Review on Smart bracelet HONOR Band 5, blue by Anastazja Okhcam ᠌

A useful appliance for the price. If you have all of the following features enabled (sleep tracking, smart heart rate monitoring, notification alerts, and activating the screen by raising your wrist), the battery should last for around a week on average. That is ideal for me, and I usually charge it on the weekends. Has some pros When compared to a tonometer, the definition of the pulse offers a high level of precision. The amount of time spent sleeping pretty much always determines exactly, although there are occasions when this estimation is off. Even though I'm quite tall, I can't possibly have steps that are a meter long. The pedometer is quite accurate, but the step length reading is, in my opinion, grossly inaccurate. Several people noted that the connection with the phone frequently breaks, however despite the fact that I have an Honor smartphone, I haven't had such an issue in over half a year of usage of the product. After the implementation of all of the most recent ates, you are now able to manage music using your Mi Band 4, and the Health app now provides access to a large number of watch faces that cater to a variety of preferences. Got cons: It is a nightmare to get messages; nevertheless, if one comes at a time, it will still arrive pretty normally, and you will be able to read it; but, if several come at once, it will be a catastrophe; it will be impossible to read on it, and it will slow down slightly. In and of itself, this does not concern me because, in general, I prefer to engage in regular phone calls as opposed to online discussions. The blood mine's determination of oxygen levels is nothing more than a marketing gimmick, nothing less. For me, it does not have a GPS tracker, which is a drawback because when training on the street, it determines the position through the phone that is on duty. If it had a GPS tracker, it would be much quicker to turn on the training in the phone itself, rather than having to wait for it to connect.