Review on Smart bracelet HONOR Band 5 RU, pink by Edyta Tulwin ᠌

Since this is my first time purchasing one of these, here is a rundown of the features I hope it will have: Features such as pressure sensing, a reasonable screen size, NFC, and reasonable message display support Pros: Price Juicy and eye-catching (won't fade in the sun) Spouse approves of new phone feature that measures blood oxygen levels Distinct drawbacks: It's just a miserable screen; don't let the pictures fool you; it's small and very, and you can use it without glasses only if you pick up the watch face; you can't see the rest of the information anyway (to be fair, there is scrolling, and some of the information can be found on other screens and in the settings). - a young boy penned the program: Unicode is not supported, so goodbye to emoticons and photos in your messages. Additionally, image previews are not enabled, so you won't even realize that you aren't seeing them because all that will appear is the contact's name. The font is tiny, yet legible. If you mistakenly ignored a message without reading it, you'll have to pick up the phone and try again. A CHARGE! small docking station that can be used independently. If the gadget has been switched off, you can power it back on by charging it. L-Logic. I see that this was done for waterproofing purposes, but they could have just as easily incorporated a magnetic mount, like on a wireless headphone or a chik — and kept the charging functionality intact.