Review on Smart bracelet Xiaomi Mi Band 2, black by Barbara Andrejew ᠌

I am not even close to becoming an athlete, yet I was given the bracelet as a present anyhow. The number of steps I took to get to the grocery, the refrigerator, and work are of no interest to me; but, I am curious about the amount of time I spent sleeping. The vibration feature is useful for incoming calls and notifications (everything can be customized), and it also takes the place of the clock. I quietly pick my nose, conduct wet cleaning while wearing a bracelet, wash dishes while wearing a bracelet, and eat chicken. Although I don't think I handle the bracelet very gently when I do wear it, there were no scratches on it (half a year of operation). It's possible that they don't need to hammer the nails in. The bracelet was unable to maintain connection with the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 phone on a consistent basis. After purchasing a new phone, I found that the issue was resolved. The battery on the bracelet started to discharge more quickly, though not by a significant amount. This is a reasonably priced device that performs all of its functions perfectly. I don't take into account its functions related to fitness because I find it to be boring and pointless. And if your girlfriend isn't feeling well, it's very self-indulgent for you to monitor her pulse and find that it's between 110 and 120 beats per minute (and it's pretty obvious that this is the case). It would be fascinating to test the pulse after eating sausages to see what the effect of that has on the body. In my perspective, the measurements stages are not proper.