Review on Smart bracelet Xiaomi Mi Band 3 Global, black by Yagami Iori

This is my second bracelet; the previous one I owned was also made by the same firm and had index 2 on it. The fact that the new one has a stopwatch is a very welcome addition. Complaining about features that are missing but might be added is pointless in my opinion because, as the critics like to point out, the developers "blew their eyes that they showered" (translation - in Google). Got pros: As I've had the bracelet for about a month, I can confirm that all of its advertised functions operate to a satisfactory degree. The pedometer is very close to being accurate; it displayed 103 steps after counting 100 steps, which places it inside the margin of statistical error. If he connects something to the time he was driving, then it is not significant at this point. Easy-to-use screen that displays the current time as well as the total number of steps. The sensor performs well every time. The call notification feature is helpful, however sometimes it only displays the phone and other times it displays the subscriber. Why, one still can not fully understand this. That is not really crucial; the most important thing is to notice that there is a call and dash over to the phone; once you are there, you will figure it out. The stopwatch is a neat device, but operating it requires a significant amount of energy; in fact, it consumes this resource at an unsustainable rate. It's possible that this is because the screen never goes to sleep. The alarm clock is quite helpful. I never have to worry about jolting awake because I had a dream about a smartphone ringtone because I always get jolted awake by the vibration in my hand. The software is all right. The weather is a nice but unimportant aspect, in the sense that it is more important to focus on the location itself rather than the weather. I'm not sure if this qualifies as a significant disadvantage because the information displayed on the screen is difficult to read when the device is exposed to direct sunlight. It's not just the fitness bracelets that have this issue. It greeted me with some lovely hieroglyphs the first time I turned it on, but once I synchronized it with the program, 2022 letters came on the screen of my smartphone.