Review on Smart Xiaomi Mi Band 7 Global bracelet for Russia, black by Gabriela Nowacka ᠌

As this is my first similar gadget, I have nothing to base a comparison on. But I'd like to offer some broad thoughts. The screen's picture quality is very top notch. In spite of the low brightness setting, the screen is still easily readable in direct sunlight. They are easy to wear because of their low weight, low tackiness, and cozy fit on the wrist. Things like sleep analysis, blood oxygen levels, heart rate, and mood tracking are fascinating to observe, but how reliable are they? Unknown. While taking a shower, I found it really annoying that the screen could be readily triggered and moved between different tasks. To unlock the screen, I had to press the up arrow. This creates a nuisance in normal situations. Water droplets, at a specific angle, can activate some sort of workout in this situation as well. Another annoyance was that even when in training mode, spinning the brush still activated the screen. Each hand stroke while swimming triggers the display. Also, this is inefficient and a loss of battery life. I turned off the function. They're precise enough in training mode, but the everyday pedometer is so far off that I constantly set new step records. This activity tracker works in the pool, too. It would be great if the pedometer stopped working altogether when you started your swimming session. The battery seems to be keeping its charge. Over the course of 10 days, their occupancy dropped from 100% to 8%. In general, this bracelet is fantastic. The major thing I use all the time is the clock, timer, alarm clock, phone music control, phone notification and message duplication, and water resistant. The remaining events are more for my amusement than anything else. Two of the issues I mentioned can be resolved with software. Let's cross our fingers that the programmers read this and roll out the necessary updates.