Review on Smart bracelet Samsung Galaxy Fit2, black by Doyun Won ᠌

After three weeks of use, there are the following conclusions: in general, if you are the owner of a Samsung smartphone and do not bother much with recording activities, then this bracelet will be a very profitable purchase, because the charge holds for a long time. steps are considered relatively correct, with the included water protection you can safely splash in the shower, pool and FRESHWATER reservoirs - there will be no problems. But if you have a habit of recording your activity, then, alas, problems begin :( In the pool: when you start a swimming workout, the water protection is activated automatically, but alas, for some reason, the bracelet can stop the training on its own and cut down the water protection. It's a shame when 200 meters are recorded from 500 meters, after which the training is cut down, or 700 meters from a 1000-meter distance. With the subsequent pairing with the phone, the workouts, by the way, are saved in such pieces. There are also problems with cycling - for some reason, training is also cut down, you have to stop, restart. and this is in general on simple rides. In normal cycling mode, it may not record a track when pairing with the phone's gps is enabled. In general, the bracelet is not bad, but the above little things are pretty annoying. I don’t want to go to the pool separately and I had to put on an old Honor 3 pro, which works confidently in both fresh and salt water, can notify about the distance traveled in the pool and writes tracks regardless of the smartphone. Separately, I want to note the strange position of software developers, who apparently believe that mountain biking is an indoor sport and does not need GPS support. Well, on roller skates, people not only ride in the halls, in fact. There is no GPS support for these types of workouts in the bracelet.