Review on Smart bracelet HONOR Band 5 Global, blue by Franciszka Wodarczyk ᠌

This bracelet is so awful that it doesn't even merit a star. All of its few positives are outweighed by its numerous negatives. Huawei Health, which is required for functioning on any tablet, cannot be installed. We were able to install it on all four of the cellphones, but we could only get it to pair with one of them (and only with GPS switched on!). In the other three instances, the pairing resulted in an application crash with an error. The pedometer is significantly dishonest, as numerous people have noted. sleep tracking. Disgusting. Consistently watching TV counts as light sleep, but it does so erratically; it may count for 45 minutes or even more than 3 hours. At the same time, it frequently occurs that the bracelet already shows one hour and thirty minutes of sleep while waking at 00:50, which is illogical from a theoretical standpoint. With the start of a new day at 00 o'clock, all the data gathered during the previous day are reset to zero. After a month of use and with Huawei TruSleep activated, it was only possible to read data from the bracelet in Huawei Health once. During synchronization, the bracelet "downloads data" for 7–10 minutes before displaying the message "No sleep data. Verify the sleep of the data device. When Huawei TruSleep is turned off, sleep data syncs swiftly, however it only includes two sleep phases and a sporadic period of ineffective light sleep when watching TV. loses Bluetooth connection frequently. Even though it has never synced with the fourth Honor Band, the smartphone oddly recognizes the bracelet as the fourth Honor Band. I'm not interested in writing about Huawei Health. It's bad from the program's usability all the way to its blatant inability to connect to the device. Numerous resets, Huawei Health reinstalls, application buffer cleanups, forced wristband discharges to zero, and updates to the bracelet software were all ineffective.