My Jump 2
Carlos Balsalobre
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My Jump 2 App Store subscription price data is being prepared. AppPriceHub tracks regional prices, CNY conversions, and update dates to help compare subscription costs across App Store regions.
Price Insights
Source: AppPriceHubAccording to AppPriceHub data, My Jump 2 is available in 36 regions, with the Philippines (PH) offering the lowest annual subscription price at approximately ¥110.09 — about 90% of the US price of ¥122.06, saving users roughly ¥11.97 per year. The app is developed by Carlos Balsalobre and is not listed on the China App Store, so Chinese regional pricing is not applicable. The highest global price reaches approximately ¥166.33, creating a spread of about ¥56.24 between the cheapest and most expensive regions. The global average price is ¥137.34, meaning the Philippines region comes in about ¥27.25 below average. My Jump 2 is primarily designed for sports science professionals, athletic coaches, and performance testing, so the global price gap is relatively narrow. Switching to the Philippines App Store requires a local Apple ID and a Philippines-region gift card — users should factor in the operational overhead before deciding whether the savings justify the switch.
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FAQ
4 questions1 Which region offers the cheapest My Jump 2 subscription? ▼
Based on AppPriceHub data, the Philippines (PH) has the lowest price among the 36 regions where My Jump 2 is available, with an annual subscription of approximately ¥110.09. The US region is priced at ¥122.06, making the Philippines about 90% of the US price and saving users roughly ¥11.97 per year. The global average is ¥137.34, so the Philippines region is about ¥27.25 below average.
2 How do I switch to the Philippines region to subscribe to My Jump 2? ▼
You'll need an Apple ID with its region set to the Philippines, then top up the account using a Philippines App Store gift card before searching for My Jump 2 and completing the subscription. Avoid switching your Apple ID's region while the subscription is active. Note that Philippines-region gift cards can be difficult to source domestically — obtain them through a trusted platform and confirm the denomination matches your purchase before topping up.
3 Who is My Jump 2 designed for, and is the price worth it? ▼
My Jump 2 is primarily aimed at sports scientists, strength and conditioning coaches, and professional athletes who need accurate jump height and power output measurements. At a minimum annual price of approximately ¥110.09 in the Philippines region, it offers solid value for users with professional needs. If you are a casual fitness enthusiast, it is worth evaluating whether the feature set matches your requirements before subscribing.
4 How significant are the global price differences for My Jump 2? ▼
The price gap is relatively modest. My Jump 2's lowest global price (Philippines region) is approximately ¥110.09, while the highest is around ¥166.33 — a difference of about ¥56.24, or a ratio of roughly 1.51x, making it one of the apps with a smaller regional price spread. The US price of ¥122.06 sits close to the global average of ¥137.34, and choosing the Philippines region will get you the best available price worldwide.
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