Pros
- Battery life, functionality,
Cons
- everything suits me
Pros
- While working - I liked everything. This went on for about a month and a half.
Cons
- A non-working application with an idiotic registration that makes the use of the bracelet impossible.
Pros
- Price / quality ratio compared to analogues Holds a charge for a VERY long time: up to a month, if you do not indulge in synchronization and a heart rate monitor Accuracy of the pedometer The accuracy of the heart rate monitor (whoever writes - I think it's accurate, details below)
Cons
- There are difficulties or I would even say "nuances" in setting up the Mi Fit software: if you want the full implementation of the bracelet, you will have to get confused with custom firmware and settings. This is more likely not a drawback, but an understanding: if you want to use the bracelet as a notification for applications, calls and other things: you will always have to keep the phone’s bluetooth turned on and paired with the bracelet: in this case, the bracelet’s charge lasts for a long time and, in principle, you don’t have to worry about it , more than once a week it is unlikely that I will have to charge, but I don’t have enough phone charge with the bluetooth constantly on. I have Redmi Note 4 and before, one charge was enough for me for two days, and with BT constantly on, one charge is now enough for exactly one day! those. almost 2 times less!
Pros
- With interaction with android: Notifications for incoming calls, notifications from any applications, an alarm clock (albeit a stupid one), step counting accuracy. (see comment)
Cons
- Lack of full interaction with iOS (see comment)
Pros
- Price, strap, appearance, fast charging, steps count well; you raise your hand - it itself lights up what time it is on the bracelet (meaning this function works correctly, which is not often seen). A small bracelet, you almost don’t feel it, my wrist is not big - it fastens and sits perfectly. The pulse "counts" correctly and quickly. Intuitive bracelet control system - one button.
Cons
- The fact that the "incoming call notification" function is not friendly with the Cyrillic alphabet did not particularly surprise me; should show on the bracelet the first four letters of the name of the one who calls you, but shows four question marks - if the contact name in the phone's phone book is written in Cyrillic. But what really surprised me was that if the name of the caller in the phone book is longer than ten characters, then a "glitch" appears - the bracelet does not see this incoming phone call at all (from the word "completely"): it does not vibrate, does not show anything as if the call did not exist. For example: if a person calls me, who is recorded as "Semyon" in the smartphone's contact book, then the notification of the incoming call is transmitted to the bracelet - honestly, vibration is turned on and either the image of the handset or four question marks (because remember - the Cyrillic bracelet does not understand). Further, attention (!) Rename the same contact in the phone book of the smartphone to "Semyon Semenych" and that's it - under no settings of the bracelet and smartphone, the call will be transferred to the bracelet - no vibration, no image - nothing at all; some algorithm to ignore names longer than ten characters is triggered. The same is true for incoming SMS notifications. Perhaps this is also somehow connected with the Cyrillic alphabet. But I didn’t understand further - I returned the bracelet back to the store.
Pros
- Price, functionality, autonomy.
Cons
- Phone software, design (the first one was prettier and less bulky).
Pros
- CHEAPNESS!)
Cons
- does not measure heart rate while running.
Pros
- Accurately measures the pulse. Lives long.
Cons
- In good daylight, the screen fades instantly, even driving the screen into complete shade (covering it with your hands) - you can’t see a fig, it’s really not a fig. This would be an e-ink display. Doesn't work with non-native applications out of the box like heart rate monitors on ant+, for example. Not suitable for power loads, running is normal, you can’t sip the barbell with it.
Pros
- 15-20 days on the battery. The caliber of the pedometer Keep an eye on it. A monitor of good quality for the heart rate Small in size but qualitatively manufactured watertight to IP67 standards The alarm clock is quite convenient. Although there is sleep monitoring, it is impossible to determine the quality of the monitoring.
Cons
- Notifications are a source of misery. Time display delays The sun's glare might make it difficult to see. There are scratches on the case. There are no additional hues of bracelets available at this time. Look like a watch, not a piece of jewelry The new pricing is listed as: Incompatible with the original model (neither charging nor straps) Notifications for just five of your applications alone Little computer programs (or rather, only a native application)
Pros
- Battery 15-20 days Pedometer quality Have a watch Quality heart rate monitor Qualitatively assembled IP67 waterproof small size Convenient alarm clock There is sleep monitoring, the quality of monitoring is difficult to assess
Cons
- Notifications are miserable Time display delays The bright sun is blinding The case is scratched There are no other colors of bracelets yet Look like a watch, not a piece of jewelry The price tag is up Not compatible with the first model (neither charging nor straps) Notifications for only 5 applications Little software (or rather, only a native application)
Pros
- waterproof, touch screen
Cons
- counts the wave of the hand as a step, I don’t feel how it vibrates
Pros
- Batteries, as well as cost.
Cons
- The scene, the screen.
Pros
- 1. Sits on the arm like a cast. The material is pleasant to the touch, does not cause allergies in me. The bracelet does not unfasten, the capsule does not fall out. 2. Stopped missing calls. Vibration on the hand is felt very well. 3. Quite accurately measures steps. 4. On a dry hand, it correctly measures the pulse. 5. Very good and pleasant to wake up in the morning. No more stress and hatred for alarm clocks with melodies. 6. If you do not move for about an hour, it reminds you to get up and stretch your limbs. 7. No need to shoot in the shower - not afraid of water. 8. Inexpensive.
Cons
- 1. Does not send notifications to Viber, FB. Wrote in support, maybe they will add. 2. In the shower, when water hits the touch button, it switches itself between modes. 3. Does not distinguish steps from running. 4. A little throws steps when you go in transport. They cannot be deleted from the app.
