Review on Smart bracelet Xiaomi Mi Band 2, black by Ewa Agnieszka Milano ᠌

During the previous summer, the bracelet was purchased for 4,000 yen. Indeed, perhaps the price and quality are accurately associated when taken into account, taking into account how much it currently costs. Unfortunately, this is not a fitness bracelet in any way, shape, or form. With all of its perks. 1. When receiving calls or texts, pay attention to the vibrations! 2. The vibration feature of the alarm clock operates as it should. 3. That is one sweet battery. Maintains a charge for approximately one calendar month. 4. The screen is very bright. 5. The overall design is pleasing enough, and the clasp is comfortable to use without being overly loose or overly tight. 6. Plausible pulse. Many disadvantages: 1. The vibration feature on mobile applications does not always function properly. 2. Using the application to set an alarm is frustrating for two reasons: first, you have to wait until the phone is synchronized with the device before you can make any changes; second, the information is only saved every other time. 3. In a nutshell, the application is yet another one of Xiaomi's many abject failures. This is the most significant disadvantage. According to what I was told, the bracelet stores all of the data on its own, but there is no synchronization with the program that is being used. You will not be able to see how far you have progressed or how many stages you have completed. You won't be able to determine how long you were asleep for. Whenever you make an attempt to accomplish this, you will inevitably come across the message "out of sync today." For me personally, the bracelet does not do the primary function that it was designed for. For the period that I've been using it, there have already been somewhere in the neighborhood of a dozen ates. There is a shift in the environment, but the number of steps and hours of sleep do not alter.