Review on Smart bracelet HONOR Band 5 Global, blue by Barbara Klecko ᠌

After going to the pool recently, I felt the need to get a bracelet. How much you swim is always interesting, but counting lanes gets old quickly. Select "swimming in the pool" from the list of training modes on the Honor Bend 5 bracelet, specify the distance of the track, and the program will start counting. It is really practical. By the way, it is not at all clear from the descriptions of the models whether this option is offered in the Honor-band-4 and Huawei-band-4 bracelets. By the way, there was a small error in the distance calculation: of the two wedged 50-meter segments that were near in terms of indicators (number of strokes and tempo), they are quite different from the other segments. For instance, the last one, which was quite brief and required many strokes, was obviously a swim to the stairs (and I unintentionally switched off the training after exiting the pool), but the computer included it to the overall standings as another 50-meter distance. Several additional attractive and beneficial characteristics are: - a vivid color display with plenty of reloadable interchangeable dials; - an alarm clock with vibration; - measuring the blood's oxygen content and pulse, Start a camera remotely - control for music playback (appearing after software has eaten); - a pedometer, however it's unclear whether this can be altered so that it only counts the steps from the phone and the bracelet; - sleep tracking, whose function is extremely cool and displays different sleep phases, the number of awakenings, etc., but which, in the morning, laying in bed with a smartphone in hand, may easily be mistaken for the next stage of sleep. - Call and message notification; large messages can be scrolled, but only up to 10 lines can be displayed at once. I've been wearing the bracelet for two days as of the time of writing this review. I enjoy the buy, therefore I'm happy with it.)