Review on HONOR MagicWatch 2 Smartwatch 42mm, Agate Black by Wiktor Ambroziak ᠌

I have been making regular use of it for the past three months. Used for running, as well as for training. I go for a jog two to three times a week and wear it constantly throughout the day. Included as a result of monitoring is the pulse. In addition to that, it provides a stress measurement, but I disabled that feature. The method by which stress is measured is not totally transparent, and speaking for myself, I have no use for it. It is possible to track sleep. I was satisfied with the battery because it can consistently last for two weeks. I have my phone set up to send notifications, but the alerts never appear. Running is one activity that can be done as part of a variety of different programs and activities. In my perspective, the dials are sufficient on their own. The program is responsible for configuring everything. In theory, the functionality is adequate in its own right. The GPS functions quite accurately, even more so than on my previous phone, the Redmi 5. Only the native Huawei Health app, which updates itself once a month and requires authorisation, is the only one that can be integrated with this phone. In addition, even though the password is correct, there is an issue with logging in again. Restoring access is helpful, but in normal circumstances, three to four times should pass. Overall, it's not that good. Whoever wants help with Strava or Google Fit is not getting my recommendation. Does not integrate with the whole at all. There are workarounds available, however they are prone to errors and not always successful. Activity on Google Fit takes into consideration a number of factors, not all of which are accurate. In addition to this, I believe that this is a major drawback.