Review on Smart bracelet HONOR Band 5, blue by Aneta Jagieliska ᠌

This is the first time I've purchased it, so you should now at least have an idea of what you require from a gadget of this kind, specifically: pressure measurement, a reasonable screen size, NFC, and reasonable support for displaying messages. Got pros: Price Bright and luscious appearance (does not fade in the sun) Functioning as a search engine for your phone Assessing the amount of oxygen in the blood (wife is delighted) despite its advantages. - it's just a miserable screen, don't be fooled by the pictures, it's small and very, without glasses you can only use it if you pick up the watch face, you can't see the rest of the information anyway (I'll say in defense - there is scrolling, and some of the information can be found on other screens and in the settings). - the strap is uncomfortable, and it is practically not adapted to regular removals. - a young boy wrote the program that runs the computer: You won't be aware that previews of pictures are not supported, Unicode is not supported (so goodbye to emoticons and pictures in messages), and you won't know that emoticons or pictures are not shown to you because you will only have the name of the contact displayed on the screen and that's it; you'll have to figure it out for yourself. The writing is extremely condensed but still legible. Because there is no message log, you will need to retrieve your phone if you mistakenly brushed off a message without reading it first. - BRING IT ON! a separate little docking station on which it can be mounted so that it can be used. If the gadget is currently in the off position, you will need to charge it before you can switch it back on. L-Logic. I realize that they did this in order to protect the device from moisture, but it was also possible for them to design a magnetic mount, like one that would be used for a wireless headphone or a chik, and everything would be charging at the same time.