Review on Smart bracelet HONOR Band 5, black by Anastazja Anastazja ᠌

I had a bracelet made in China specifically for me. It is more of a subtle redesign of Band 4 than the 5th edition, therefore it is difficult to refer to it as such. From the outside, it is impossible to tell which version of the bracelet is being worn because they are identical. If you already own a Band 4 and are considering purchasing a Band 5, you should give yourself some time to carefully consider whether or not you really need to upgrade the "fleece." Pros: 1. The step counts aren't nearly as bad as they could be. 2. a wide variety of different kinds of exercises. 3. The appearance is described as "simple and tasteful," with nothing additional. 4. Calculates the percentage of oxygen that is present in the blood. 5. It mirrors the progression of sleep stages. 6. Shows the notifications from the smartphone. 7. Having no irrational fear of water. 8. The device is equipped with a function that monitors the user's heart rate continuously and notifies them when a predetermined threshold is exceeded. Having this drawback: 1. Only the app can be used to begin certain types of workouts (for example, cycling). 2. The amount of oxygen that is present in the blood is not measured while the athlete is in the training phase. You have to exit the training mode in order to take the measurement (where is the logic in that?). 3. When scrolling through the menu, the experience can be sluggish at times. 4. The set of dials that are being advertised is worthless because they were painted for children. The dial that came standard with Band 4 was the one that worked best.