Review on Smart Xiaomi Mi Smart Band Bracelet 4 NFC RU, black by Janis Janis ᠌

The Amazfit Bip watch stopped working, but since I'm too lazy to have it fixed, ordering a bracelet ended up being simpler. Interestingly, the clock no longer slows down at this point. Paying per hour is best. I used to be too lazy to carry a wallet everywhere, but now the phone feels too bulky and wristband payments are the norm. Although it is very simple to watch notifications, there is one drawback: the screen soon turns black. You can choose a mode that makes the screen turn on automatically when you check the time to press the button less frequently. It's helpful that the screen won't turn on when you're attempting to fall asleep if you set this feature to not operate at night. I'm still not sure how accurate the pedometer is; there's a theory that says it occasionally counts shaking in a car as steps, but that theory hasn't been proven. Maybe I'm simply imagining it. You can configure the export of your workout and step data to Google Fit. I'm happy with the purchase overall, however the bracelet falls far short of the watch in that the screen doesn't burn continuously and ages over time. But I'm accustomed to it already. Oh yes. There are two applications available in the shop for these watches and bracelets: the new Zepp and the previous Mi Fit. It is only possible to add a card to the watch using Mi Fit, and while it doesn't generally have a trendy or young look, it has greater utility.