Review on Smart Watch HONOR Watch GS Pro, Carbon Black by Franciszka Cukierman ᠌

I am very into watches, and I own quite a few of them. I was under the impression up until very recently that it was too soon to purchase smart watches, raw hardware, or software. But after seeing them at a friend's place and hearing how great they are, I decided to purchase them for myself. They have a price tag of 10,460 M. Video, I had bonuses. It is imperative that I state right off the bat that the absence of NFC is not a detriment for me. Instead, I believe that there is insufficient security in the watch for it to be able to carry "money" in it. Cycling and going to the gym are my two favorite forms of exercise. And as is typical for me, when I leave my house in the morning to ride the 10 kilometers to my place of employment, I am in a hurry. I start the workout and give myself one minute and thirty seconds to look for a GPS signal in an area with clear skies. You are acting like an idiot as you stand on your bike and stare at your watch. In addition, they may request that you synchronize your smart device with a smartphone in order to, as far as I can tell, access the satellite movement almanac and ensure that the smart device is connected to the internet. So, it is presumptuous and idiotic to work out at home using simply a watch and not a smartphone, as in the example given in the advertisement. Moreover, the signal has been located, and now we can begin. As soon as the strap is tightened, I immediately return to my usual breathing pattern, and one and a half minutes have already passed since I started cycling so hard. To what end? As I check at my watch, my pulse is currently at 63 beats per minute. 63 strikes, Carl! When I am motionless, I do experience it. And so 5 kilometers! At five kilometers, it begins to show something that is consistent with reality, which is 152 strokes. He creates training plans as if I were driving with the "motor" turned off for the first half of the trip. It's the same situation in the weight room. Because you threw 10 tons of iron, the computer calculated that you expended 290 kilocalories. The same readings after a stroll of three kilometers through the park at a leisurely pace. Regarding the burden, I have significant doubts that these two things are the same. The icing on the cake, so to speak. When I'm behind the wheel, my preferred method of communication is to use the car's regular radio system, which includes bluetooth. And now for the unfortunate part. You are only allowed to pick one option. Before the movement may begin, something needs to be disabled first. Or you can watch TV or listen to the radio. My research has led me to the conclusion that a wonderful toy or pedometer that only needs to be charged once every 20 days would be ideal.