Review on Global Version HUAWEI Band 6 Fitness Tracker Smartwatch for Men and Women, 1.47’’ AMOLED Color Screen, All-Day SpO2 and Heart Rate Monitoring, 2-Week Battery Life, 5ATM Waterproof - Orange by Kichiro Norimatsu ᠌

Name: Global Version HUAWEI Band 6 Fitness Tracker Smartwatch for Men and Women, 1.47’’ AMOLED Color Screen, All-Day SpO2 and Heart Rate Monitoring, 2-Week Battery Life, 5ATM Waterproof - Orange
Item: Global Version HUAWEI Band 6 Fitness Tracker Smartwatch for Men and Women, 1.47’’ AMOLED Color Screen, All-Day SpO2 and Heart Rate Monitoring, 2-Week Battery Life, 5ATM Waterproof - Orange
Rating: 5

February 23, 2023

Matches the description completely, very satisfied.

About the fact that someone does not always receive notifications. Open the Huawei Health app and do not close it. Let it just hang in your memory. Doesn't drain the battery. It just hangs in running applications. Then everything works.
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Pros

Great fitness bracelet. Before that, I used Xiaomi mi Band 6. What has changed in Huawei Band 6: 1. Thin, light. Sleeping with him is more convenient than with xiaomi. 2. Continuous SPO2 monitoring and synchronization with Huawei Health. 3. Accurate tracking of sleep phases. Moreover, unlike xiaomi, it also works during the day (if you fall asleep during the day in the Xiaomi Band 6 bracelet, it will not understand that you are sleeping, respectively - there will be no data on sleep) 4. Alarm! If you set an alarm on your phone, the bracelet will also vibrate. Moreover, the alarm can be turned off from the bracelet. There is no need to pick up the phone (it’s convenient if you woke up a little earlier, went to wash, and then the alarm clock rang in the room). 5. Display - bright, beautiful, informative!

Cons

Minrusy: 1. Not very comfortable strap. I like to take off and put on the bracelet often (for example, it is convenient for me to wash my hands without it). 2. It is not clear how he counts calories. I walked 1300 steps - it is written that I burned 94 kcal. It's too much. When I work out on an exercise bike, he also counts kcal. Apparently, it takes data based on an increased heart rate.