Review on Smart watch HUAWEI Watch Fit New, pink sakura by Wiktor Franko ᠌

Not enough monthly overview calendars are provided. With such a spacious square display compared to traditional trackers and pedometers, kamon, I'd love to have a calendar at my fingertips. In addition, the options for showing a calendar on the screen include a female cycle calendar, however this is not the norm. Define sexism. Very little shaking. I am aware that everyone's pain threshold is unique, but I am only sensitive to very powerful vibrations and not at all to very faint ones. To communicate with others like myself, select "to make your hand shake" from the third choice. If you want the gyroscope to recognize your motion, you'll need to make a very sudden, extreme turn with your hand. - There's no way to pick up the phone right now. This feature, along with a built-in speaker, debuted in the next generation Fit2 watch, although I doubt many people would waste their money on it because I can guarantee it will never be used. I'd rather not have the whole room overhearing my chat. When I converse on the phone, it's always through my headphones. Only "reject" and "send a message" buttons appear when you get a phone notification, and you have no control over which option appears or what the message says. The phone will automatically send a "I'm in a meeting" text message to the recipient's number, I discovered after some prodding. I'll be in touch with you later. I'm not at a meeting, so what? I'd like to have a selection of pre-made messages from which to choose depending on the recipient(s). - The shot contrasting the light and dark wallpapers shows that the working area-frame on the screen is not wide, but this is not a deal breaker for me. After some use, the operating system's general sloppiness becomes more apparent. From what I can tell, there are already more minds at work in Fit2, so perhaps things will move along more quickly.