Review on Smart bracelet Xiaomi Mi Band 2, black by Aneta Krzyszto ᠌

Using the Honor 9 mobile phone: 1. "-" Notifications work when the company wants them to: when they want, they notify about an ongoing call; when they don't want to, they don't notify. Because there is no longer any chance that the "watch" will work, you should either continue to carry the phone about with you as normal or make sure the volume is turned up high so that you do not miss an important call. The same is unquestionably true for the notification of incoming text messages and messages in the messenger. 2. There is a "+" sign, which gives users the option to set only the time (in hours and minutes), in addition to the date and time (which is displayed on eng in the format Day of the week: month: day). 3. "-" Pedometer. Rather than a serious step monitoring tool, it seems more like a fun little thing. The experiment, which was conducted with an honor 3, a mi 2, and a phone, was conducted throughout the day, and it was counted with a variance of less than 2022 steps. There is a wide variety of data, some of which is even highly. Your daily pedometer total will be reset to 0 at the stroke of midnight, and the report will begin with that number. After removing my wristband to wash my face in the sink, I walked around 400 steps while brushing my teeth alone. And if you are going to be a part of this watch as well. Tune those drums!)) 4. The "+/-" alarm function on the clock. I honestly hope that even a tiny vibration on the hand will be enough to wake someone up at all. This doesn't really help me out much. It functions properly and is programmed independently of the primary alarm clock found on the phone; alternative times can be selected. In most cases, it is functional; nonetheless, you should not beep the bodies. I can't because I have this irrational fear that, much as with call notifications, the bracelet will place itself on me one day and then it won't alert me. Sleep analysis . I really have no idea. just four hours, of which only two are spent in REM deep sleep and the other two in REM light sleep. And then what did I do for the next three hours! I don't suffer from sleepwalking. 5. Pulse. Measured, but there is nothing else to evaluate it against. In my opinion, this is another example of a pointless trinket. Because the bracelet is unable to give me with its stable work in terms of notifications, I have come to the conclusion that the device is both pointless and unreliable. Long live the elegant, time-honored tradition of the analog clock, and nothing else. In addition, there are alarm clocks and pedometers. Let this phone earn its own money by doing what has to be done.