Review on Smart bracelet HONOR Band 5 Global, blue by Micha Kamierczak ᠌

Since this is my first time purchasing one, I feel it necessary to explain what features I look for in one. These features include: pressure measurement; a reasonable screen size; near field communication; and reasonable support for displaying messages. Listed below are some advantages: Price Juicy and eye-catching (won't fade in the sun) Phone's search function that measures oxygen saturation (wife's a fan). Reasons to dislike: The screen is small and very, without glasses, unreadable; the strap is unpleasant; and regular removals are impractical. you can't utilize it unless you take up the watch face, and even then you can't see everything (I'll defend it by saying that you can scroll, and that other panels including the settings provide further information). - A high school student wrote the program: No Unicode support means no more emoticons or attachment previews in your messages, and if you don't realize that previews aren't being provided, all you'll see is the contact's name and have to use your imagination. Minimal but legible writing size. If you mistakenly ignore a message, you'll have to pull out your phone and read it from scratch. This is a CHARGER! small docking station that can be used independently. If the gadget is off, you'll have to charge it to turn it on. L-Logic. I get that they did it to keep things dry, but they could have easily included a magnetic mount for charging, as on a wireless headphone or a chik.