Review on Smart bracelet Xiaomi Mi Band 2, black by Agata Kowalik ᠌

Take this bracelet if you want to gaze at an application with a gorgeous design, but see numbers in it that have no way of reflecting reality at all. Other than accurately recording the number of steps taken, the distance traveled, and the number of calories consumed, I don't see what purpose such a device could possibly provide. Because of this, I never warmed up to him at all. Its benefits include: - A very good quality application - A convenient interface on the bracelet itself - Intriguing functions for analyzing the quality of sleep (it is not apparent how plausible this is, but nevertheless) A variety of drawbacks: Regrettably, the functionalities in a fitness bracelet that I consider to be the most crucial don't operate nearly as well as they should: - The pedometer makes a lot of false readings. I examined with another gadget, with a treadmill, and with a phone; the Xiaomi Mi Band 2 was the only one that differed from the overall mass. And significantly, for every 100 steps that other devices recorded, he only had 70. - Only if you push it firmly into your hand will it give you an accurate reading of your pulse. In other situations, it demonstrates extremely low values (during strength training, the pulse was in the range of fewer than 55 beats per minute).