Pros
- pulse oximeter The most accurate readings of all such devices (see comment) Bright screen Convenient application for synchronization with a smartphone
Cons
- Bluetooth 4.2 Autonomy from 6 to 12 days
HONOR Band 5 Global Smart Bracelet, Pink Review
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Very good
Rating
4.5
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Description of HONOR Band 5 Global Smart Bracelet, Pink
Fitness bracelet Honor Band 5 is useful for everyone who cares about their health and goes in for sports. It tracks 10 types of physical activity (walking, running, etc.) and recognizes 4 main swimming styles. Thanks to TruSeen 3.0 technology, the bracelet measures the heart rate with high accuracy. It also monitors sleep, recognizes sleep-related problems and suggests solutions. In addition, the bracelet tracks the distance traveled, the number of calories burned. In addition, Honor Band 5 will notify you of incoming calls and SMS messages on your smartphone. The gadget is reliably protected ...
Pros
- 1. Cost ($1700 on Ali with a two-week delivery time) 2. Constant monitoring of heart rate. Monitoring blood oxygen saturation (works well) 4. Convenient charging (no removing from strap required) 5. Classic buckle 6. With a smart alarm clock and heart rate analysis, charge daily consumption by 10-12%. 7. I preferred Huawei Health over Mi Fit because of the better sleep analysis.
Cons
- 1. A 100 mAh battery. faster than the Mi Band 4 (which has a 135 mAh battery as well), around two times as fast 2. There are only three good default screens out of a possible eight. 3. NFC is only available in China (okay, not particularly a negative, but a fact) 4. The amount of steps is normal, however given the distance covered, there is clearly a problem. I guess with my height of 181 cm, I can't have an average step of 95-100 cm. Mi Band 4 estimates an average step size of 65 cm, which is more accurate. I believe they'll complete it in the firmware.
Pros
- 1. Functionality including: notifications about incoming calls and messages; notifications when the device loses connection with the user's smartphone; monitoring of the user's sleep; monitoring of the user's heart rate; measurement of the amount of oxygen in the blood; pedometer and distance measurement; tracking of exercise; phone search; and control of the device's camera. 2. Alarm! 3. Cost. 4. Design.
Cons
- 1. There is no GPS for anyone who needs to track their whereabouts while running but does not have a smartphone.
Pros
- The combination of usability and efficiency
Cons
- Did not make it public. I have been making consistent use of it for well over a quarter of a year now.
Pros
- 1) records sleep during the day 2) Depending on the watch face, either the main screen or when you click on it displays the current weather. 3) The display's night mode feature (automatic dimming at night). 4) You can redial an incoming call. 5) Huawei Health app's comprehensive sleep statistics 6) The lock that secures the strap's end (third photo) 7) It is practical to check notifications without pulling out the phone, however the amount of text displayed is constrained. 8) Fairly user-friendly charging connection 9) the capability to pause, switch, and regulate the level of music tracks and films (from the gallery, from YouTube, and movies) being played on a smartphone, both with and without headphones. 10) high maximum brightness: even in direct sunshine, everything is visible on the screen. 11) You may toggle the display of some icons in the menu (such as those that show the number of hours you slept last night, the amount of oxygen in your blood, the pace at which your heart beats, the ability to control music or activate a certain training mode) as well as their location.
Cons
- 1) When turning the wrist, the display does not always light up (when lifting and turning, it typically does), which may be very frustrating, especially if the second hand is occupied. You must hit the button with your nose (also for the Mi Band 2), although you eventually get used to it. 2) The display does not illuminate after turning the hand if the hand is vertical (the angle of inclination of the hand relative to the horizontal is greater than 45 °) (also true for the Mi Band 2). 3) It is impossible to alter the time at which you go to sleep or wake up. 4) Your overall sleep duration will be overstated if you remain still and relaxed, as the wristband may interpret this as sleep: • If you lie in bed for a while after waking up, the bracelet will frequently refer to sleep during this period (the mi band 2 also has this feature, but the mi fit allows you to manually change the duration of sleep). • While I was seated in a chair at the hairdresser, the bracelet thought I was nodding off. 5) If you go to sleep before 20:00, this period of time is added to the previous day's sleep in the statistics. 6) In contrast to Mi Band 2, where the vibration is greater and more pleasant, this one is uncomfortable. 7) This function is worthless since the step required to adjust the volume from the wristband is too great (4 divisions (27%) for the Meizu 15 and 10 divisions (66%) for the Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro. 8) When you see notifications on your phone, they are not automatically erased from the bracelet; instead, you must manually clear the bracelet of them. 9) You can only set alarms and manage them through the Huawei Health app, not through the bracelet itself. 10) You cannot move the settings in the bracelet menu; if you scroll up the menu, they constantly appear after the third icon. 11) Over time, the strap strap frequently started to come loose from the strap end lock. The bracelet may result in lower heart rate readings during vigorous activity since it assumes that the wearer is sleeping and records sleep with phase tracking while lying disassembled on the nightstand.
Pros
- The dial is fine, the control is normal, and the app is likewise typical; it works well with the iPhone.
Cons
- Pedometer is not reliable Pulse is unreliable The rest, I simply don't believe.
