Review on Mio Slice Heart Rate Monitor - Navy - Small by Amar Amar ᠌

I went with the gray option. The color is quite close to that of flesh))) I did not regret it. It feels comfortable in the hand. My opinion is that the apparatus is fashionable; its width and thickness are just right, and it does not conflict with the bracelet that is worn on the arm. Even though I've been using it for about a month, the screen still doesn't have any scratches. Now, a word about the actual device. A significant letdown occurred right after the completion of the transaction. The application could not be installed from Google Play. "The application will not run on any of your devices," you were told. In addition to that, I own four of these devices! It was necessary for me to extract the APK file and then install it using the manager. After the installation was complete, I did not have to be in pain for very long, and the bracelet was able to successfully connect to the phone. According to the user's previous experiences, the bracelet frequently becomes dislodged. Constantly, in fact, this happens after I close the application practically every time I use it. You can either restart the phone or exit the application through the settings menu in order to reconnect. Both of these options are available to you. The function that automatically turns on the screen is convenient, but only up until the point at which you go to bed. Simply turn around in the dark, and there it is. The screen begins to illuminate. Who else, and how do I get myself out of this? That is to say, on a nightly basis, just before going to bed, you need to make sure that the auto-switch function of the screen is turned off via the menu. Remember that the connection with the phone has already been severed, and that you will need to reestablish it in order to continue. There is some kind of self-regulation and self-adaptation going on with the pulse zones, and it's really amazing. In point of fact, I did not discover anything. The battery can power the device for up to three days. This is assuming that the screen wakes up on its own during the day and that the training mode is activated for a few hours (in this mode, the pulse is constantly monitored). If its algorithm of operation and what it is in general were known, perhaps the PAI function would be interesting. In any case, this knowledge is currently lacking. It is not permissible to provide promotional videos through the site. The following is a summary of it: - there is no alarm clock, the program cannot be loaded on the phone just like that, the connection with the phone is unreliable, and the battery only lasts for a maximum of three days at a time. The fact that there is a mode that provides constant measurement of the pulse is the only positive aspect of the functioning. A ravenous need for automobiles! What exactly is he able to communicate at such high volumes? It would appear that the application contains a malware. In general, despite the fact that the decision is not in SLICE's favor, In my opinion, purchasing this piece of equipment is not a wise financial decision.