Review on Smart Xiaomi Mi Smart Band Bracelet 4 NFC RU, black by Nguyn Trn Trung Qun ᠌

My Amazfit Bip watch stopped working, and because I'm too lazy to have it fixed, it ended up being simpler for me to just get a replacement bracelet. Interestingly, it no longer resets the clock when it does this now. The best payment option is by the hour. I used to be too lazy to carry a wallet with me, but these days my smartphone is too bulky to use as a payment method. Bracelet payments are the way to go. The notifications can be viewed quite easily, but there is a drawback in that the screen goes blank rather quickly. This is a disadvantage. There is a setting that allows the display to turn on automatically whenever the time is being viewed, which means that you will need to press the button significantly less frequently. You have the option to configure this function so that it does not work throughout the night, and it is helpful that the screen will not turn on while you are attempting to get some shut-eye. As for the precision of the pedometer, I do not yet have a good understanding of it. There is a theory that the pedometer might sometimes count shaking while riding in a car as steps, but this theory has not been verified. Perhaps I am the only one who thinks so. You have the ability to configure the importation of step and workout data into Google Fit. In general, I am quite happy with the purchase; however, there is one aspect in which the bracelet lags far behind the watch, and that is the fact that the screen does not burn continuously and fades when exposed to sunlight. But at this point, I've gotten used to it. Oh yes. There are now two applications available in the shop for use with these watches and bracelets; they are the new Zepp and the older Mi Fit. You are required to use Mi Fit because this is the only way to add a card to the watch. Additionally, the watch does not have a particularly trendy or youthful appearance, but it does offer a greater number of useful functions.