Review on Smart bracelet HONOR Band 6, black meteorite by Adam Koodziejek ᠌

The watch has everything. Monitors sleep and builds detailed graphs in the application. There is an alarm clock (vibration). Lightweight and thin. I charge once a week, although the charge remains 15-20%. I charged it at the weekend, went on a business trip for a week, without carrying cords and chargers with me. I am absolutely indifferent to "wireless" charging (all the same, the cord stretches to the base, and you do not use the device while it is charging). Catches all notifications from the phone (iPhone 14 Pro). Do not disturb mode is automatically turned on at night. Gives a signal when the phone disappears from the radius of visibility of the watch - this is just a top feature. Continuously measures heart rate, steps and oxygen (everything is displayed in the application in the form of graphs and explanations). Reminds you to lift your off your chair every 2 hours. The display automatically lights up when the brush is raised. In general, it works fine. However, when I play the piano, and the display lights up and the steps are added, and sometimes the watch thinks that I have another workout. They are not afraid of water (including salty and soapy water), dirt and dust. The only thing I'm missing is voice control. Somehow I got used to adding reminders by voice, and the phone or station is not always at hand. If there was an NFC module for paying with a watch, it would be cool. But in this matter, 2022 is generally overboard, so we p by, we are not distracted. When I look at reviews of the next Apple Watch, I am directly surprised at all these admiration for "new" features (for example, they added a heart rate monitor to Series 7). At that time, in Honor Band, all this was almost from the launch of the line