Review on Smart bracelet Xiaomi Mi Band 2, black by Micha Mitrut ᠌

The bracelet as a whole has met and beyond my expectations, and I feel that the price I paid was well worth the quality of the bracelet I purchased. Because of the way the convex glass was designed, Mi-band 3 determined that it was not worth the risk of scratching it and hence decided not to utilize it. Nearly everything works with the Mi-Band 2, and if the firmware were tweaked in such a way as to "twist" a few inconsequential things, everything would be entirely satisfactory. Has pros: - Convenient. It does not leave any impression on the hand, and you quickly forget that it is even there because it does not stick out in any way. - Even after long hours of use, etc., the strap does not cause any discomfort and does not irritate the skin in any manner. Both the pedometer and the heart rate monitor generate values that are extremely accurate based on the data that they collect. - It lasts for two to three weeks (depending on the training, - for example, if you run around the park while wearing it and have it turned on to "activity", then it detects the pulse constantly, and accordingly the battery eats well, but still does well!, for such a youngster!). - If you run around the park while having "activity" turned on, it will continually measure your pulse, and as a result, it will use up a lot of your battery life. Here are some of the drawbacks: - After three months, I noticed several times that the capsule itself was practically falling out OUT, - this plastic "clip" began to pop out, which is attached to the silicone strap with two "hooks", it began to fall out by itself, and accordingly the capsule along with it, - after three months, I noticed several times that the capsule itself was practically falling out OUT, - after three months, I noticed several times that the capsule itself was practically falling out OUT, - after - After three months, I noticed several times that the capsule itself was virtually falling out, - this plastic "clip" began to pop out, which is joined to the silicone strap with two "hooks." - After three months, I noticed several times that the capsule itself was practically falling out OUT. - I lost it a couple of times capsule, - 1 time after sleep, found it on the bed, the second time also in the apartment - at such a pace I can soon miss it), somewhere on the street I can lose it, unfortunately. - 1 time after sleep, found it on the bed. - 1 time after sleep, found it on the bed. After I had misplaced it for the first time, I discovered it on the bed. There is no warning when the signal with the phone is lost, and there is no indication when the signal with the phone is gone (with the standard global firmware, sure, there are all sorts of third-party "crutches" for this, but it's very tedious to accomplish). It is not obvious why the "smart alarm clock" was eliminated; however, the "smart alarm clock" is not present. It appears that this was mentioned in one of the earlier versions of the software or firmware. - In the event that the bracelet was discovered at a location that could not be reached by the phone. That is frequently really inconvenient because, for instance, you went to another room and missed the call, and you have no idea what the call was about. Although there was a call, the bracelet does not display any information on the call that was missed until the connection has been resumed. For instance, there was a call, but after the connection was resumed, there was no information regarding the call that had been missed. until you check your phone.