Review on Smart bracelet HONOR Band 5, blue by Velizar Rusev ᠌

1) The screen doesn't always light up when you turn your wrist (it generally lights up when you lift and turn your wrist), which may be really unpleasant if your other hand is full and you need to hit the button with your nose (also true for the Mi Band 2), but you eventually get used to it. 2) The display does not turn on after the user has turned their hand if their hand is vertical (the angle of inclination of their hand relative to the horizontal is greater than 45 degrees). (3) There is no method to change when you go to sleep or wake up. 4) The total amount of time spent sleeping will be overstated by the wristband if you remain in a condition of inactivity and relaxation. • the bracelet typically indicates sleep if you stay in bed for a while after waking up (mi band 2 also has this feature, but in mi fit you may manually alter the duration of sleep). When I was seated in the hairdresser's chair, the bracelet assumed I was sleeping. 5) If you go to sleep before 20:00, the time from when you went to sleep until when you woke up is counted as part of the previous day's total. (6) It's a disagreeable vibration, in contrast to my band 2, which is more powerful and enjoyable. 7) The volume bracelet function is worthless since the increment is too great (4 divisions (27%) for Meizu 15 and 10 divisions (66%) for Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro). 8) Notifications are not automatically deleted from the bracelet after being viewed on the phone; this must be done manually. 9) Alarms cannot be set or managed from the bracelet; this must be done via the huawei health app. It's impossible to rearrange the icons in the bracelet's settings menu (the third one appears no matter how high you scroll), and the strap has a nasty habit of coming loose from its end lock. While the bracelet is disassembled on the nightstand with the heart rate sensor facing down, it "thinks" it is on the arm of the sleeping owner and records sleep with phase tracking.