Review on HUAWEI Watch GT 2 (42mm) - AMOLED Display, 1 🕰️ Week Battery, GPS, Heart Rate Monitor, Night Black (International Model, No Warranty) by Agata Biz ᠌

Nine months' worth of experience with the product. Because of my own personal experience, I am able to claim that the removal of the watch from the hand is the factor that is most likely to cause errors. If you wear it continuously without removing it, everything will appear to be in order; yet, what you are experiencing is not genuine. To begin, they have to be charged at least once every two weeks at the very least. Secondly, hygiene. The bracelet does indeed have a high level of comfort and ventilation. Yet, regardless of this, following a shower, moisture will persist in the watch under them for an extended period of time, which is both unpleasant and counterproductive. You are need to remove them and clean both your watch and your hand. It will save you time if you remove it before getting into the shower. And now comes the most exciting part: the synchronization of the dream is broken, and the number of steps is increased by one. On the clock, everything appears to be working OK, but the program is receiving some kind of gibberish transmission. Here comes the part where it really starts to grate on your nerves. The program is, to put it bluntly, in its infancy, and while it could appear that adding a button to pause and continue monitoring while turning off the clock would be the simpler option, the answer is really that we would rather measure the pulse of your nightstand (. In terms of athletics, the only places I've tried it out are the swimming pool and the treadmill. The option that allows you to switch on the display simply by raising your hand is tremendously helpful, particularly when you are exercising. Amazing swimming statistics include lane length, number of passes, swimming technique, total number of strokes, total amount of time, and average heart rate. And all of this, for each individual pass! Although I did not change the side from which I entered the pool to the side from which I exited the pool, the number of laps I swam came out to be an odd number for some reason. In addition, the amount of time spent resting on the side is added to the total time of the swim. It has been suggested that pausing the workout while you are taking a break will prevent this from occurring; however, I have not yet investigated the implications of taking such a step. I checked at my watch after finishing the first swim at 50 meters, and it showed that my pulse was 198. I had no idea that I had the powers of Superman))). It's possible that the bracelet wasn't fastened very securely, but I can't say for sure. There was no repeat of that issue, but the watch now determines my maximum heart rate while exercise based on this value (((. There is a 30% difference between the distance shown on the treadmill and the actual distance, but at the end of the workout you have the option to enter an adjustment. The watch, on the whole, is worth the money that was spent on it; but, this particular jar of honey does have a few significant flaws in it.