Review on Smart bracelet Xiaomi Mi Band 2, black by Agata Zubrzycka ᠌

- Price. The reality is that while my magnificent Mi Band 2 was coming to me from China, a full-fledged smart watch with a heart rate monitor, SIM card support and even a camera appeared on the market for almost the same price that I paid for the bracelet. Competitors in the field of fitness are also on the alert, releasing similar bracelets at half the price and with a significantly increased screen area. - Small screen. In fact, the screen is a tiny square, and part of the space from the screen to the button is not occupied by anything. Far from every person with problematic vision can see the date and month, and little information is placed on it. Competitors are already making bracelets 2 times cheaper and with a screen that extends along the entire surface of the bracelet. - To fully work with the bracelet, you need a modern mobile Bluetooth 4.0 device: smartphone, tablet, etc. Without them, the bracelet will be just a toy that shows the time, the number of steps for the last 24 hours and the heart rate by pressing. Moreover, the heart rate after 3 days of use stopped being measured and the function returned only after synchronization with my new tablet and downloading the ated firmware. - The quality of all additional straps is significantly lower than the black strap from the original box. The plastic there is not so pleasant to the touch and the hand is not so comfortable with it, the edges of the strap around the device are much thicker, and so on.