Review on Smart bracelet HONOR Band 5, blue by Anastazja Kowalik ᠌

I was prompted to buy a bracelet by a recent trip to the pool. It's always interesting how much you swim, but the monotony of counting lanes infuriates. In the Honor Bend 5 bracelet, among the training modes, you can select “swimming in the pool”, set the length of the track and voila - the program will count. It is very comfortable. By the way, whether this mode is available in the Honor-band-4 and Huawei-band-4 bracelets from the description of the models is not at all obvious. By the way, a slight inaccuracy was revealed in the calculation of the distance: among the 50-meter segments that were close in terms of indicators (number of strokes and pace), two were wedged, which are very different from the rest. For example, the last one, very short in duration and with several strokes, was clearly a swim to the stairs (and I unknowingly turned off the training after leaving the pool), but the program counted it as another 50-meter distance and added it to the overall standings. A few more nice and useful features: - a bright color display and a decent number of interchangeable dials that can be reloaded; - alarm clock (vibration); - measurement of pulse and oxygen in the blood, - Remote camera start - music playback control (appears after software ate); - a pedometer, which, however, summarizes the steps from both the bracelet and the phone, and whether this can be changed is not clear; - sleep monitoring, which in the morning lying in bed with a smartphone in hand can easily be mistaken for the next stage of sleep, but still the function is very cool, showing different phases of sleep, the number of awakenings, etc. - notification of calls and messages: the call can be rejected, long messages can be scrolled, but it fits about 10 lines. At the time of writing this review, I'm using the bracelet for the second day. I am satisfied with the purchase - I have fun)