Review on Xiaomi Watch S1 Active Wi-Fi NFC Global Smart Watch, Blue Ocean by Radko Radnev ᠌

I acquired it just for the purpose of monitoring my swimming in the pool, believing the glowing reviews about how accurately it can perform this function. As a consequence of this, it was discovered that you are able to swim in them, but that you cannot rely on what they depict. None of the four workouts that took place on the water were reflected, even nearly, in the results in any way. The clock displays inaccurate information regarding the number of lanes covered, the number of strokes taken per lane, and the total number of meters swum. All of this is far simpler to compute in one's head or to ascertain by one's own observation than it is to believe the statistics that reveal S1. And they demonstrated that instead of 750 meters, I "overcame" just 425, instead of 1000 meters, I "overcame" 550, instead of 1100 meters, I "overcame" 575, and out of 1050 meters, I "overcame" 550. And the picture remains the same when considering the total number of strokes and lanes. And of course, the software that runs the clock is a piece of garbage of some type. How could you possibly conceive of the possibility that the most recent version would be inferior to the versions that came before it and would also be able to function solely with watches and fitness bracelets? Why should I use a different application for their own scales, such as previous versions that are only compatible with older watch models or Amazfits? It is unclear what kind of mental illness she has. Autonomy was another feature that did not win over customers because, even with infrequent use, the devices needed to be charged every 5–6 days (). I am hesitant to write anything about it because I have already discussed it in the reviews that have been shown on TV. If I had all of this information beforehand, I would choose the Amazfit GTR 4 even though it would limit the number of applications I could use and require more frequent charging than a smartphone would.