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Revainrating 4 out of 5

Nice price, good quality.

This bracelet is a wonderful option for a solution if you already have a Huawei or Honor phone in your possession. Initially, I planned to get a smart watch; however, after more consideration, I determined that this particular device would better meet my requirements. In addition to that, the cost is significantly reduced.

Pros
  • Display that is crisp and bright, vibration that can be felt, and user-friendliness. Comfortable, Reliable, Smart!
Cons
  • The fastening of the strap (hyastik) is not nearly as secure as one would like it to be; it frequently climbs out of place and creates an uncomfortable dangling motion. Messages, of which you frequently do not know whose program sent them (you have to speculate). Poor battery life; four to five days when used in standard settings (sleep, pedometer, and no workouts!).

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Exactly what I needed, it's a great buy, I recommend it.

I got two of these watches—one for my girlfriend and one for myself. Overall, we are both happy with the purchase; the girl even became accustomed to them and likes everything about them.

Pros
  • The watch's real features largely match those that have been described. There weren't many exhibits when I bought it, but a lot have been added since then. A week's worth of operation time with continuous synchronization to a smartphone. rather high functionality for the price: The application records and describes numerous elements of training, and the sleep tracking is particularly thorough. You won't drown them if you wash in the shower, so you can safely leave them on.
Cons
  • The female has a realme 9i phone, whereas I have a realme 8, and she had issues synchronizing the bracelet, despite the fact that everything is securely connected and functioning for me. Additionally, it is preferable to swap out the strap right away because it is too large for the girl's slender hands. If you secure the bracelet so that it barely fits on the arm, it will leave a deep belt mark on my medium-sized hand over time. It's also important to note that even though this watch won't float away in the shower, water drops will start to operate your display; for example, they can activate the pulse reading mode.

Revainrating 3 out of 5

The product is the most common, it could be worse.

I've been wearing the bracelet for almost a year at this point. Here we must pay homage without making any mistakes (other than measuring the pulse). The findings were identical to those from a chest monitor. Bracelets, however, are not as reliable. Sadly, the remainder is a bunch of adverbs. Without a phone, you'll be 250 meters short per kilometer while you run. As a result, monitoring the runner's speed or distance is impossible. Although my original height was 180 centimeters, I have now…

Pros
  • Taking a pulse Easy-to-use features
Cons
  • Every Other Case

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Quality is top notch, happy with everything.

After first using it to monitor sleep time and quality (through wakings per night) I eventually became tired of the extra attention and use it only as a clock and step counter. The time on the phone and the clock are always different. Purchasing was a good decision for me. For well over a year, I've been regularly using. On my hand, I can't even feel them. Several times I bathed with them, and everything turned out well.

Pros
  • Keeps its charge for an extended period.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

The item was good, I'll recommend it to my friends.

Both my wife and I just purchased bracelets: hers is a Xiaomi Mi Band 4, and mine is an Honor Band 5. The devices are largely interchangeable; however, the Xiaomi has a significantly longer battery life, a plethora of customizable wallpapers, and a host of other useful features for staying on top of your messages and calls. Initiated using Honor on the LG G5. I had to manually sync the bracelet with my phone every morning. The "AliPay" option would not go away. The LG G5 eventually switched to…

Pros
  • Appearance Solid buckled strap Charging at your leisure Blood oxygen saturation levels are measured.
Cons
  • Power storage ability Minimal number of screen savers

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Best I have ever used, great product for anyone!

We made a phone connection right away. There is still a relationship. tracks the time spent sleeping accurately. However, the pedometer is by, and during a dream I "walk" about 300–500 steps; it is still functional if I leave it on during a shower or bath. If the continuous heart rate monitoring is turned off, the battery life is around 3–4 days. It operates for roughly a day and a half after being turned on. charge quickly

Cons
  • unreliable pedometer

Revainrating 4 out of 5

A good product, I advise you to try it.

I evaluate using the prior bracelet from a rival and in accordance with my own emotions. Overall, everything is good. While in warm water or with my hands folded, the display selection automatically turns on (by long pressing on it), therefore I miss the screen lock feature. The screen I installed as a result numerous times fluttered. Additionally, it was useful to keep an eye on the weather forecast for the following day and tomorrow. Such a thing does not exist here. On a trip, I frequently…

Pros
  • Every declared function operates flawlessly. Stylish style commodious strap By pressing the button on the bracelet, you can capture a picture.
Cons
  • Screen lock not present The ability to view the weather a few days in advance is not available. The background music on your phone is out of your control.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The best price for such a product, I will buy more!

Wearing an Honor bracelet is a joy, especially when paired with the phone. There are alerts, the interface is gorgeous, and there are nearly no freezes.

Pros
  • Price. Functional. Everything a contemporary citizen may want is right here. Displaying your heart rate, oxygen saturation, and training modes.
Cons
  • It is reasonable to have high hopes. Very satisfied with the value. There is not enough freedom, though. week is really good.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

The product is of good quality, there is only one minor defect.

Overall, I'm happy with the purchase, and I'm keeping my fingers crossed that the devs will iron out some of the finer details in ates. The photo documents the training schedule, and it's clear that the bracelet's distance estimates are off when the runner picks up the pace.

Pros
  • I can't really make any judgments on this bracelet because it's my first. I used it to keep tabs on how far I ran while dieting. A good informative and bright display, a straightforward menu, and ideal charge retention—enough for a week's worth of use when the main chips are in—are just a few of the many benefits of this product. I always use a heart rate monitor while training, and it gives me accurate readings. The oxygen saturation measurement feature also functions, though I have yet to find a practical use for it. While traditional alarm clocks might be annoying, the gentle vibration of a smart bracelet can help you wake up much more easily. The music-switching feature is likewise effectively implemented in theory, although there are some subtleties that I will discuss below.
Cons
  • When it comes to the drawbacks, I learned a few things I had previously been blissfully ignorant of. First, a pedometer; I bought the bracelet thinking I could use it to keep track of my runs without using my phone at all, which would be distracting while on the go. In the past, I've used a ruler and paper maps to measure my daily 3 km distance, so I have no reason to doubt the range of the distance (I account for the error of + - 100 m). In fact, in the "training - running outdoors" mode when running without headphones, the distance is displayed accurately even when there is no cell service. The steps and average speed are calculated by the phone's pedometer. Thus, he produced the same results in the initial 3 km races, indicating the finish of the distance with an accuracy of +/- 100 meters. In successive races, as my running speed increased, the bracelet began to indicate that I had run 1 kilometer later by 50-100 meters, and so on; overall throughout training, I ran 3.4 km, while the bracelet showed 3 km. As I do not yet understand the data that defines such a run, I plan to get a running belt to attach my phone to in order to take updated measures. When it comes to music, the feature is mostly operational, but there is a subtlety to consider. I tried using this feature while out and about in the city, and it worked great up until the bracelet's screen changed. In other words, if I have one track playing and the bracelet screen goes out and I decide to switch it without listening to it, then everything is fine; however, if the track switched and the screen went out, and I decided to switch to the next song, then in this case, my screen displays the name of the old song even though it sounds different, and when you try to switch the track, the bracelet gives a message in the spirit of "turn on the music on your phone." I thought restarting the bracelet would fix the issue, but it happened again afterward. Perhaps the programmers will eventually fix this subtlety, however as it stands this function produces negative results.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Satisfied with the product, I recommend it to everyone.

Generally speaking, things like a clock and basic activity monitoring will work. Despite the small screen, the most important mentions (calls, SMS, and instant messengers) can be read. bought for 1900 at M-Video. I'm including a review from January 18, 2023 because the smart application has already "flew" twice, fully, with removal and reinstallation. An account on the Honor server is required for registration, and once you've created one, you can't get your old one back.

Pros
  • (Swam in the river) Waterproof The bare minimum set of necessary operations Design (compares well to the majority of bracelets) autonomy (5 to 6 days are assured)
Cons
  • Even when a phone is nearby, there is persistent disconnection. There is no automatic break detection available. I used the restroom and then reconnected using the app (although I could be doing it improperly). Where, when.))))) He counts steps based on his own algorithms (it's like you're sitting, you don't move around much, you drive home, well, to the store, and in the evening "congratulations, you have passed 5 thousand steps."

Revainrating 1 out of 5

Absolutely unusable product, not suitable for use.

This watch has a number of issues that need to be addressed. The first day revealed that the watch is incapable of synchronizing data with Google Fit. On the second day, I found that not all alerts (SMS, and calls) appear to the clock, but messages from social networks do not come, and calls do not display names and numbers. I was surprised by this discovery because I had assumed that the clock would display all notifications. Even though I've spent the entire day messing around with the…

Pros
  • Nice and comfortable shoulder strap.
Cons
  • There are many problems with the data sync.

Revainrating 1 out of 5

Unsuitable product, not worth the money.

We have received the dials at last. You have to download something called "Huawei Mobile Services" and register with it using your personal information before you can install them (what the hell). There were little visuals with drawings scattered about. My training heart rate was consistently underestimating by about 1.5 times. Because of the risk to one's heart, it is clearly not appropriate for physical exertion. The number 135 appears in place of 180. In contrast to the chest. Sleep is…

Pros
  • Relaxing in the hand, easy on the eyes. strap with a gentle feel.
Cons
  • The pulse rate monitor works fairly well, but only when the subject is at rest. Randomized sleep analysis: a complete fabrication.

Revainrating 2 out of 5

It is better not to buy it, the product is not what it should be.

I have a cheap smart watch that costs around the same, but I won't say which one for fear of being sued for false advertising. The same high level of water resistance, but with a considerably larger round IPS display, more precise tracking of heart rate and steps, and far greater adjustability (albeit perhaps fewer interchangeable dials) All the same features found on a smartphone, such as training modes, route traces, weather, sleep, caller ID, message alerts, and music control, but on a much…

Pros
  • After reading so many glowing reviews, I was hoping for something truly remarkable. The sole redeeming feature is a plethora of removable displays. I wouldn't buy it if I could try it out first, even if just for a little while.
Cons
  • The display is extremely tiny. I gave this to my mom because she has good eyesight, but I find it difficult to read the tiny print. As soon as I gave it to her, I connected it to her phone and it began measuring her oxygen saturation. At first, it read 93% (which should have been a red flag), but after I compared its readings to those of a certified pulse oximeter, I saw that it was actually closer to 97%. This was a major selling point for me, as my mother had recently been diagnosed with covid. His pulse indicates that he is also lying about his whereabouts by about 15% (when compared to the results of the same pulse oximeter). Another problem is that the screen goes black quite quickly. The option to increase the screen timeout to at least 7-10 seconds was not there in the menu. Mom probably doesn't require training, but I have no idea how to explain it with steps and sleep phases. My mom says the battery only lasts 4 days, charging is a hassle, and you still need to exert some effort to access the terminals. When I first removed it from the packaging, it wouldn't even turn on because the battery was completely dead. However, after reading the directions, I realized that I needed to charge it before using it. Those. That's the standard, sure; someone opens a present, hits a button, and then... nothing; a blank screen. What a brilliant advertising strategy!

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The perfect product for any user!

The declared values for all of the qualities add up to 100%. The pairing with the phone is successful, the connection is not broken, and everything operates as intended. Battery storage, and water resistance. The monitoring of sleep turned out to be something that was both really important and quite valuable, which was a fantastic thing. Because of the clock, they were finally able to determine the reason behind why the spouse sleeps a lot but is unable to get adequate rest. Previously, they…

Pros
  • Everything is going swimmingly!

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Best price for this product, will buy more!

This bracelet works for me as a watch, an alarm clock, and a way to keep my phone from getting lost. with advantages. It has a ton of amazing features, like a fire phone search feature that makes it so I won't lose it anywhere, as well as numerous customisable clock screensavers and is just generally well-made. I can't feel its weight on my hand because it is light. Cons: The battery life is short; this is the price you pay for a color screen. Prior to that, there was Honor Band 3, which was…

Revainrating 1 out of 5

Lousy product, low quality.

I rush to discourage anyone who wants to purchase them in exchange for an iPhone. There aren't many options in the application, and the only dials available are those on the bands themselves. There is no mention of this anywhere, it is unpleasant, and there is no customer-friendly attitude. Despite that, it says it supports iOS. The app is also bad. I completely concur with the epstore assessment.

Pros
  • Excellent screen; comfortable
Cons
  • IOS functionality was cut off, and the work itself was awful.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

A good product at a good price, I advise you to try it.

To the Amazon folks, regards. Please explain what it is that you are doing. Gray watches are exchanged for the originals' value. Is there a moral compass in you? Setting up the Huawei tablet proved impossible until I contacted customer service. There I was informed that the gadget I had provided such a specific serial number for did not in fact exist. It would be great if they had a discount. Concerning the gadget. Very satisfied with the results.

Pros
  • quality
Cons
  • This is a rehash

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The best purchase in my life, I will definitely buy it again.

Extremely content. It's convenient to be able to check for new messages without having to go through your bag each time one comes in. You can rapidly reset it and avoid getting the phone if it is inconvenient to answer calls. Not a bad tally of steps taken. There wouldn't be a cost if the battery were more potent.

Pros
  • Style, cozy bracelet, abundant display "wallpaper"
Cons
  • The battery life should be better. The monitoring of sleep is flawed.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

No complaints, I recommend the product for purchase.

I opted for it since its heart rate monitor is more precise than that of my Mi Band 4 and less prone to fluctuations. When he reached the honor, he put down both bracelets. Mi band 4 is frequently "carried away" by pulse to "unknown distances," which is obviously not true. Nothing outside of the ordinary, honor forbids it. measures (in relation to other HRMs, like a watch and a tonometer). The text size of the honor's alert is also increased.

Pros
  • Adjustable and bright enough to read in direct sunlight. Better than band 4 in terms of style. The strap may be switched out quickly and easily. The strap is more practical than mi 4 in and of itself. A heart rate monitor, to be more precise. I joined him in the bathroom and found that everything was alright. If you leave your phone behind and return later, you'll see the bluetooth icon and be prompted to reconnect your device.
Cons
  • Only two displays are available on iOS, which is not nearly enough. Compared to the mi band 4 and the honor band 3 (I did not have the honor band 4), the battery life is noticeably shorter. The odd weather has improved the performance of mi band 4. I think that covers it.