Review on Smart bracelet Xiaomi Mi Band 3 Global, black by Danuta Lejman ᠌

Something helpful for keeping an eye on someone's health. After 8 days of use, only 9% of the battery's charge was left. The average measurement time for a pulse is five minutes. Charging once a week does not seem to be a problem to me. The transaction was completed to my complete satisfaction. I would suggest. Has pros: the capacity to monitor one's heart rate, level of activity and sleep, as well as the ability to interpret statistical data. A clock that only wakes up the user, and not anyone around them (at home, at lectures, at work, etc.) Quiet phone notifications. Waterproof. Having this drawback: The screen became less clear in the sunlight. The font size is really too small for people who have visual impairments. There is a possibility that there will be no vibration upon entry (a program conflict is possible, I have two for testing). Not constantly on. screen in response to your hand being raised, you are required to switch it on. touch. The strap was undone a few times while we were doing physical activity. example: I attached a loop made from the watch strap, and it soon became the norm. The number of steps recorded by the pedometer increases by an additional 10% when the user is seated. The pace of steps that was scheduled was increased by 10%. If you go straight from bed to the computer after getting out of bed, the sleep monitor will count it as another hour of sleep (there is an incentive to do exercises)