Review on Smart watch HUAWEI Watch Fit 2, Active Edition Isle Blue by Adam uciuk ᠌

The pluses include: a nice screen with auto-brightness so that content is never obscured, a compact design, and an automatic shutoff after four days when the battery has dropped to 20%. You can't choose your location for the weather app until your phone's gps is active; the quality of the native strap is subpar. - when the phone's bluetooth is turned off, the watch displays the words "connect bluetooth"; closing this inscription is necessary in order to view the time. The watch won't automatically sync with the phone after you turn on Bluetooth—you'll have to do that separately. - Custom dials can't be made (or at least I couldn't make one; on Xiomi, it was a breeze). - the heart rate measurement graph is awful on the Huawei Health app, as it is in others. Since the divisions are not a power of 10, and the range extends from zero to two hundred, the graph becomes nearly straight; what is actually depicted is not a graph, but a range of + -10%. Such programs render heart monitors obsolete.