Review on Smart bracelet HONOR Band 5, blue by Siu Li ᠌

A useful assistance in making adjustments to the weight. The diet was altered the week before last in accordance with the readings of the burned calorie counter, and I believe that this will be of assistance. I gave it a score of four ku due to the fact that it has a lot of functions and a reasonable price, so even though it makes mistakes when measuring distances, I still think it's worth buying. The price, the build quality, the design, the abundance of dials, the oxygen level sensor (which works fairly precisely), the heart rate monitor, and the inactivity reminder function are all positive aspects of this product. As compared to the old phone, the pedometer can tell the difference between walking and driving. Got cons: When running, there is a lack of accuracy in the indication of the distance. In a health club, I compared the readings from this bracelet to those from a Johnson Fitnes 7000 pro treadmill while it was operating in two different modes. both running outside and on a treadmill. In both instances, the simulator did not match the readings that were taken from the bracelet. The bracelet's distance of 5.5 kilometers was calculated as 6.31 kilometers when it was used in the treadmill mode at a speed of 7.5 kilometers per hour. A somewhat more exact distance of 6.09 kilometers can be achieved by running outside. The speed was calculated to be 7.6 kilometers per hour. I did not finish the second mode and will return to it later. Battery when charging at 94% dropped to 13% in five days, which would be enough for the promised two weeks, you probably need to wear it just like a watch (during these days I worked out three times for one hour in the gym). Because the classes are not professional, I think the error is excusable.