Review on Smart bracelet HONOR Band 5, blue by Aneta Patryk (Anetka ᠌

In general, the bracelet is not bad, heart rate monitoring is generally a nice bonus, although given its accuracy, this does not make much sense. Saturation monitoring is generally a joke - in no case should you rely on it as a medical indication. He can, at best, track some direct critical conditions, and that's not a fact. If you need reliable heart rate monitoring, you'd be better off buying some more serious sports heart rate monitor from Polar, Garmin or Suunto. I believe that the main joke of the bracelet in monitoring sleep, in general, was bought for this. In this regard, everything suits me. The biggest failure is an application that wants to know literally everything about you, otherwise it refuses to work. It is clear that this is a global trend, but still I think it is a minus. In fact, I have already found a decent amount of glitches in the application for a couple of months, it’s just inappropriate to describe all of them here. I will note only one of the most annoying moments - in the application you cannot simply turn off the simultaneous recording of steps from both the bracelet and the phone's accelerometer data. It sums up the steps according to some of its algorithms, which is why the readings can be completely random. Only the ban on "access to health data" for the application helps. A little more annoying is the impossibility of automatically recording workouts on a bike using only a bracelet - they can only be recorded by turning on GPS in the application (i. E. it will eat up the battery and, in fact, will not differ in any way from trackers like the same Strava) .