Review on Smart bracelet HONOR Band 5 Global, blue by Laura Grunberg ᠌

As a discussion. It would be convenient if the wristbands featured a screen position setting that allowed users to choose between a vertical and horizontal orientation. When wearing the bracelet that has a dial on the interior of the wrist, it would be more simpler and more practical to read the text in a horizontal orientation. Below are some advantages: * This soft bracelet has a strap like a watch, however unlike the Mi Band 2, it does not disconnect. * Illuminated display Its drawbacks include: * The user interface is difficult to navigate. If you select, for instance, a pedometer, a large blue shoe appears on the accompanying screen, with the amount of steps displayed in a font that is significantly smaller. It was possible to design a small icon (particularly if different measurements are represented by different colors), and it was also possible to make the font size for the measurement value look normal. Also, in the Mi Band 2 comparison, in order to view the steps and distance, the wearer needs to go "inside" the pedometer (poke on the screen) and view an even smaller font of the pedometer data (steps, distance, and time). This is a truly terrible interface, and even with a magnifying glass, you won't be able to unravel it. The steps and distance taps on the Mi Band are different from one another, and you can switch between them by swiping the screen.