Review on Smart bracelet Xiaomi Mi Band 2, black by Aneta Zubrzycka ᠌

The fact that the "incoming call notification" function is not friendly with the Cyrillic alphabet did not particularly surprise me; should show on the bracelet the first four letters of the name of the one who calls you, but shows four question marks - if the contact name in the phone's phone book is written in Cyrillic. But what really surprised me was that if the name of the caller in the phone book is longer than ten characters, then a "glitch" appears - the bracelet does not see this incoming phone call at all (from the word "completely"): it does not vibrate, does not show anything as if the call did not exist. For example: if a person calls me, who is recorded as "Semyon" in the smartphone's contact book, then the notification of the incoming call is transmitted to the bracelet - honestly, vibration is turned on and either the image of the handset or four question marks (because remember - the Cyrillic bracelet does not understand). Further, attention (!) Rename the same contact in the phone book of the smartphone to "Semyon Semenych" and that's it - under no settings of the bracelet and smartphone, the call will be transferred to the bracelet - no vibration, no image - nothing at all; some algorithm to ignore names longer than ten characters is triggered. The same is true for incoming SMS notifications. Perhaps this is also somehow connected with the Cyrillic alphabet. But I didn’t understand further - I returned the bracelet back to the store.