The bracelet was purchased as a "continuation" of xiaomi2, which did not suit moisture protection, the undesirability of the sauna and frequent charging. The general idea (shoulder-scapular arthritis leaves not very many opportunities to monitor weight) - ellipse, swimming pool, sauna. If I don’t get steps, I’ll walk for an hour in the evening. The first thing that pleased me was the bracelet. Maybe he is too reliable, but somehow it is more pleasant when it is like that) The second is an accurate count of steps on the ellipse. With a height of 170 cm, without specifying the step length, I don’t know how, but I gave out the training accuracy similar to the simulator’s step counter. I honestly don’t know how it was done, but I’m ready to answer with anything. This training is recorded in a separate log, but why this is and why I have not figured it out yet. Third - when swimming and in the sauna behaves perfectly. Those. jumped/left all ok. Community ) I like it, you see who walks how much, how much you walk. Activity sensor. I only have a problem with daytime sleep, but I just take it off and put it on a soft surface. I never woke up at night Regarding the accounting of steps in the shower . I noticed that it displays the number of steps not in real time, but with a little delay. ) In general, a very convenient pedometer with a clock and a screen. I recommend it to anyone who can read instructions and understand what garmin and suunto are. This bracelet is different from "like them" as audi from lifan, it's just a1, not q7. It's just that garmin does "q7", but the same xiaomi will not even try . Happy training everyone!
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