least two layers of clothing (shirt and undershirt). It may have been more noticeable or had it pointed out if I wore thinner clothing or only one layer. I’m very pleased with the Upright Go 2 so far. The purpose of this device is to make me more aware of my posture so I can self-correct. The gentle vibrations work great and really help with making me take notice of just how much I slouch. I don’t know how long I’ll ultimately have to wear it but I’m already noticing a difference. I don’t have any medical reasons behind my slouching, so I’m highly optimistic that this device just may improve my posture once and for all.