Pros
- The technology is quite cool. The rental period is for 5 months.
Cons
- I increase the number of steps when you wave your hand rapidly while remaining still.
Pros
- Easy to use, clean design, crisp screen, and full functionality are all selling points.
Cons
- I still haven't uncovered it.
Pros
- The material of the strap, the design of the screen, and the blood oxygen measurement
Cons
- Although a single charge is sufficient for a week, dealing with notifications is a rather inconvenient process. Vibration is eerie to feel.
Pros
- Keeping a charge, notifications from the phone, and a variety of other numbers in its memory.
Cons
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Pros
- 1. IP68 dust/water proof. I didn't even attempt to swim with them, but while my kid is taking a bath, not only can I confidently put my hand in the water while wearing a watch, but I can even take a tranquil shower. For the sake of comparison, my mother poured water into the gadget while bathing her grandchild while wearing a watch that was made by a different company and had an IP67 rating (slightly inferior water protection). (Everything worked out in the end, but the discomforting fogging of the screen from the inside continued for several days). 2. Maintains a standard grip on the bluetooth device. If it loses its bluetooth connection (while moving away from the phone), it will reconnect normally once it is brought closer to the phone. In most cases, this takes place in an apartment, which features solid walls and a generous amount of living space. Even if there is a lot of background noise or the phone is set to mute, the bluetooth connection does not break down when it is in close proximity to the phone and I am aware that they are calling or writing to me. 3. A standard option for the dials. After reading the evaluations, which stated that there were a limited number of dials and no options, I decided to get it for the new year of 2022. It would appear that the reviews are out of date because there were already dials for the ng 2022. There were definitely more than five of them, but I didn't count exactly how many there were—maybe fifty. 4. A pulse oximeter is available for use. What a wonderful present for the year 2022. This past year I was diagnosed with pneumonia, and the pulse oximeter revealed a reading of less than 95. Before I became ill, it had consistently shown 98, and I had the impression that it had always shown in that manner. But no. 5. I am pleased with the program because it accommodates my preferences. (sleep, pulse, steps). It was necessary for me to have an elliptical cross trainer. Even if you do not log into the application for an entire week, the data for the preceding days will still be in their proper places. It would appear that the bracelet loads them at regular intervals. 6. I am unable to determine how many steps there are because there is nothing to gauge them against. However, even if you move your arms while lying on the couch, those steps won't count toward your total. Additionally, he will write in an hour if you do not move for an hour (provided that you allow this feature in the settings). 7. It has a battery life of five days on a single charge and can measure your heart rate continuously as well as monitor your sleep. Rapidly charges the device. 8. You're not allowed to scratch for the next six months.
Cons
- 1. Strap. It does not come undone, everything is OK, and it maintains its hold extremely well. On the other hand, the interior is not corrugated but rather smooth. There are no grooves present that could be used for ventilation. There are a lot of holes in it, but they weren't able to save me (the bracelet doesn't spin on my arm). In any case, I had irritation since the skin underneath the strap wasn't able to breathe properly. The issue was resolved over time without further incident. Either the skin became accustomed to it or I began to treat the silicone of the strap with chlorhexidine water every couple of days (it's now become a habit). 2. The smart alarm (which should determine the best moment in the time span to get you up) only roused me to consciousness one time in total. According to the plan, I should have been in a deep sleep, but the bracelet apparently thought there was nothing it could do to wake up a person who was already awake. At the very least, he woke up at the conclusion of the period of time that was mentioned, but not at all. Take care when adjusting this parameter.
Pros
- Better than Mi Bands (at least those that were available when I used this device), good sleep tracking with three settings. Excellent option for pool swimming; distinguishes between styles every 50 meters and records statistics for each section.
Cons
- When skiing or running, there is no GPS, which reduces measurement precision. It can occasionally add circles to standing or sluggish movement at the pool's edge when calculating distance. After some time of continuous use, the strap holder fractured, therefore I had to get a new bracelet.
Cons
- Unreliable step counter
Pros
- Hello, good day to all. The battery is supposed to last for about two weeks, but this is only true if almost all of the functions are turned off. If all of the functions are enabled, then the battery will last for a little less than a week approximately. I got the honor Band5 in midnight blue as part of a promotion, which made me very happy. I really like the smart bracelet because it has good functionality, everything works fine, and it has been time-tested. It's a great brand, and I choose to use it; I've been using it for a long time, and everything from the phone to the scales to the tracker works great. Thank you!
Cons
- Not
Pros
- It's all good!
Pros
- both elegant and precise. Quick shipment
Cons
- No
Pros
- The high standard of the components used
Cons
- not found
Pros
- There is a lovely, brilliant screen, an oximeter (it's unclear why, but you can fiddle with it), and practical modes for sports like running and elliptical exercise. possesses a music switch
Cons
- extremely discretely reports the discharge. So discretely that I frequently learn when he switched off when he sits down. On occasion, the bracelet's connection to the phone loses power and won't reconnect until you restart both devices (Xiaomi). - The screen ceased working after a year.
Pros
- Pedometer, an oxygen-saturation measuring device
Cons
- A total of 8 unpleasant dials. Price: Lower than ever before P.S., an ate came out, adding dials and a few more lights, I adjusted the rating to fit, they convinced you to take who hates - you'll visit me in my office after work.
Pros
- No observable advantages
Cons
- Huawei Health app successfully installed. The wristband was essential for measuring heart rate in real time and displaying the data on a mobile device. The heart rate is displayed in the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 smartphone with a delay of 10 minutes to 1 hour if a bluetooth connection is established and "constant heart rate monitoring" is activated in the settings. No mention is made of training with any sort of heart rate regulation in real time. Two hours of sleep mismanagement. Huawei TruSleep is on, but no data is transferred to the phone. It's a step counter, but any smartphone will do. Complete waste of money; do not use.
