Review on Smart bracelet HONOR Band 5, black by Mateusz Roczon ᠌

A valuable appliance for its cost. If you have all of the following features enabled (sleep tracking, smart heart rate monitoring, notifications, and activating the screen by raising your wrist), the battery should last for around a week on average. It works wonderfully for me, and I charge it on the weekends. Has some pros When measured against a tonometer, the definition of the pulse is found to be remarkably precise. The amount of time spent asleep pretty much always determines exactly, although there are occasions when it is incorrect. The pedometer is quite accurate, but the step length reading is, in my opinion, significantly off. Even though I am quite tall, I simply cannot have steps that are one meter in length. Even though I have an Honor smartphone and many people have stated that the connection with the phone frequently breaks, I have not had this issue in over half a year of using the product. After all of the most recent ates updates, you are now able to control music using your Mi Band 4, and the Health app now has a huge number of watch faces available to suit a variety of preferences. Cons: Receiving messages is just terrible, one will still come quite normally, you can read it, but if several come at once, it's a disaster, it's actually impossible to read on it, and it slows down a bit. In general, this does not worry me because, contrary to popular opinion, I prefer regular phone calls over online chats. The determination of oxygen levels in the blood stream is nothing more than a marketing gimmick and nothing else! In my opinion, it does not have a GPS tracker because when training on the street, it determines the position through the phone that is on duty. If it had a GPS tracker, it would have been much quicker to turn on the training in the phone itself, rather than having to wait for it to connect.