Review on Smart bracelet Xiaomi Mi Band 7 RU, black by Bogusawa Ulicka ᠌

The fact that it appears there is no means at all to install custom themes on iOS is somewhat compensated for by the fact that there is a considerable number of themes that can be chosen from. There are also interactive themes, which allow users to navigate between different sections by clicking on various parts of the screen. Has pros: The increased size of the body is just enough to make it simpler to understand information, but it is not so great that it interferes with convenience. Always On Display means you no longer have to twist your wrist to look at the time. Although it uses up a large portion of the battery, I still consider this mode to be quite frugal because, depending on where you set the dial, it can maintain a charge for anywhere between four and five days even when a lot of its features are turned on. Changes made to the user interface include the option to turn off the obnoxious prompt to choose a motif when holding on to the screen; previously, there were false positives. Got cons: Interface has been fundamentally revamped. The widgets on the side menu have been modified; as a result, several functions that could formerly be inserted there, such as a timer, are no longer an option. The timer now has presets (1, 3, 5, 10, 15, 30, 1h, 2h), and if you want to set a specific number of minutes, you have to press another button, then select zero hours (in most cases), and then rewind the minutes on the screen. If you want to set the timer to a specific number of hours, you have to press another button (from the last set value). A number of menus, such as "sleep" and "steps," no longer display weekly data. This was a really aggravating situation, while the small graph did provide an overall picture of progress.