Smartbracelet 1 1 Inch Display•Animated Swimming Waterproof Review

Contrary to the advert, this watch no longer has the SP02 watch function - the only reason I bought it. I contacted them several times through their in-app feedback option but got no response.

Nothing to say. the group does exactly what it is supposed to do, installation took less than five minutes. I charged the bracelet yesterday and have been wearing it for about 24 hours now. Heart rate is checked every ten minutes, all notifications are active, brightness increased to 4/5. and the battery is still 98% which is great.

DANGER! The product burned my arm TWICE, this last time (pictured) I removed the bandage immediately before it could do any real damage but the last two times the burns were severe enough to remove the skin and scab. My doctor is very concerned about possible radiation and cancer from this item and my burns!

For me this is almost an ideal group. I lost the last one I had, it was the previous version when I was in the hospital. I replaced it with this one. I love it. It does almost everything Apple or Garmin watches have done, but - I'm not allergic to it. It does not contain nickel, so there is no nickel allergy. Lightweight and stays charged for days. If I could get it to do anything else I would have it read my blood sugar from my continuous glucose monitor. Apple Watch synced. Garmin could…

Let me be brief: Volume 4 was a volume. That (and the Volume 6 even worse) has nothing to do with it. A few points: - The battery sucks. Even without constant heart rate monitoring, I can't last more than 10 days on a single charge. The 6th drained the battery in 3-4 days. - There is a firmware bug where both the 5th and 6th constantly stop regardless of the configuration with physical exertion. Very annoying - the distance calculation is only accurate when the viewfinder is attached. Group 4…

There are no instructions on how to use this bracelet, just a brief overview of how to charge it. Do developers really think we're all born with an innate knowledge of how to use all the features of this thing? Very frustrating. I did a 16 mile bike ride after launching the bike app on my phone. I assumed that the bracelet would track the journey as it must have a GPS function. But when I got back to my car, I hit end on the app and it only showed 0.02 miles. Does this mean I have to take my…

Bought for my mother for Christmas. It kills me when I spend money on Apple Watch or Samsung Gear and the like. I thought I'd buy her a cheap one or something. After doing my research I found so many "fake" watches. Then I found this one. Real AMOLED display? Relax. All reviews were very positive. So she opens it at Christmas. She called me last night to tell me how much she loves it. She uses it for very simple reasons, which are fitness and, you know, time. She likes it connected to her phone

Pros: - Long battery life, fast charging - Economical - Seems to track steps fairly accurately most of the time - Breathing exercises are good for anxiety - Comfortable strap Cons: - Heart rate monitor is VERY inconsistent, especially during exercise - notifications suck (disappear quickly, some characters don't display properly, touch to scroll sometimes asks if you want to clear everything) - stress monitor is just a gimmick and doesn't seem to reflect actual stress - distances are not…

I used to have a Mi Band 2 and was impressed with the performance, battery life and tracking so I had an idea of what to expect from the line would . I've looked at pedometers from companies like Fitbit or Garmin and had previously owned an Android Wear watch. All of them are great for what they offer. In practice, however, the Mi Band 5 offers all the features at a fraction of the price. I have a bracelet that's set to measure my heart rate every 30 minutes and automatically track my sleep (I…