Review on Smart bracelet HONOR Band 5 RU, blue by Wiktor Malczyk ᠌

Since I'm purchasing this for the first time, you can now at least comprehend what features you should look for in a device of this type, like pressure measurement, a reasonable screen size, NFC, and sensible support for message display. has some benefits Price Juicy display that is bright and does not fade in the sun measuring the blood's oxygen content (my wife loves the phone's search feature) Pros below: - awkward strap, practically incompatible with standard removes - it's just a horrible screen; don't be misled by the images; it's tiny and very difficult to see without glasses You can only utilize it if you pick up the watch face; otherwise, you won't be able to see the rest of the information (to my defense, there is scrolling and some of the information is available on other screens and in the settings). - a young student wrote the program: You won't know that emoticons or photographs aren't given to you; all you'll see is the contact's name on the screen, leaving you to make your own assumptions. Unicode is not supported, so say goodbye to emoticons and pictures in messages. Although small, the text is readable. If you unintentionally ignored a message without reading it, you must get your phone because there is no message log. -- CHARGER a unique tiny docking station where you could mount it. If the gadget is off, you'll need to charge it in order to turn it on. L-Logic. I can see why they did it to protect against wetness, but it was also feasible to create a magnetic mount similar to a wireless headphone, like a chik, for instance, and everything is charging.