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Review on Smart bracelet HONOR Band 5 Global, blue by Ewa Wolska ᠌

Revainrating 2 out of 5

Don't buy it, it's not what it should be.

In short, this is a child's toy that some women may find useful for a sham workout. Or for tech-obsessed teens. Definitely bad for sports. A regular heart rate monitor appears to be at least three times more costly. However, this is true of all sporting goods. The solution you're looking for remains elusive. Instead than thinking about what's absolutely necessary, manufacturers tend to pile on as many features as possible. The primary issue is that it stops functioning if you shake it. Can't detect a heartbeat!

Pros
  • Wristband construction and closure. Relaxing, fashionable, and discrete. Normal resting heart rate and step count. Inaccuracy is less than 2% at most. It's compatible with most smartphones.
Cons
  • During training, I saw that my heart rate peaked at 128 and averaged 99 when it should have been closer to 160 and 130, respectively. Choose the type of heart rate monitor that best fits your needs. Since measuring the pulse is the device's primary function, we can conclude that it has a flaw. The oxygen saturation level is another fabrication. The gap between 97 and 100 percent when the device is idle is significant.