Pros
- 1. Screen Bright, juicy, everything is readable, even with poor eyesight. A month later, the screen is in perfect condition, although I don’t particularly care. size 2 For an average man's hand - normal. 3. Autonomy. I charge every three or four days. These are two hourly running sessions with music and GPS. One run eats somewhere around 25-30%. Otherwise, only the heart rate tracking mode is enabled every 30 minutes. 4. Listening to music on the watch (internal memory), which is very convenient for running. 5. Notifications are accompanied by sound (although the vibration is customizable, but you can skip it). 6. You can talk, although I do not need this function. But for this price tag, there are no options with a similar function. 7. Synchronizes seamlessly with Apple technology through the Zepp app. 8. Does not count steps when driving a car.
Cons
- 1. Few dials. 2. Sometimes notifications can be clumsily displayed, I don’t know what this is connected with. 3. Connecting some wireless headphones - dancing with a tambourine. Maybe I'm doing something wrong. 4. When running at the stadium in certain places, the music is interrupted for a fraction of a second, apparently catches other waves, or something, maybe some kind of anomalous zone. When running around the city, everything is fine. 5. There is no double-tap activation, sometimes turning the wrist simply does not work. You have to twist it with your hand to activate the screen. 6. I haven't tested it under water and I don't intend to. The splashes hold up.
