Review on Smart bracelet Samsung Galaxy Fit2, black by Gagaan Pahal ᠌

I chose between the main brands after the tests, I decided to try it for the sake of a common ecosystem with the phone. Generally acceptable. If I change it for anything, it will be for hours. Pros below: - Autonomy of about 2 weeks with continuous measurement of pulse and stress. Unexpectedly good. - Moisture protection, the mode of operation "in the water" when it does not respond to touch pressing - Reliability and ease of operation, in particular, it pulls up the "do not disturb" mode from the phone without any problems and notifications always work - Samsung Health uploads data to the cloud without dancing with a tambourine - Recognizes the training mode and correctly takes into account the current start time - The display is pleasing to the eye Has cons: - The screen resolution is lower than that of miband and onor - Swiping "from top to bottom" across the screen to access the settings does not always work, you need to get used to it, in general, all slides feel like not very responsive - Very few dials. So that all the information is on the screen, so there are two in general, one of them is ugly, in the end I use one dial. I really look forward to adding alternatives. - No nfc. Seriously, Samsung, have your own payment system Samsung Pay, and not put it on bracelets? - In Samsung Health, the "weekly summary" arrives with a huge delay, by the time it arrives you already forget what you did that week - The data on sleep is generally consistent with the sensations (whether they reached the norm or not), but they look odd. For example, in a dream there is a phase of "wakefulness" (what? Is this the curvature of the translation from Korean?) And 1 hour is considered normal deep sleep. Huawei sleep indicators are closer to medical ones. - Counts steps in the subway, car and even when brushing your teeth. But it's like all bracelets. - No Always On mode. If turn-on is configured, then the display turns off too quickly for me, and this cannot be changed, so I disable this gesture.