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Purchased from the auction pool. After the first three hundred meters I lose count, and then I count both calories and speed. I also use it for my daily workouts, where I monitor my pulse to improve my workout efficiency. Regarding the steps, I have no idea, but I don't think that really matters. When the phone is on mute, notifications and calls regarding the user's health are helpful. I used a discount code to get the item, and combined that with the points I got back, I think it was a good…

Pros
  • Charging that is easy to access. Maintains a charge for an extended period of time. Appropriate attire for use in the pool.
Cons
  • Workouts are monotonous and lack variety.

Revainrating 3 out of 5

It's not a bad product, but I expect more.

Among competing models, I settled on this one since it supports standard charging, has a color screen, and is resistant to water damage. Despite the fact that I have used this product for quite some time, I have found that the drawbacks outweigh the benefits. First, I erase everything because the spacecraft has a nice screen and a bunch of useless dials and different types of fonts. The developers don't care who or what messenger the notifications are coming from, as long as they are shown…

Pros
  • Color screen, fixed strap, and cheap price tag.
Cons
  • Poor features, including a short battery life, a lack of customization options, aversion-inducing typefaces, and frequent bluetooth disconnection.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

A valuable purchase, some advantages!

Water resistance, a pedometer, an alarm clock, audio controls, dials, SMS, sports programs, a timer, a stopwatch, advice for improving sleep quality, and blood oxygen levels!

Pros
  • Dear everybody, nice day. Honor Band5 midnight blue was on sale, so I took advantage of it. I'm glad I did because I really like the smart bracelet; it has good functionality, everything works as expected, and has been around for a while. According to the manufacturer, the battery lasts for about two weeks, but this is only true if almost all features are turned off; if all features are enabled, the battery life is, of course, less than a week on average. I've been using it for a long time; the phone, scales, tracker, and other products are all excellent. I'm grateful.
Cons
  • No

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I really like the product, it fully meets my expectations.

The bracelet has several unique features but also some flaws. Pros include a color AMOLED display, a stylish design (at least in my perspective), and in-depth sleep tracking and analysis. Tracking your steps, your heart rate, and your oxygen saturation levels; Possibility of music management via several players (I can promise Facebook, YouTube, Huawei Music, and Musicolet support); The bracelet can trigger the camera's shutter button; Ability to locate lost phones (Bluetooth pairing and active…

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Excellent product, the best quality.

The screens of the bracelet are ated (everything is on the Internet), making it a fantastic technology at a reasonable price. I chose the blue band since it is such a beautiful, rich hue. has advantages: it's relatively narrow, bright, and useful, including measuring the amount of oxygen in the blood after eating. Cons: Everything is being decided for the year 2022, but it's saddening that we were once again duped, unlike the rest of the "civilized" world, and that we constantly need to dance…

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Exactly as promised by the manufacturer, high quality.

I made the decision to upgrade to a new generation as a result of the Band 4 RE's lace finally dying, the cost of replacement laces, and the device's battery's general wear and tear. I won; the situation is wonderful. Honor Band 5 satisfies my needs in general, has a ton of helpful chips, and is just a joke. Just because the phone is made by Huawei, I didn't choose one from Xiaomi.

Pros
  • I'll make a comparison with the Band 3 and Band 4 Running Edition watches I previously wore. After the Band 3 and Band 4 RE, the AMOLED display is large, juicy, and incredibly viewable in the sun. There is an automatic dimming at night. The mount is, in my opinion, the most crucial component of a watch (and I view this technique primarily as a non-drown watch). The strap appears to be sturdy and comfy, but let's see how long it lasts while they charge through the dock (not the capsule). Just attach the dock (as in Band 3) to reduce the gestures, at least. several features. The stopwatch, keeping track of workouts, and reading alerts (finally, nearly entirely) are three things that are particularly significant to me. There is a heart rate monitor, which is good, and a SpO2 meter, which is neat but why? music and camera control. All of this is enabled by P Smart Z, which I own, but it serves no purpose in my daily life. Waterproof. I won't wash in them any more (the Band 4 RE's cord snapped from hot baths and showers, becoming brittle), but I will swim in the pool while wearing a watch. watch faces that can be changed or even created by you. In order for me to put everything I want on my taste, I need time on the main screen in large size. real slumber. RE is glad to observe sleep statistics after Band 4. He counts very precisely (notices lectures when students fall asleep on their own). By the way, the Band 4 RE believes that data from cycling and running is equally as good. The pedometer is also extremely accurate. It has changed, but not in vain. weather display. Nice, though a trifle. In addition to automatic communication restoration after a lost connection, synchronization of everything and everyone, saving to the cloud, and medals, owners of xy/ho-pipes (of which I am one) receive a powerful lot of pipe-watch. The prospect of cycling 100 km generated excitement.
Cons
  • The smart alarm clock's malfunction is the biggest issue that Band 3 users encounter when roaming. Despite tracking sleep, it didn't. The vibration appears to be rather weak after 4 RE. Autonomy is also not fashionable, however in this case we must give credit - 24/7 hours "scan" me, as I frequently engage in sports. Simply speaking, I preferred Band 3's lace fixation with a clip. Despite the fact that the lace itself is fine, the stock colors. I chose green because I'm sick of black. Once more, you can only reset; you cannot answer the call. similar to earlier generations.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Good value for money, I recommend.

Hello from Amazon, guys. Why are you doing it. You can exchange your original timepieces for gray ones for the same price. Do you possess morals? I was unable to configure the device until I spoke with Huawei assistance. I was informed there that the item with a specific serial number did not exist. If only the cost were reduced. Regarding the gadget. No issues, works well.

Pros
  • quality
Cons
  • not unique

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Good product for me, no problems at all.

This is essentially a bracelet for counting steps and measuring basic indications (which, of course, cannot be compared to professional devices), so don't treat it like a smart watch. Affordable and effective gadget.

The bracelet has similar features to those of a typical fitness tracker, such as a pulse monitor, oxygen level reader, sleep analyzer, and pedometer. After 12 hours of running and not turning off the training, Akum's energy level had reduced by 85% (the bracelet kept trying to count the pulse while resting on the chest of drawers). The charge lasts for 5 days if not removed. You may begin a workout with turn-by-turn directions, swap between several skins for your watch (both free and premium)…

Pros
  • Maintains power, phone alerts, and a plethora of other figures.
Cons
  • .

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Great product, a pleasure to use.

Ingenious device. Checks your blood oxygen saturation and heart rate. It's a handy tool for keeping tabs on sleep and making any adjustments. This is its only purpose, though, so count your steps accordingly.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

No complaints, I recommend to buy.

I utilized the Huawei Wear application when I had a 3 series before that because it was more practical and offered more precise settings and measurements. (The Huawei Wear app does not support the Series 5) I have a bracelet that precisely counts dreams. For instance, it might display the time at which you fell asleep a few hours earlier. And not when I was lying still, but rather when I appeared to be strolling around the home. It is also unusual for the charge to last for two to three days.

Pros
  • large screen (for a bracelet). You won't miss it if notifications vibrate, which is usual.
Cons
  • poorly takes into account sleep. The primary issue is that it only functions with the Huawei Health app and not the Huawei Wear application.

Expert help secured: Nice wristwatch, easily synced with the Health program. The battery life is exactly one week, which is good by me because I just use them to receive text messages and phone calls and have disabled all other features. I am happy with my buy. Negative aspects: After using it for half a year, I've decided to return it because the bluetooth feature continuously disconnects, forcing me to manually switch it back on within the app.

In exchange for the Xiaomi Mi Band, I purchased a watch because I wanted to try something different. And I apologize. The first day, the alarm clock wasn't functional. Steps add up too quickly. The device reports that it cannot find a Bluetooth connection. You are unable to read the notification in its entirety. It's a bad dream. even though this function is off, lights up when you move your hand. Only the application may activate the "do not disturb" mode, which is not really practical…

Pros
  • large screen. music switcher strap
Cons
  • Nothing of use. We have barely hours to hope.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The best thing for the money, Im glad I chose this option.

I was using version 3 before to that. This new and improved version has a color screen and other bug fixes. Color screen, user-friendly controls, and a sleek appearance are all pluses. The battery can keep going for a few days. Consequences with. The small device that kept the strap in place and massaged your hand before it snapped a few months later. The Huawei default health app isn't compatible with all other health apps.

Revainrating 1 out of 5

It was a terrible purchase, but I wasted my money.

You must be made aware of corrupt firmware. Some benefits The budget-friendly bracelet with the most features. The image can be seen on the screen in the sun with enough brightness. connects to a smartphone rapidly and maintains the connection. Cons include the requirement to turn off all monitoring and lower the brightness to a minimum in order for the bracelet to last 14 days without needing to be recharged. Real work time without payment is 5-7 days. Since this vendor only offers Chinese…

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The quality exceeds all expectations, I recommend to buy.

Unless there are bugs in the Honor Health cloud, I was able to sign up on day two and get a few dials set up. It's not just me, and it's not frightening. The company of others is unnecessary for me. I think it's worth it at that price.

Pros
  • Display is crisp and clear. Strap with a gentle feel. Simple installation and linking. Ten percent was released for 24 hours. Counts steps with acceptable precision. Saturation and a pulse are also present. The bedtime routine is also laid out. Joined to the C15 Reame. We have full apartment visibility thanks to bluetooth. Consistent ringing, texting, and Whatsapping of alarms.
Cons
  • To my surprise, I didn't notice anything at first.

Everything is to my liking. With all of its perks. Design (in my opinion, superior to the oval offered by a rival company). Large variety of different design styles (which may be modified via the application on the phone itself). There are a variety of ways to get in shape, including outdoor jogging, running on a cycle track, outdoor walking (with the possibility to trace the route in the application on the phone), indoor walking, riding a stationary bike, using an elliptical or rowing machine,