Review on Smart bracelet HONOR Band 5, black by Kenta Nakashima ᠌

The ability to recharge regularly, the presence of a color screen, and resistance to dampness were major factors in my decision among competing products. Despite the fact that I've been using this product for a considerable amount of time, I've found that the drawbacks outweigh the benefits in my experience. 1. The presence of a good screen and a ship's set of uninformative dials, in addition to a variety of fonts, I scratch everything off the list! 2. It doesn't matter who sends the notifications or how they are sent; developers don't care because they are always displayed on top of each message. 3. After the initial charge did not even keep going for FIVE days, Carl! What kind of logic lies behind this?! And this is with both the heart rate tracking and the smart sleep functionality switched off! Sent an email to the technical help; no response! Even after a second charge to full capacity, the battery reads as having just 81% capacity by the middle of the second day! 4. When the Bluetooth connection is severed (with the Note9), it indicates that the connection has been severed and that's it! Your Bluetooth connection will not be automatically reestablished; instead, you will need to do this manually through the Health app. 5. The developers, for some inexplicable reason, do not use the proprietary Huawei Wear application to configure the device. Instead, they have slightly modified the Health application so that it has the bare minimum of configurable options and a rather unattractive appearance. 6. It is abundantly clear that this is Honor; there is a great deal of ambition shown in both the written and spoken word, but in practice, it did not hook at all. It's a shame that we had to spend money on it, but I guess I'll just hand it over to a stranger so I don't have to feel embarrassed again! 7. If someone could assist me in selecting a smart bracelet, I would be grateful. I don't write about my competitors because we all have the same tops!