Review on Smart bracelet Xiaomi Mi Band 3 Global, black by Anastazja Frelek (Ma ᠌

1. Makes erroneous assumptions about sleep and its causes. It is true that the program running on the smartphone, and not the bracelet itself, is responsible for this success (android). I'm not even going to get into the concept of several stages of sleep; the problem is with how the amount of time spent sleeping is calculated. For instance, he demonstrated to me today that I only slept for a total of two hours each night, and that these hours fell between the hours of nine and eleven in the evening. And at that time I didn't even lie down—I was busy with other things around the house. During the period of sleep, which lasted from eleven in the evening to seven in the morning, neither the bracelet nor the application could be found. And if you do nothing more than lie there without falling asleep, that time will be added to the total amount of time you spent sleeping. Naturally, a smart alarm clock will not function properly with such signals; rather, it will always work at the time that was set on the phone. 2. The feature that allows you to turn on the screen and see the time may not always work when it is required, such as when you bring the bracelet up to your face, but it may work when it is not required at all, such as when you are sleeping and moving around in bed throughout the night. 3. The bracelet is no longer able to receive SMS messages after the application was activated on the smartphone, despite the fact that there is a connection between the two devices and the application has all the necessary permissions. Moreover, there was no method to reactivate this feature in any way. 4. The strap is very difficult to fasten, and you have to put a lot of effort into it; however, this may only be a problem while it's brand new (3 weeks)