Review on Global Version HUAWEI Band 6 Fitness Tracker Smartwatch for Men and Women, 1.47’’ AMOLED Color Screen, All-Day SpO2 and Heart Rate Monitoring, 2-Week Battery Life, 5ATM Waterproof - Orange by Doyun Park ᠌

I keep track of time with it and receive notifications on it. The watch's sports functions are not particularly interesting. Oxygen measurements, as compared with a Tiny doctor medical pulse oximeter, can be precise at times; but, in the case of a watch, optimum conditions are required. Light is something that is really significant to me. They maintain a reliable connection with the Honor phone using Bluetooth 4.2 and connect to it flawlessly. Even though I did not take the time to measure it, the battery seems to last for about two weeks. I have no experience with steps, dreams, pulses, or workouts, so I can't comment on any of those things. It's fantastic that there are a lot of straps, cases, and other accessories for sale. The charging is done magnetically, which is quite convenient. The screen is of high quality, as it should be, and the size is just right—not too huge, not too small—everything works out just perfectly, particularly for those who have trouble seeing clearly. Vibro is powerful, and I like using it; it's an improvement over the one on the old Mi Band 4. When it comes to notifications, Vatsap makes everything completely readable together with the text of the message, with the exception of photographs and emoticons. But, it is bothersome because the screen does not wake up when notifications from messengers arrive; all that happens is the phone vibrates, and you have to push the button to view the message. During phone calls, everything works properly and the screen comes up as it should; nevertheless, there is a delay of three seconds, which makes the experience less than ideal in some way. To tell you the truth, the only features (besides the screen size and the vibration) that I enjoyed were the former.