Review on Smart bracelet Xiaomi Mi Band 2, black by Dorota Rutkowska ᠌

The experience of wearing a trial version of a genuine fitness bracelet. It does a good job counting steps and displaying the pulse when the user is at rest, but it displays the pulse erroneously when the user is moving. Tracks several stages of sleep but does not have an alarm clock. In in training mode, it displays the pulse with a high degree of accuracy, but only up to 130 beats per minute (compared to a heart rate monitor with a chest sensor and a treadmill sensor, with 146 beats, the bracelet readings do not rise above 131, so you should not trust its readings during intensive training). It wakes up quickly, gives a noticeable vibration, and reflects calls and messages from programs that have been configured (the fact itself, not the content). Maintains a charge for an extended period of time. In general, not a bad deal considering the price (1690) In addition, it is true that the readings cannot be seen or read when exposed to direct sunlight.