Review on HONOR MagicWatch 2 Smartwatch 42mm, Agate Black by Adam Nowak ᠌

When you turn on the workout, you need to confirm the start, sometimes you forget about it, and then you can’t manually change the start time, as a result, progress is stupidly lost + because of this, the watch’s idea of ​​\u200b\u200bnormal heart rate and automatic detection of the start of the workout are most likely lost (the watch thinks that the training pulse is norm option). For example, it seems to me that the longer I use it, the later they automatically offer to turn on the walk mode from the moment I start walking (but most likely this works more accurately with running). Notifications. They come, but you can enable / disable only a certain list, where there is rather an unnecessary twitter and God forgive me snapchat and there is no more necessary telegram (+ for someone important viber / vk). You turn on the delivery of all notifications => everything comes GENERALLY, including games, advertising notifications, etc (although this can be reconfigured on the phone). Compared to the phone, the response to swipes feels a little slow, but in general, this is not very significant. By default, the voice istant mode is enabled in training, which turns on at some specific minutes and starts to speak out loud (in English) like you have been doing it for dofig minutes, you have such and such a pulse, so many calories, etc. If the headphones are not connected, then when you just walk, after 10 minutes they aloud offer to start training, and if you agree, then after another 10 they begin to list all the indicators. Thank you for turning this off. By default, the application collects step data from the watch and from the Health application on the iPhone, and then sums them up somehow crookedly, so that the figure always turns out to be higher. It was decided by disabling reading from Health. You cannot reply to messages. Download add. applications cannot. It seems to be possible to talk, but I didn’t have a chance to test it. All in all, it's a good watch, once you get used to all its oddities. I like. But in terms of functionality, they differ little from the bracelet (it seems to be only gps during walking, receiving calls, well, and appearance).