Review on Smart bracelet HONOR Band 5, black by Adam Libera ᠌

If you don't engage in strenuous physical activity or have a cardiac condition, you can get by with just a standard watch. While jogging, I simply use it to check my heart rate and change songs. Messages are difficult to read on a mobile device's small screen. In favor are: Counts steps more or less precisely; Notifies you when your heart rate nears harmful levels during activity 3. Good, colorful Amoled display; 4. Ability to switch music tracks on the go; 5. Sleep quality measurement, alarm clock, and blood-oxygen level measuring capabilities (but who uses these anyway? It's not very cozy to sleep in the clock. Contrast several: First, even with the pulse monitoring switched off, autonomy only lasts for about four to five days. You can get twice as much from a purchase of a well-known bracelet made by a rival firm. Two, there aren't many knobs. If you have installed Huawei services that do not function on my Meizu smartphone, you can install other watch faces through the official application. Third, the bracelet can't pair with the phone without both Bluetooth and always-on GPS being enabled, which cuts into the battery life of the phone. Because the messages aren't organized into folders, it's not always evident whose program sent them. 5. Low maximum brightness; visibility during the day is poor in the urban environment. Always be in high visibility while on foot.