After much deliberation during which watch I should invest in to succeed the departed noname, I decided to go with the Bip S. The display is by far the most significant advantage. It is strange that the readings can be seen without the benefit of a backlight. After the initial charge, I have not yet had the opportunity to let the watch rest. I am still testing it. Two to three percent of the daily charge is used up by consumption when only a few notifications are received and a heart rate check

Unfortunately, the watch did not withstand the salt water, therefore it was acquired by my wife as a replacement for the first successful generation of bip watches that she had worn for almost three years. They offer a different method for charging as well as a strap that is more comfortable and pleasant to the touch. The DVAFs device itself has apparently not undergone many changes. For starters, the idea that the display is "always on" and that it can go for more than three weeks without…

I wanted to see what a technological miracle a watch with sensors could be, but it turned out to be an unimpressive device instead. It was light and easy to charge, but it did not function properly. The application is a quiet horror in terms of operating time and quality, as it can synchronize in a second with the clock, or maybe it doesn't mate with everything, and after three tries, the pairing process is finished in approximately 15 minutes. Gps is a neat feature, however it drains the…

The screen has scuffs. Within a week, the strap broke. I nearly broke down. As a pedometer, it's not particularly accurate. Even with the software set on, the steps are lowered if you move quickly. The steps are 20% lower at a speed of 6 km/h. The large button is constantly depressed. I start the application, I run it, and the cancer is always present even when the program is stopped or turned off.

I wanted an affordable alternative to the high-tech sports watches sold by firms like Polar and Garmin that track your heart rate and have a GPS. In business for exactly one month at this point. I try to work out as frequently as possible, but I've missed three days in the past 10 days. My research leads me to believe that stingy people end up paying for it twice.

If only they offered watch glass with a beveled edge for people with crooked hands like mine: The Gorilla Glass on my phone survived the drop, but I scratched it on a tree. My watch did not get wet when I took it for a swim, but I wouldn't recommend doing either while wearing it. A variety of straps are available for purchase on a popular Chinese e-commerce website.

My primary motivation for purchasing this watch was so that I could monitor my heart rate while doing out by connecting it to a chest strap. I should have saved up for a more reliable watch instead of buying it on impulse.

The watch is great, however I only bought it to use for making music. Accept a crashing sound. Happy with the results of the off-line effort. Once a month is fine, or even less frequently. Despite monitoring heart rate continuously and keeping track of hour-long workouts every other day, this remains the case.

It was purchased as a gift for a friend, who really enjoyed it. They fulfill their role. Monitor your activity, rest, and sleep. I'm happy that they are numerous. The hue is more dusty rose-like. what actually gave me joy. Considering that she only requested pink ones. Nonetheless, the cost was incredibly alluring. I'm now debating getting one for myself.

In general, I feel that the watch is worth the price that I paid for it. I would suggest. Only the first and fourth of the many flaws are concerning to me at this time. The photograph that follows showcases the "left" dial, which I preferred, both with and without the lighting. It should come as no surprise that it is not required during the daytime.

Has pros: The watch is awesome, how did I live without them. Now I always know how many steps I took, what pulse, how much time. The battery is kept for about 20 days. Different cons: Sometimes they lose contact with the phone. They are never white, they are gray. I had to buy a strap and a bumper on Ali.

It has long been understood that the bracelet is not mine. I basically need a clock with notifications and steps to count. Comfortable to wear, sits nicely on the hand. There are a lot of watch faces in the application, but as for me, all the bells and whistles are meaningless, I use the maximum clock size. Some pros: Nice strap like a watch. Doesn't peel off and doesn't irritate skin. You can see well almost always the time, I rarely use the backlight. Notifications are almost completely shown

I've been wearing it for a week before recharging. Has pros: After reading the reviews, I expected the worst. Didn't expect anything from a 4K watch. Everything turned out to be much better. GPS in the plane is very accurate, the heart rate monitor is not so bad, close to reality. Well resets the track and pulse to strava. Got cons: A workout without a link to the phone was recorded without height. Those. There is GPS, but it only writes horizontal coordinates. (Another time the phone was in my

By the way, these two functions are implemented much better by their direct competitor honor. I'm not advertising just an observation. I recommend both products.

There is also GPS, for those who want to measure distance while running. But I personally bought for the sake of a heart monitor, a sleep monitor and not to think about recharging every day. Its pros: - screen (transflective - longer without recharging) - heart rate measurement (together with Notify for Amazfit, you can set up a permanent heart rate monitor) - sleep statistics (best statistics in Notify for Amazfit) - step statistics - weather Has cons: - Third-party applications do not work…

Lost battery right after purchase after editing it looks like this: USB Charger Cable Dock Station Magnetic Base MyPads for Xiaomi Amazfit Health Band Smart Smart Bracelet (A1916)

Has pros: I switched to Bip S after the standard Bip broke. I can definitely say that the water resistance on S'ke is clearly better and corresponds to the declared one. Everything else is just as amazing as in regular Bip's - they hold for a long time, they see steps and routes well, I often use it to view notifications and control music. Plus, the orange-blue coloring is very sunk into the soul, it looks great. Different cons: After the original Bip's, even a long charge action compared to th

I bought it mainly to view notifications without taking out the phone. You can watch the weather and control music in headphones. Convenient exercise track recording function (you can turn it on and then view the route from your phone)

After the first screen is really worse. Dimmer. But the work is faster and smoother. Dials can also be edited, though not all. Notifications are more convenient to read than on the first ones. Added player controls. I switch the column from the clock. Well, those who have headphones without rewinding tracks will also come in. Pros: Screen. Fluency in work. Response speed. Water protection. Autonomy. Player management. You can edit the built-in watch faces. Cons: The screen compared to the first

Some pros: Autonomy is great. A watch should be a clock and always show the time. You can choose a custom dial for every taste. Wagon functions, phone notifications, music control, weather. Great assistant! Different cons: Sometimes taps work instead of swipes. Perhaps the point is the new menu structure, which I have not yet got used to after the first Amazfit Bip. Well, and classically counts steps in transport.