Review on Smart bracelet HONOR Band 5 RU, blue by Ewa Kornacka ᠌

Changing to this bracelet was a good decision on my part. Easy to employ. There aren't a ton of dials to pick from, but there are enough that I don't get why some of my friends don't have them. It is still unclear how to make use of the oxygen sensor. I've double-checked it and it seems fine, but since I don't plan on using it, there's no point in fixing it. It's all good now. In favor of it are: They offer a pleasant grip, offer minimal distractions, and look great on the hand. The dial displays all of the relevant information, and you can set it to your preferred settings. The display size is adequate. Prior to that, there were myo alpha 2 and Honor S1 watches. If you compare them to the more expensive myo alpha 2, it's clear that they fall short in terms of heart rate measurement accuracy. More physical activities are now available than with the Honor S1. The program is both practical and educational. A helpful function that alerts you after a certain period of inactivity to get up and walk about. The smart alarm feature is reliable, and the time between alarms may be adjusted to suit your needs. When set to night mode, they won't keep you awake or blind you. A smartphone's player and camera controls are both incredibly handy. Consequences with. The Honor S2's sleep tracking isn't quite as precise as that of the Honor S1. For instance, if you wake up and just lie there, people might not realize what time it is. However, this is of little consequence because whoever is keeping track can account for the amount of time spent sleeping. There are no downsides, especially considering the cost.