All the declared functions work, during training the problems are not with the bracelet, but with the falling asleep phone.

The ability to recharge regularly, the presence of a color screen, and resistance to dampness were major factors in my decision among competing products. Despite the fact that I've been using this product for a considerable amount of time, I've found that the drawbacks outweigh the benefits in my experience. 1. The presence of a good screen and a ship's set of uninformative dials, in addition to a variety of fonts, I scratch everything off the list! 2. It doesn't matter who sends the…

I had a bracelet made in China specifically for me. It is more of a subtle redesign of Band 4 than the 5th edition, therefore it is difficult to refer to it as such. From the outside, it is impossible to tell which version of the bracelet is being worn because they are identical. If you already own a Band 4 and are considering purchasing a Band 5, you should give yourself some time to carefully consider whether or not you really need to upgrade the "fleece." Pros: 1. The step counts aren't…

I hasten to dissuade everyone who wants to buy them for an iPhone. There are few settings in the application, you can’t switch music, the dials are only those that are on the bands themselves. This is not mentioned anywhere, it is unpleasant, there is no attitude towards customers. Although it claims to support ios. Also, the app is terrible. I 100% agree with the epstore rating.

Pros below: Technically everything is ok. Images/numbers are too small Its cons: The strap rubs the wrist. It doesn’t even rub, but irritation appears under it

Pros below: * Waterproof * More informative sleep quality data compared to Amazfit Cons below: * No syncing of workouts with third party services (Strava) * Archiving is only available on native Honor devices

I purchased this bracelet during the same week that sales of the replacement for the Honor Band 4 began. When I purchased the previous version, the Honor Band 4, it dominated its rival, the Xiaomi Mi Band 3, in every category except for battery life. The Honor Band 5, however, largely remained at the same level despite the rival catching up to and partially surpassing Honor in performance (see disadvantages) Some pros: Everything is cool, the battery life is longer than it was in the previous…

My first fitness bracelet. Review for three weeks of use. I took it in order to fix the spoiled daily routine and bad sleep, at the same time to force myself to move more. After buying a long and tedious smartphone installed several ates in a row. Although I have listed many shortcomings, I still use it with pleasure. But I will not buy Honor Band 6. Has some pros - Convenient application for Android. It seems a little confusing at first, but then it's ok. I registered a French Huawei account…

Tightly measures blood saturation (O2 saturation) - it may ask you to restart measurements several times. Turning off the alarm clock is not done conveniently - by long pressing. If your finger slips, the alarm will be delayed. Everything else is good. Bright display, does not scratch, measures the pulse, counts the steps.

I’m buying this for the first time, so now you can at least understand what you need from such a device, namely: pressure measurement, sane screen size, NFC, sane support for displaying messages Different pros: Price Bright juicy display (does not fade in the sun) Measuring the level of oxygen in the blood Phone search function (wife is delighted) Has some cons - uncomfortable strap, practically not adapted to regular removals - it’s just a miserable screen, don’t be fooled by the pictures…

In use for over a year. Best price/quality eva! Nothing enrages, there is not even a thought to buy something else. Has pros: Bright screen, quite resistant to scratches and impacts, light weight, compactness, training modes (bike and ellipse), accurate pedometer, alarm clock that wakes up only me and does not disturb others, detects sleep time, reminds you to get up and stretch, holds a charge for a long time, charges fast, no fuss :) Got cons: Previously, there were shoals with weather data…

My wife and I bought two bracelets at the same time: for her - Xiaomi Mi Band 4, for me - Honor Band 5. By and large, the devices are the same, BUT Xiaomi holds a charge 3-4 times longer, there are a bunch of screenshots for your taste and mood, in addition, Xiaomi really liked notifications - not just a light bulb, but application shortcuts (WhatsApp, Gmail, etc. ) First used Honor on LG G5. Every morning I had to synchronize the bracelet with my smartphone manually. Could not remove the…

Never experienced anything remotely like to this before. Pulse monitoring is exciting to observe for the first week, but after that, once it's established that everything is normal, it loses its novelty. Some pros: With continuous heart rate monitoring and sleep monitoring, the device lasts for five days on a single charge. The most helpful function for me, personally, is the one that monitors my sleep. The alarm clock that does not make any noise comes in second (vibration). The pedometer…

In general, I am satisfied with the purchase and I will hope that the developers will correct minor nuances in ates. the photo shows the days of training and that with an increase in running speed, the actual distance increases, but the bracelet does not calculate it quite accurately. Pros: This bracelet is my first and I have nothing to compare with. I took it to track the distances I ran in order to lose weight. Of the pluses, I can single out a good informative and bright display, a…

Perhaps all of the above is a feature (marriage) of my copy, but compared to the HB4, which is wonderful in all respects, there are a lot of extra steps, fantasy tracking of sleep and heart rate. I bought it for my family, I myself go with HB4 and I’m not going to change it, but I couldn’t help but compare - I went all weekend with two bracelets on one arm, the results upset me. By the way, Galaxy Fit (without "e") hung on the other hand - the readings were conditionally averaged between HB4…

I like it more than Mi in terms of design and functions, it looks more elegant on a female hand, the bracelet itself is also more comfortable than that of MI Has pros: A smart bracelet that is more focused on monitoring the condition than on entering workouts and reporting on them. Therefore, I think that it is very suitable for non-athletic people. The state of sleep is well described. In general, all functions are clear Cons below: Charging method. I don’t understand how to quickly connect…

I bought a watch in exchange for mi band xiaomi because I wanted to try something new. And very sorry. The alarm clock didn't work the first day. Steps counts prohibitively. The device does not find, writes there is no bluetooth connection. It does not allow you to read the notice in full. The dream is wrong. Lights up when you move your hand even though this function is disabled. The "do not disturb" mode is enabled only in the application, which is not very convenient. There are fewer…

For a year of use, the charge was enough for 3 days. Then it stopped turning on altogether. The phases of sleep are counted incorrectly.

Has some pros Everything is clearly considered, comfortable, not bright, not easily soiled Cons below: After 3 months it stopped working. The reason is unknown, because it did not fall

Quite happy with the price/quality ratio. Excellent functionality for reasonable money. Huawei health is, of course, a very successful application and with this bracelet it turns out a great combination. A. I still experienced the search for the phone. This heart-rending cry I am here works even with the sound turned off on the smartphone. It takes out through a wooden wall 150 mm at a distance of 10 meters boldly. In general, I'm impressed.