Review on Smart bracelet HONOR Band 6, sand gray by Agata Schultz ᠌

This is not a smart watch but rather a fit. bracelet. As a replacement, I went with band 5, and the primary objective is to keep track of swimming exercises. In general, it has the same functionalities as the previous generation, but it is now easier to manage, it displays more text on the screen, and it monitors your stress. The tracking of sleep is difficult to evaluate in stages, but everything is fine in terms of time; the overall amount of time is the same, and no additional time has been added. The pedometer works quite great. But, the program itself, in accordance with the methodology it employs, monitors the pedometer on the mobile device. The pulse appears to be normal. Measurements taken every hour in the swimming pool to ensure accuracy. Sometimes it displayed substantially higher than it actually was, but the watch has inertia, which means that during the measurement time (which is 20 seconds), the pulse may reduce, for example, from 150 to 130. The ate that appears on the screen does not update instantly. But you can navigate. While swimming, it is also capable of measuring the user's pulse. In January, my bracelet was plated in gold and given a Russian appearance. In general, I am content with the bracelet that you gave me. In addition to that, I saw the older brother in the series Honer and Huawei. It's true that there are fewer workouts here (9 as opposed to several dozen), there is no virtual coach, and a whole host of other tiny things, but I don't need any of those things. Yet the fact that they take up less space and appear more attractive in my palm is something that really matters to me. Hence, if you were content with the bracelet from the previous generation, you will find that this one is an excellent replacement.