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Revainrating 5 out of 5

I like the product very much, fully consistent with my expectations.

Excellent tool that comes with a variety of features that can come in handy. Handy notification feature. The vibration of the phone in your pocket is not felt in any manner when you are in a noisy environment or when you are walking; nevertheless, if you wear a bracelet, you will never fail to receive a text message or a phone call. Surprisingly, the alarm clock performs a good job at performing its function. I didn't think it was possible, but it turns out that vibration can wake you up quite…

Pros
  • Put on some comfort. Time spent working Design Features including a Heart Rate Monitor, Alarm Clock, and Sleep Tracking Functions
Cons
  • There is no indication of a continuous heart rate function. Measurements of the pulse taken during movement that contain errors

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Great product, a pleasure to use.

For your money - a great product Purchased Xiaomi equipment for the first time, pleasantly impressed Now I'm looking at power banks from this company I do not advise athletes and constant critics - there is no need to demand 100% accuracy in measurements from the product PS: purchase and if you have any questions - w3bsit3-dns. Com forum will help you) Its pros: 1 Stylish appearance 2 Autonomy 3 Great alarm clock 4 Convenient operation 5 Nice gift Has some cons: 1 Not a fitness tracker, more…

Revainrating 1 out of 5

A worthless product, definitely not worth your money!

Some pros: I did not understand the merits after the failure of the bracelet. With its cons: Stopped being accepted by the smartphone, some of the icons are missing. Linking an account is a useless trouble. There is no warranty service. The firm is silent.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Good value for money, I recommend it.

Its pros: inexpensive. Measures the pulse. Alarm clock on the arm, no sound, comfortable to wake up, very convenient. Reminder to work out if you overstay. Wrist watch. Does not require a constant connection to the phone, it is enough to connect once a day (it is better to do this before 12 at night). statistics on the screen, you can change the amount of info. - Charging lasts quite a long time. Excellent device - inexpensive / high quality. The optimal number of functions for this price. Go

Revainrating 2 out of 5

Quality is disappointing, the product is bad.

A dubious purchase even for 2 k. In general, I would be afraid of crafts for such a price. The worst thing is that Haomi could do everything well, but due to marketing, they did everything badly on purpose. In general, a bold 2 bracelet. Red price 500. Shame on Haomi. The entire budget is swollen into advertising. The software is incomplete on purpose. Pros: Relatively inexpensive, it starts to peak when the limits of the set heart rate within the pre-installed programs begin to peak. It looks…

Revainrating 5 out of 5

One of the best offers, glad I bought it.

I've been using it for a month. the bracelet replaced my regular watch, although I bought them to control the distance and heart rate during training. thanks to w3bsit3-dns. Com I installed the latest Chinese (2022) version of mi fit and now, along with time, there is also a date. "smart alarm clock" is currently missing, but this can be easily solved by downloading the appropriate application. the inclusion of the movement of the hand to the nose does not always work - occasionally, but it…

Pros
  • Lightweight, comfortable.
Cons
  • Have not found.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

A really necessary purchase, I'm glad I found this product.

Nice bracelet! He can do a lot . for 2500-3000 this is a reasonable maximum, you probably don’t need more. He knows how to count steps, distance (both steps and running - I emphasize, this is important! ), count calories, analyze sleep, wakes up when necessary, even the pulse like it counts, etc. etc. I won’t paint again - it’s better to read their numerous reviews. I recommend w3bsit3-dns. Com forum. Despite the comments, otherwise the device is super, I recommend it, especially for…

Pros
  • Price, usability, weight, functionality. For the price, this is definitely the best choice! A wide range of optional accessories and their availability (ali).
Cons
  • I will summarize the disadvantages (all IMHO): 1. Clock display delay - can be cured by the firmware someday (I doubt it). I made a rule for myself - I turn my left hand with a bracelet so that the screen is almost 90 degrees, i. E. parallel to the face. Checked - with this method there are no brakes, the clock turns on in 99 cases out of a hundred. 2. I noticed the bracelet calculations during a long drive by car. As expected - unfortunately - after a certain time, the bracelet reported on the achievement of the daily "plan" of steps, although on that day I made a maximum of 500 of them))) Again, they can fix it in the next firmware. 3. Charge consumption defies clear logic. On average - 4-7 percent per day (which is not much, taking into account the total time of work). 4. Short alarm time per cycle. In a deep sleep, you simply won’t feel it, you won’t have time to wake up. 5. "Smart" alarm clock . Personally, I get by, it seems that there is an analogue of the program in the App Store (for iPhone, of course). 6. The bracelet sometimes arbitrarily turns on the backlight and immediately removes it (it will always be in the shower! ). On what depends - I do not know. 7. I will simultaneously attribute water resistance to both advantages and disadvantages. Someone complained that after swimming in the sea. STOP! EXACTLY IN THE SEA! But the moisture resistance class does not provide for BATHING in water bodies, especially with an aggressive environment (salt water). Maximum - washing hands and showers ! 8. Well, and a scratch screen. They write that it does not scratch, it is stable. Figu there! It scratches and is sometimes very painful. On the other hand, to cling to this small film screen (and they are) the top of insanity, because if you wear them all the time - frankly speaking, the view is , but in bright sunlight on the street, and so with a not very bright screen, you simply don’t have anything there see. 9. The bracelet provides for constant wear. The protruding lower part of the capsule (where the pulse sensors are located) after 4-5 days of wear leaves an unpleasant itchy imprint on the wrist. I admit that individually, but occasionally I still take off the bracelet.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Best product I have ever reviewed, I recommend it to everyone!

"Out of the box" refused to work with samsung galaxy S5 on android 6. Well, this Xiaomi Mi Band 2 does not find the Galaxy S5 phone! More precisely, the phone sees the bracelet, but it cannot connect, and Mi Fit does not find the bracelet. The Mi Fit application was downloaded for the first time from the market. I tried everything - turned off the bluetooth, rebooted the phone, charged the bracelet, put the bracelet close to the phone, danced with a tambourine and even sang the Internationale…

Pros
  • - Quality item. The case, appearance - everything is on the level. - Price 2400. (September 2022) - Powerful vibrating alert. - Long battery life.
Cons
  • - Raw software. - Refused to find galaxy S5 with android 6 (below wrote how to win). - Tricky cable for charging (not microusb). - In the "run" does not draw a map of the area, only the route traveled.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I am amazed! It was definitely worth the money!

I ordered it on ebay on June 5, it turns out before the official release, I received it on June 18. Works in conjunction with an iPhone, displays time, pulse, steps on the screen. Call, sms, whatsapp simultaneously with vibration. I came with a charge of 80%, now the charge is 59%, that is, an average of 3-3.5% per day. I took it for 2635, now I ordered another one for my wife together with a metal bracelet, for all 3340. I used the previous both versions - I'm satisfied, the charge was enough…

Pros
  • Pedometer, sleep time, heart rate monitor, time, notifications by vibration and on the screen of an incoming call, sms, whatsapp, alarm clock
Cons
  • No smart alarm. Sometimes you need

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I'm very happy, it really is worth buying.

In order to use a smart alarm clock, you need a bundle of three applications: mi fit, mi band tools and sleep for android. In this bundle, you can configure absolutely everything: the duration of the vibration, the sound delay from the phone, the automatic activation of phase monitoring for a certain time before the alarm, etc. In mi band tools, the functionality of notifications is also expanding: customizing icons and including text for any applications, names for incoming calls, repetitions,

Pros
  • 1. Great smart alarm clock, waking up is much more pleasant. Sleep phases are measured correctly. 2. Pleasant, stylish appearance. 3. The waterproof test passed perfectly, every day I do not take it off in the shower. 4. Notifications, if you push yourself a little, you can make them detailed, and not just icons, which is a very big plus. 5. Smart lock. 6. Battery life is impressive even with active use.
Cons
  • There were small inconsistencies with the smartlock setting on a pure android, but not critical. I won’t say anything about the fitness function of the bracelet, for the most part I didn’t buy it for this, steps and pulse are considered normal in principle.

Revainrating 3 out of 5

I thought it would be better, but overall not bad.

In general, of all the other bracelets, I would recommend this one for purchase (I compared it externally with Jawbone - Xiaomi even looks better and does not break). Firstly, it is inexpensive, and secondly, it will help to understand "is it necessary"? The device itself deserves 3.5-4 points, but I put 3 - because the use of these devices in itself is a little doubtful. Let me explain: I am a person of normal physique . and the question of weight control is not for me. I bought it to track…

Pros
  • -Working hours -The convenience of use -Pedometer -Price -Sleep monitoring
Cons
  • - The screen is scratched (and it is difficult to protect it with a film - it does not hold well) -Software for IOs "not very" - Lack of a smart alarm clock (I think it is related to sleep monitoring, see below) -Small range of communication with the phone (in the next room does not let you know about the call) -Sharp alarm clock

Revainrating 4 out of 5

I like everything, the quality is good, the price is reasonable.

I bought this bracelet for the sake of a silent alarm clock, it seems to cope with this task (I hope there will be no more incidents with pes, otherwise you will have to set three alarms, like in jawbone). If you are still chasing the steps and waking up in the “correct” phase of sleep, then I urge you to think about whether this is making your life worse. Regular walking in large quanies can negatively affect the back (I realized for myself that I can quite calmly walk 30 thousand steps a day

Pros
  • It has a display and at the same time holds a charge for a long time and has a compact design. The clock on the display is very visible. Not bad design. Comfortable to wear. A persistent alarm clock that will wake you up until you lose your pulse, and not emit three weak vibrations and shut up (hello up3). The native application does not the phone when the bracelet is not in sight (well, I don’t wear it around the clock, hello Sony SmartBand). Records the phases of sleep and seems to adequately count the steps.
Cons
  • Alarm. All the same, there are oddities. A couple of times I woke him up, as if he didn’t turn on at all, or I managed to convince him in a dream that I was already up. Therefore, I don’t really like touch ons on bracelets, it’s too easy to press accidentally or unconsciously. The alarm clock goes off every ten minutes for an hour until you get up - as I understand it, they decided to replace the smart alarm clock with this algorithm, like setting an alarm clock with an hour's margin, and when you have the wrong phase, you just don't wake up, and then every 10 minutes trying again, and when it hits the right phase, you already feel it and get up. Because the very idea of ​​​​a smart alarm clock could not prove its effectiveness, and an extra hour of sleep is much more useful than waking up in the “necessary” phase, it would be better if they completely scored on it, and the alarm would go off every 3 minutes for 15 minutes. Inaccurately determines the edges of sleep, most often adds 20 minutes at the beginning and at the end (but this can be edited after the fact). It does not know how to determine when it is not on the arm, so lying on the table is constantly trying to measure the pulse (seen by blinking), although this does not affect the charge, fortunately. Cannot detect REM sleep. It is inconvenient to fasten on the arm, in this regard, I even liked the jawbone up3 more.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

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

And more! 1. Display. An absolute plus! Setting duplication of notifications, (software-application, sms, calls, alarm clock) + most important! It can be seen on the display what exactly the event was received. For example: Setting the position, raised his hand, the watch caught fire, beauty! Touch button: functions of steps, pulse, distance traveled, calories, charge. In other words, the bracelet is more autonomous, convenient! 2. Form factor. Capsule + strap. The straps are of good…

Pros
  • - the presence of an LCD display (alerts, clock, function selection) - design / form factor, capsule + strap - convenient software Mi Fit - pulse sensor - price - battery
Cons
  • not yet found

Revainrating 3 out of 5

It's not quite what I expected, overall it's ok.

I’ve been using it for two years, at the beginning, I experimented a lot with this device, the pulse measures terribly . you make an approach in the gym, you stand, you can hardly breathe, it’s all wet in your eyes, it’s dark, but you get into the “pose” of measurement and it shows you an “error” , you gather your strength, you measure for the second time, and he shows you "56 pulse" what the is 56? I can barely stand on my feet . and from the fifth time he will show PROBABLY the correct one…

Pros
  • There is a vibration signal on the bracelet during a call pictures with notifications from applications (SMS, FB, Viber, WhatsApp, etc. ) pedometer moisture protection watch
Cons
  • measures the pulse very badly (I would say, a useless "chip") for two years, the screen is very sagging and in daylight, if not indoors, the time and other alerts are not visible straps often break

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Great value for money, one of the best offers.

I use it as an alarm clock (weekdays) and a pedometer, plus a reminder of the need to move during the day. Synchronization about a couple of times a week, resulting in about 15-20 days of autonomy. To prevent the screen from scratching, I carefully pasted a transparent adhesive tape on it and cut it off on the sides so that when inserted into the bracelet, the corners of the adhesive tape were pressed. As for the button, on w3bsit3-dns. Com the methods of how to live with this are described…

Pros
  • autonomy Screen Support is not so much the manufacturer as the community
Cons
  • Thoughtful reaction to pressing a button Size (noticeable after jabone up2) Marked front surface No smart alarm

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Feel free to buy, for such a price, the quality is simply amazing.

Unfortunately, there are no maximally compact wrist devices (connected to a smartphone) that have at the same time: a watch; multiple alarms; notifications about SMS, calls and other events in different applications (email, viber, etc. ), notifications by vibrations and! sound! . All fintes is not needed at all. This gadget is closest to what you need. If all fitness sensors were removed from it, it would be possible to make it better (thinner / more compact).

Pros
  • The price allows you to put up with the shortcomings.
Cons
  • Vibration notifications only. No sound. Setting notifications about different events with different vibrations can only be done by third-party applications. The accuracy of the sensors (for example, the pulse) is completely non-existent. Turns on and switches from touching with any object, even drops of water in the shower.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I am very happy with this purchase, I will advise everyone!

In most ways, the model is excellent. I couldn't have chosen a finer fitness bracelet to start with than this one, which is my very first. Pros: Exceptional bracelet that is both well-made and comfortable: - The "Exercise" mode allows you to track many parameters, including the average speed per kilometer, stride length, heart rate, calories burned, and more. - The "Exercise" mode is simple to sync with the tablet. - The pedometer works well, adding essentially no steps while moving through a…

Revainrating 1 out of 5

I am very upset, the product is no good.

To be completely honest, I have no idea why those who love this item are making such a big deal out of it. Let's look at the software as well as the hardware component (without it, it is typically almost useless). The technological component doesn't provide any standout features or innovative experiences. I explored with several compatible programs (proprietary MiFit and others created by outside developers). None of them fully satisfies the requirements for accuracy, clarity, or efficiency…

Pros
  • – style
Cons
  • - the other stuff

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I was surprised by the quality for this price.

In most cases, happy buyers are the result of this transaction. However, this can only be done if a synchronization device is always within reach. Fortunately, if you know where to go, you can spend ten thousand dollars on a brand-new, high-quality smartphone or tablet in today's market. One of the product's most essential features, motivation with the stated goals, is made possible by the Mi Fit application, the user base of which is rapidly expanding against the backdrop of the bracelet's…

Pros
  • Stylish plus. The app analyzes your data and suggests setting a simple goal based on it; for example, the app analyzes your data and suggests setting a goal of 8000 steps a day, like me. + Functionality: measurement of steps, distance traveled, heart rate (important for achieving goals in cardio loads), sleep phases, clock, vibrating alarm clock, remote search for a lost bracelet by vibration. There is a two-week grace period for the charge. + Incredibly simple to operate, requiring only the press of a single button to progressively toggle between several display modes; even the elderly (who are sometimes wary of new technology and have trouble keeping track of more than two buttons) pick it up quickly. A lot of power is conserved because to this feature. - The "look at the clock" gesture, which is used to set the time on the display, has the added benefit of conserving power. Also, you can examine statistics and tweak the settings without lifting a finger because your tablet or smartphone will take care of things like scoring and goal calculation. Wearing a bracelet on your hand is all that is required to comply with the measures. The device will automatically determine the time you go to bed, and in the morning, it will provide you with a detailed breakdown of your sleep cycles. The gadget is also resistant to water, scratches, and breaking or crushing.
Cons
  • - Price. A fully functional smart watch with a heart rate monitor, support for SIM cards, and even a camera was released on the market at a price that was almost identical to what I had paid for my magnificent Mi Band 2 from China while it was being shipped to me. Competitors in the fitness industry are also on high alert, having developed identical wristbands that cost about half as much and have a considerably larger screen surface. - It was a fairly subdued show. The actual size of the display screen is much smaller than a square, and there is a large blank space between the screen and the button. The card provides scant information, so those with vision impairments won't be able to read the date or month. Already, competing brands are releasing wristbands that are twice as cheap and have a screen that covers the entire bracelet's face. - The bracelet's full potential can only be realized when paired with a modern mobile device (phone or tablet) that supports Bluetooth 4.0. A toy that shows the time, the number of steps taken in the past twenty-four hours, and the user's heart rate at the push of a button is not much use without them. Also, after three days of use, the watch stopped tracking my heart rate and didn't start up again until I paired it with my new tablet and installed the ated firmware. - The quality of each additional strap is obviously lower than that of the standard black strap included in the package. The plastic there has a rougher texture, making it less pleasant to the touch and less comfortable in the hand; the strap that encircles the device has thicker edges; and so on.