Review on Smart bracelet HONOR Band 5 RU, blue by Czeslawa Brzescinska ᠌

good device for the money. With the following set on: sleep tracking, smart heart rate monitoring, notifications, and activating the screen by elevating the wrist, the battery lasts for around a week on average. I use it on weekends since it works great for me. has benefits Compared to a tonometer, the definition of the pulse is quite accurate. Generally speaking, the amount of sleep decides precisely, but occasionally it is incorrect. Although the pedometer is very precise, I believe the step length to be much off. Despite my height, I am unable to take steps that are one meter in length. Many people claimed that the connection with the phone frequently breaks, yet despite owning an Honor smartphone, I haven't had this issue in almost half a year of use. With the most recent technologies, you can manage music just like with the Mi Band 4, and the Health app has a wide selection of watch faces to suit every preference. Cons include the following: receiving messages is awful; one will arrive normally and you can read it, but if several arrive at once, it's a catastrophe; it truly makes reading on it impossible and slows down a little. In theory, this doesn't concern me because I prefer regular calls to chats. The measurement of oxygen in the blood mine is merely a marketing gimmick. It is lacking a GPS tracker in my opinion because it would be quicker to turn on the training in the phone itself rather than wait for the connection to establish itself when conducting street training using the phone that is already in use.