Review on Smart bracelet Xiaomi Mi Band 3 Global, black by Ada Niemirka ᠌

after some time, the bracelet became loose on its own. And the larva gets extracted from the bracelet with a bit of a struggle. Some pros: in use for almost two weeks as of today (December 9), was charged ONE time on November 29 (ten or eleven days ago), and the charge currently stands at thirty percent. The answer is yes; I'm not sitting in the bracelet, and the screen is switched off unless when I need to see the time. But, there is now continuous monitoring of the pulse (it checks approximately once every half an hour), and notifications from the phone have been activated (vibration and screen). I did not anticipate that it would continue for SUCH a long time, and that I would feel the need to charge them before they ever asked for it. Having certain negative aspects One of the drawbacks that comes to mind is the dancing with a tambourine that happens when you first connect to the phone. In this instance, it would appear that my own concept of "how it should be" did not let me to accomplish things "the way the Chinese did them." The fact that I'm not the only one confirms, in a roundabout way, the vast number of films that are available on the subject of "how to link mi band?"