Pros
- A substantial quantity of information. A great number of measurements, and even more straightforward calculations based on this data. Even though I am simply an amateur and run on the sidewalk, using the tracker has made the overall quality of my training significantly better. The bracelet itself is comfortable to wear, does not cling to clothing, is water resistant, and does not get in the way of performing home chores in any way. The ability to control the playback of music and an alarm clock are both useful tools, and I make regular use of both. A really bright screen, thank you. Charging while it is being actively used once every week.
Cons
- The most significant drawback is that the messages contain several errors. There are occasions when the same ones come up multiple times. There is no assurance that communications will be received, and there is a possibility that nothing will arrive at all. The function is really cool in and of itself, however there is undeniably room for improvement. Even though I set it so that turning it on requires a swipe up from the bottom of the screen rather than just touching it, the display goes on by itself rather frequently. However, it never stops working for me despite the fact that it occasionally asks me to activate the GPS or loses its connection. Additionally, because I purchased the bracelet, the Bluetooth is always active. The distance between you and the phone, which is fairly close given that it is in your pocket, causes the connection to be lost. When I first started wearing the watch, it vibrated when I selected a workout, and it prompted me to turn something on again, even though I wasn't swiping in any direction. This continued for a long time in a circle until the screen shut off. Eventually, I was able to fix the problem. The loss of weather data is exceedingly unusual, yet it does happen on occasion for unknown reasons.
