Review on 💪 Honor Band 6: 1.47" AMOLED Display, Long Battery Life, 24/7 Heart Rate Monitoring by Catalina Rares ᠌

The watch contains all the features. generates intricate graphs in the application while monitoring sleep. There is a vibrating alarm clock. slender and light. Although the price is still 15-20%, I only charge once a week. I charged it over the weekend before leaving on a weeklong business trip without any cords or chargers. Although the cord extends to the base and you cannot use the gadget while it is charging, I have nothing against "wireless" charging. catches all of the phone's (iPhone 14 Pro) notifications. At night, the do not disturb mode is automatically activated. Gives a signal when the phone leaves the watch's field of view—this is merely a top feature. Measures heart rate, steps, and oxygen on a continuous basis; everything is displayed in the app in the form of graphs and explanations. prompts you to stand up from your chair every two hours. When the brush is raised, the display turns on automatically. It performs well overall. However, sometimes the watch assumes that I have another workout when I play the piano because the display turns on and the steps are added. Water, particularly salty and soapy water, grime, and dust do not frighten them. The voice control is the only thing I'm missing. Since I don't always have access to the phone or station, I've grown accustomed to adding reminders verbally. It would be amazing if a watch had an NFC module for payment. However, 2022 is normally out of the question in this case, so we continue and are not sidetracked. I am immediately shocked by all the praise for "new" features in evaluations of the next Apple Watch (series 7, for instance, now has a heart rate monitor). All of this was almost from the line's inception at the time, in Honor Band.