Review on Smart bracelet Xiaomi Mi Band 2, black by Mateusz Sztrekier ᠌

To be completely honest, I have no idea why those who love this item are making such a big deal out of it. Let's look at the software as well as the hardware component (without it, it is typically almost useless). The technological component doesn't provide any standout features or innovative experiences. I explored with several compatible programs (proprietary MiFit and others created by outside developers). None of them fully satisfies the requirements for accuracy, clarity, or efficiency. Everything seemed to be in disorder. I'll now give a rundown of the flaws that both the device's hardware and software share, specifically: - does not work simultaneously with two or three programs; - has a screen that is difficult to read in the sun; - frequently loses connection with the phone (phone in a bag on the back causes a disconnect; moved a few meters away from the phone causes the same problem); - has an excessively sharp vibration; - the screen's auto-activation is too sensitive; And bear in mind that the GPS was turned on at the time! (MiFit 3.0.2) - does not connect to websites like Rankeper or Rantastic as a heart monitor; - when the pulse is continuously measured (one of the modes of operation), the battery just melts in front of our eyes; - the smart alarm mode turned out to be total garbage! 0 point! What use does this contraption serve then? You have to be careful not to miss any calls in a noisy workplace, right? If there isn't any sort of disconnect, perhaps. I wouldn't have wasted my time on it if I had known how horrible it would make me feel. The Mi Band stray is not necessary for the smartphone to operate.