Review on Smart Xiaomi Mi Band 7 Global bracelet for Russia, black by Velizar Velinov ᠌

In general, I am rather dissatisfied. I have every single Mi Band bracelet, all the way back to the very first one, and they all lacked a screen. The most recent one was the fifth, and it was perfect for everyone. It traveled with him for more than a year before it finally perished in the water. The bracelet was primarily used for notifications, clocks, and alarm clocks, and it continues to be utilized for these functions. The replacement started to resemble a model from the sixth or seventh year. The seven enticed users with a mode that included a clock that remained illuminated at all times and a large screen that made reading all notifications significantly more comfortable. However, this turned out to be the most significant drawback of this model: even if the night mode was set to run from 23:00 to 7:00 in the morning, the bracelet would still be discharged all the way down to zero within four days if the mode was activated. I reduced this mode's complexity and switched to the standard one, which is the auto-on with a raised hand setting. Yet even so, there are just enough days for 10–12, nothing more. I have the Chinese version, I was able to connect to the phone without any issues, and the translation for 2022 is accurate. Yet, the prevailing consensus is that the 7th model is noticeably slower than the 5th model. It responds to touch after a brief delay, switches off unexpectedly, and the dial settings are always open.