Review on Smart bracelet Samsung Galaxy Fit2, black by Jagvir Tanwar ᠌

Swimming instruction in a pool: style recognition is not particularly apparent; the breaststroke recognizes it, but the backstroke does not always see it and believes it to be a mixed style. It takes into account only the 100-meter distance and all of the characteristics that are associated with it, including time, speed, number of strokes, and SWOLF. The pool size is assumed to be 50 meters. It's difficult to say for sure because the algorithm might have predetermined it that way. It is advisable to take readings on both the bracelet and the smartphone because, for some reason, the number of steps displayed on the bracelet is different from the number displayed on the smartphone. Charge on the bracelet: I have enough for roughly a week's worth, but I have to cut out on something and modify it to meet my requirements. Naturally, I'd want a greater quantity. Only when it needs to be recharged do I remove the bracelet. Someone in the reviews commented on the absence of the Glonass system, and while this is true, the Glonass system is not present, in my opinion, wristbands of this sort are not an extremely necessary accessory. Particularly when you are in the process of training and do not want needless anxiety and harassment from your friends and acquaintances. This period is off limits to everyone else and is reserved only for me. It goes without saying that there is no "pay online" option, but the latest generation of Samsung trackers already has it; the only question is how much it will cost. What I absolutely despise - and the reason I gave it only four stars - is that the bracelet cannot function properly without a smartphone. Because of this, it is inextricably linked to the device, whereas I would prefer total freedom and independence.