Review on Smartwatch Amazfit Bip U Pro, pink by Micha Chmielewski ᠌

only purchased to replace the standard clock, alerts, and music control. I don't use it for training, so I can't speak to that aspect. Its benefits What advantages do I personally see: 1. A big, comfy screen as opposed to typical fitness bracelets. 2. Practically trouble-free display activation with a "raise of the hand" 3. Autonomy lasts exactly one week when worn continuously (brightness is enough at the 2nd level) 4. In an hour, charging from 5% to 100% with a little 5. Notifications that are practical and readable (from any application - configured via Zepp). perfectly compatible with the language of 2022. 6. A moderately reliable pedometer. At a pace of 10k during the day, deviations are limited to no more than 100 steps. 7. The heart rate monitor is also functionally sound. The readings are extremely precise. 8. What you need is vibro. Not bothersome, but there hasn't been a single missed call, SMS, etc. 9. The Note 9 Pro connection is excellent. 10. No scratches or scuffs after a few months of use. 11. Photographing remotely is practical. It makes sense to substitute this feature for the "selfie" in some ways. Cons of it: 1. I desire extra dials. I've watched approximately 50 so far. I'm still trying, so I haven't found anything that is universally useful in every situation. 2. For 5–6 days after being worn, the strap rubs the hand. 3. From a practical standpoint and in terms of the accuracy of the information displayed, I did NOT enjoy the Zepp app. Everything is so tiny that it is impossible to break it down by day, hour, etc. 4. In a sizable apartment, the connection between the watch and the phone was tested experimentally. When the phone is positioned behind the third wall, the connection is completely lost. The connection is not broken if you simply go from one room to another. 5. The capability of receiving an incoming call is not implemented; I'm not sure why. Despite the fact that you can decline a call or send an SMS (template). Just picture how cozy it would be for people who use headsets while they are out and about.