Review on Smart bracelet Xiaomi Mi Band 3 Global, black by Riko Doi ᠌

Although the Mi Band 3 is a serviceable bracelet, it serves no practical purpose. The fact that there is no NFS is going to be the most significant drawback to consider before purchasing this gadget. Because of the extreme fatigue that the hand experiences, it is occasionally necessary to remove the bracelet in order to give the hand a break; yet, I would still suggest the product. The device has such a low weight that it is almost perceptible when held in the hand. It is quite convenient when notifications from your phone are sent to your bracelet. You do not have to worry that you will miss something important, and you do not have to keep taking your phone out of your pocket to check notifications. Because the bracelet is resistant to water, you do not have to take it off when you use the restroom, which is a really convenient feature. I charge the battery once every ten days, and it lasts a very long time between charges. There are certain drawbacks, such as the display being extremely difficult to read in bright sunlight and requiring the user to get very close to the screen. Because the pulse scanner protrudes so noticeably from the bracelet, a crimson dot is left behind after the bracelet is removed from the wrist. The screen is very susceptible to getting scratched; it took three weeks for it to get scratched, despite the fact that the device was used very carefully. Additionally, there is no NFC in the international version, and as far as I can recall, it does not function in Chinese. You must keep the Mi Fit app open at all times and ensure that it is not completely closed. This can be very frustrating when you have a lot of tabs open because when you press the close button, the app closes and the bracelet is no longer connected to the device.