Review on HONOR MagicWatch 2 Smartwatch 46mm Charcoal Black by Janis Liekmanis ᠌

I researched this model extensively, including reading customer reviews, and made a purchase just recently. In a nutshell, it's a gorgeous wearable fitness tracker. For six months prior to that, I relied solely on an Honor Band 5, and it more than met my needs. But I misplaced the tracker and decided to try something different, so now I have a watch that is nearly identical to my tracker except that it is much prettier and cost five times as much))) We track our distance, number of steps, number of calories burned, heart rate, stress levels, and oxygen levels. The alarm goes off, and the notifications arrive. As always, everything is excellent. In other words, ignore all excitement and news if you really care about functionality. The status quo persists. On the other hand, I didn't see any major flaws. Some of the small discrepancies that have been discussed on this same page are as follows: There are many knobs and settings, but they all seem wrong. Replicas of analog clocks in digital form are not very useful because you have to flip through the pages to read the time. Second, there is a limited selection of splash screens available when the always on display feature is on, and the splash screen remains even when the brush is raised. It's a terrible fit. 3. Being unable to view and respond to messages with images and emoticons. They also discussed it in writing. It feels like everything is just a minor annoyance. Based on my prior activity tracker, which also included a "Smart Alarm" feature, I had my doubts that this one would prioritize different sleep stages during the waking process. Minutes before the set time, it vibrates fast and lightly. A little bit. And this is enough for you to start waking up normally, without jolting up like a scalded cat. That is, the stories are all about monitoring sleep cycles and picking the best moment to wake up; the alarm clock merely works really well. Okay, that's fine with me. No of the method, getting out of bed is now a lot less of a struggle. It seems to be a good buy thus far. The watch is lovely, and it suits me perfectly; it meets all of my moderate fitness needs. Take a tracker if you need the features and want to save money, but a watch if you just want a pretty accessory.