Review on Smart bracelet Xiaomi Mi Band 2, black by Ewa Talma-Pogrzebska ᠌

I was under the impression that it was a pedometer when I purchased it, however I was wrong. counts each step in a very obvious manner. Does not take into account the initial stage, but after that everything is just class. I tested it for a thousand steps, counted 999 of them, and then went for 100 to 99. In addition, it alerts you to incoming calls, messages, and other information (the owner's phone can be concealed in the bag). A clock that is synchronized with the clock in the phone, an alarm clock that can wake you up at any period of sleep (even the phase of light sleep), and a heart rate monitor are all included. It seems as though a thermometer has arrived with the most recent meal, however it appears to be displaying gibberish. Regarding the charging, it holds a charge for an unreasonably lengthy period of time. When I first purchased the bracelet, it had a charge of 64%. 53% after using the product for five days. After that, I forgot about the bracelet for a total of fourteen days while it was sitting on the table. 35% of the charge remains. If you use it frequently, I don't see any reason why two weeks wouldn't pass without a hitch. If, in general, you do not anticipate that your bracelet will perform tasks such as making you coffee in the morning, then this particular model is the most suitable option. To participate in sports, you do not require any additional equipment.