Review on HONOR MagicWatch 2 Smartwatch 46mm Charcoal Black by Stanislaw Dwojak ᠌

After deciding on a fitness bracelet, I worked my way up to purchasing this watch. The outward look is the first thing that people notice. They give off the impression of being highly professional and more expensive than my watch, which, in reality, is more expensive than these smart watches. I paid 9900 honor points for this watch when I bought it at the honor store. The things that appealed to me the most were the continuous monitoring of the pulse, the pulse oximeter, and the measurement of sleep, activity, and step count. It provides a fairly accurate measurement of the steps. I contrasted it with my Googlephone and found that it was almost identical, with perhaps a difference of fifty to one hundred steps. Something can be said about the battery. It was hard for me to imagine that they had it for such a long time without giving it a recharge. The previous fitness bracelet required a charge once every two days. And now, in point of fact, the watch has a battery life of six days without requiring a recharge and can measure the wearer's heart rate continuously (even while the watch is on the arm at night). It is of very high quality. When the JPS walking training mode is on, the battery life can extend to between four and five hours. You are able to keep track of your walking records and examine them on the map. Screen: The detachable displays were a great feature that I truly enjoyed. The application has a considerable amount of items. Who does not have enough to eat for four people daily allowance. Regarding the luminosity of the display on the machine, I have no complaints at all. You are able to answer calls without having to use your hands, and the audibility is really good. A rubber strap is also included in the package.