Review on Smart bracelet HONOR Band 5 RU, pink by Ada Wajszczuk ᠌

Among competing models, I settled on this one since it supports standard charging, has a color screen, and is resistant to water damage. Despite the fact that I have used this product for quite some time, I have found that the drawbacks outweigh the benefits. First, I erase everything because the spacecraft has a nice screen and a bunch of useless dials and different types of fonts. The developers don't care who or what messenger the notifications are coming from, as long as they are shown prominently above all messages. Third, Carl, the initial charge didn't even make it five days! Where did this come from?! This is the case even without using any form of smart sleep or heart rate monitoring. I emailed tech support and they didn't respond. The battery only registers 81% capacity at the middle of day two after being charged to 100% for the second time. The Note9 just indicates a lost connection when the Bluetooth connection is severed. The Health app no longer automatically restores Bluetooth connectivity. 5. The developers, for some reason, don't use the specialized Huawei Wear app to set up the hardware, instead opting for Health's bare-bones configuration options and unattractive interface. 6 It's easy to tell that this is Honor; the writing and concept are ambitious, but the execution falls flat. What a waste of money—I'll just give it to a total stranger so I can avoid embarrassment once more. I'd appreciate some guidance in picking out a smart bracelet. 7. In my articles, I never mention my rivals.