Review on Smart bracelet HONOR Band 6, sand gray by Akemi Tsuruoka ᠌

In general, the item turned out to be extremely good in its category, and it is even capable of competing with a category that has a higher price point. With all of the functions enabled, including monitoring (heart rate, sleep, stress, and oxygen), turning on the screen when you raise your hand, and receiving notifications from all social networks, instant messengers, calls, and text messages, the charge easily lasts for a full 9 days, and there is still 10% of the charge left. You have the option of turning things off, and in my opinion, it will continue to perform normally for up to 11 days after that even if it is disabled. If you turn it on in the settings, there is also a manual mode available in addition to the oxygenation mode. The sensors provide accurate data and work without fail. The screen itself is good and crisp, and the typography is nice; however, the notifications only display text and not emoticons. The brightness can be adjusted within an acceptable range, however it will not take out in intense sunshine. The response time of the screen is not terrible; however, there is a discernible slowdown when scrolling through the menu of features. I was satisfied with the configuration of the do not disturb mode, which allows you to choose the length of time during which the screen will not light up and notifications will be muted. However, the pedometer is not completely precise, and there is a disparity between its calculations and those of the GPS. Because you sometimes shake your hand back and forth, the bracelet will have between one and two thousand more steps. If you place a high priority on having access to this particular feature, your best chance is to go for an option that has GPS. I waited quite some time for the version for the 2022 to be published; nevertheless, after seeing the pricing, I decided to get it on AliExpress.