Review on Smart watch HUAWEI Watch Fit 2, Active Edition Isle Blue by Adam Kulesza ᠌

No calendar exists. There is a date, but no calendar software to view it, which is annoying given that Samsungs and even penny beeps had calendars. The date format requires entering the phone. When a message is received, there is no way to activate the screen. Therefore, when you get a message, the screen stays black and you have to raise your hand to see it, but the gesture doesn't always register, so you may have to wave your hand multiple times before the text appears. In general, dealing with alerts is a bit unusual; if there are multiple messages, it may not vibrate for each one or display them all, but you can still swipe through them to read them. The truth may also rely on the program from which the alert was generated. Timekeeping using tunes. I wanted to race against the time and was thrilled by the 32 GB of storage space it came with. There's more than enough here to start a playlist of jogging tunes. The issue is that the watch frequently loses contact with the headphones; this has been experienced by me across multiple models (marshal, LG and QCY). The only consistent issue is that, at some point, the headphones become disconnected, and after a workout has begun, reconnecting them necessitates pausing the workout, ending the recording of the music and statistics, and returning to the menu. I've gone back to running while listening to music on my phone since I hate having my workouts interrupted. There are a dozen apps available for download and installation at the moment, including a calculator, puzzles, fitness, and music. There's no benefit. There are almost no attractive dials that are also modifiable. "Super hours" is one of the most useful solutions that have been identified. The most customization options and shortcuts to applications are available. The dials are, in contrast to apps, actively added, but I believe this is only a temporary issue. Poor vibratory and no ability to change the pattern. I frequently fail to respond to messages, and my alarm clock is unreliable. It's unfortunate, but ates is probably beyond repair at this point.