At last year's Mobile World Congress, HTC and Under Armour announced the Grip, a fitness tracker that would never appear on store shelves. HTC scrapped the product to work on something better—its words, not ours. At this year's CES, HTC and Under Armour are back to show us what better means.

The two companies have partnered up to produce HealthBox, a three-part product for monitoring your health and fitness. The trio consists of a scale, a fitness band, and a heart rate monitor.

The UA Scale, UA Band, and UA Heart Rate all have Under Armour branding, but HTC has produced the hardware. The Scale measures your weight and BMI. It's wi-fi connected and supports up to eight users.

The Heart Rate goes around your chest during workouts. The Band is meant to go around your wrist all day long, where it will do the usual activity tracking job of counting steps and gauging your sleep.

Under Armour handles the software front. You manage everything from the UA Record app already available in the Play Store.

As for the HealthBox, it will go on sale on January 22nd. The full kit is available for pre-order from HTC or Under Armour for $400. That, mind you, is more than you would spend on an existing scale, activity tracker, and heart rate monitor from Fitbit, Runtastic, and others. But this is an integrated experience, and that's worth something.

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