A bracelet was presented to me. I should start out by saying that it is almost completely unfit for sporting events. I gave them a try at the standard swimming pool length of 50 meters. I didn't even bother to count the actual strokes! Definitions are something that Kroll avoids. I used them for a run, and the heart rate tracking was comparable to that of a chest monitor. It's an awfully long way. My gps said I ran 5.2 kilometers, while the wristband said I ran 6.1 kilometers. In conclusion…

That's fine with me. The pluses: A more pleasing design (in my opinion) than the oval offered by a rival brand. Numerous design options (all controlled by a mobile app). There is a wide variety of ways to get in shape, including but not limited to: outdoor running, cycle track running, outdoor walking (with the option to trace the route in the program on the phone), indoor walking, stationary bike, elliptical, rowing machine, swimming, and free workout. Personally, I like to use an exercise…

The bracelet was used in conjunction with the Huawei Health software on a Huawei smartphone. I found the "smart alarm clock" feature to be particularly useful, as the bracelet makes an effort to awaken you at a more optimal time during the sleep cycle. Seems to work (getting up is less of a struggle). The key feature, however, is not the sound but the vibration felt on your wrist. Wearing a GPS-enabled wristband is a good idea if you want to keep track of your steps and distance traveled with…

An excellent fitness monitor. Keeps its charge for an extended period. About once a week, I have to plug in. The ability to track your sleep is fantastic. Monitors your sleep cycles and alerts you to potential issues. Always monitoring heart rate. I've heard of an oxygen blood measurement, but I've never understood its utility. Used to release the shutter on a camera. In addition, I'd like to create removable dials on my own. There are both no-cost ones and paid, animated ones. That's why

I opted for the Honor Band 5 watch because of the wide variety of displays that can be added via the companion software, as claimed by the maker. As it turned out, though, the answer is "no." Huawei customer service has confirmed that this feature is not available on their fitness bracelets. Specifically, there is no way to set up a show (consisting of around 40 individual components) using the canonical app. The informational content and aesthetics of the new displays are downgrades from the…

Changing to this bracelet was a good decision on my part. Easy to employ. There aren't a ton of dials to pick from, but there are enough that I don't get why some of my friends don't have them. It is still unclear how to make use of the oxygen sensor. I've double-checked it and it seems fine, but since I don't plan on using it, there's no point in fixing it. It's all good now. In favor of it are: They offer a pleasant grip, offer minimal distractions, and look great on the hand. The dial…

if you're open to new technology and don't mind the bracelet's ated screens (everything is online), I highly recommend picking one up. Stunningly vibrant hue

Maybe it's just my copy, but it seems like a lot of unnecessary work just to keep track of your heart rate and sleep patterns in a fantasy world compared to the HB4, which is great in every way. While I personally use HB4 and have no plans to switch, I couldn't help but compare; I spent the entire weekend wearing two bracelets on the same arm, and the results disheartened me. It has long been known that Samsung bracelets add steps, and apparently Huawei decided to do the same thing. By the way,

Bought for the family and blue and pink. Everything is great. With the Honor phone, complete understanding, as with the iPhone

Its pros: Price, the ability to charge without removing from the bracelet. Cons: The number of steps in the application and in the bracelet is different

An excellent bracelet for your money, the screen size is what you need, no more, no less. The functionality is sufficient for a bracelet.

Pros below: Bright, the color is pleasant, the 2022 language is present and the sensor does not lag. Has some cons Charging quickly sits down, I do a return. Otherwise, there are no complaints.

Got pros: Sits comfortably on the hand, easily synchronized with the phone Cons below: In a certain position, the display lights up, which consumes a lot of charge, I could not find how to turn it off.

Normal cheap bracelet. Different pros: They look cool, live for a long time without recharging (a week), notifications come in, you can reject the call, count the pulse and steps. Got cons: If it is ated, then the connection with the phone is lost and then it looks for it for a long time.

Worth buying only if you have an android if you have an iphone get ready for pain and tears the software is cut by a quarter and the developers put a bolt on it what so

The wife is happy, praised her friends and sisters - now everyone goes with them. It looks nicer and more interesting than from xiomi.

Top for my money, I deal with them in swimming pool, they even recognize the type of swimming! They measure the level of oxygen in the blood very accurately (compared it with a pulse oximeter when I was sick with covid, the readings are identical) in short, the top for your money! Has some pros Waterproof, sleep tracking and many training modes in a budget bracelet Its cons: Perhaps not the most successful fastening of the strap to the bracelet

Its pros: Good performance, high-quality plastic case, easy navigation, standard functionality for a reasonable price. Took for retired parents - they are happy. Cons below: The charger connector could be made more convenient and functional.

The constant inconvenience that the bracelet is tied to someone else's phone. Different pros: The declared characteristics correspond. In addition to the minimum Android 4.4, it does not even support 5 (on Lenovo S90), the application did not open after repeated attempts. Cons below: Minimum Android 4.4, does not even support 5 (on my Lenovo S90) the application did not open, after repeated attempts. As a result, I could only open the application on Android 6 (alien LG K8 2022), LIKE THIS?

Pros: Great bracelet, has everything you need. I took one for myself, to view messages, and my daughter, so as not to miss calls at school, very convenient! Got cons: The level of oxygen most likely shows the weather) a marketing ploy, nothing more.