Review on 💪 Honor Band 6 Smart Wristband- Full Screen 1.47-inch AMOLED Color Touchscreen, SpO2, Swim, Heart Rate, Sleep, Nap, Stress, All-in-One Activity Tracker- 5ATM Waterproof Standard Version by Ognian Velikov ᠌

Name: 💪 Honor Band 6 Smart Wristband- Full Screen 1.47-inch AMOLED Color Touchscreen, SpO2, Swim, Heart Rate, Sleep, Nap, Stress, All-in-One Activity Tracker- 5ATM Waterproof Standard Version
Item: 💪 Honor Band 6 Smart Wristband- Full Screen 1.47-inch AMOLED Color Touchscreen, SpO2, Swim, Heart Rate, Sleep, Nap, Stress, All-in-One Activity Tracker- 5ATM Waterproof Standard Version
Rating: 4

July 17, 2023

Impressions from the purchase are good, buy.

In point of fact, this is always a watch and never a bracelet. In terms of comfort, they have nothing in common with the miband. They have a fantastic hand feel. So, I'm going to have them mibend 6'd and then give them away.

If you're looking for the cheapest option for a "smart watch" (about 3000r), I'd say go with them. The only differences between this and the HONOR Watch ES are the smaller screen and the absence of features like auto brightness and "personal trainer" (the watch displays instructions on what to do during exercise). You may view the contrast for yourself on YouTube.

Pros

Exceptional display; incredibly long-lasting battery (for such a bright and large display); quick and easy charging; stopwatch/timer and clock modes (which run in the background) are available; notifications are displayed in a large font; the flashlight is useful; the strap has a lock for securing the tail, and this lock works flawlessly; The advantages of this smartwatch include its low cost and its long screen, which makes numbers easy to read even when they are piled. The "dial" in this case is literally enormous. You can read the time without straining your eyes (unlike with square or round watch faces); - you may choose from a wide variety of standard dials, each of which is distinct (unlike in miband, where only the images are different, but the clock itself is same). If you have access to a second phone (and a modified app), swapping out the watch face is a breeze. If a pulse oximeter is present, the oxygen measurements will be accurate only if the bracelet is pushed all the way up the arm (as indicated by the bracelet before beginning the measurement).

Cons

It's likely that you'll get the watch's app via Google Play if you don't use a Huawei or Honor phone. But . The newness of a year has set in. As a result, the connection between the watch and the phone will be terrible (the watch will eventually slip off). You can get a new app through the App Gallery (via your web browser) or directly from w3bsit3-dns. Com. - The watch lacks the exceptional consideration of the miband. For instance, you can't disable notifications while also disabling auto-rotation of the screen at night. All alerts and auto-rotate can be disabled without affecting the brightness in any way. The bracelet lacks basic functionality such as the ability to customize vibration strength, silence incoming calls without picking up the phone, display current cycle pace, etc. - The jacket sleeve scratched the screen for two days straight. - The pedometer really helps. - There is no way to quickly browse through alerts like on a miband. Each alert requires a visit to the notifications tab. Notifications on the miband can be viewed more quickly, although this largely comes down to personal preference. - You can't double-tap the screen to wake it up, but rotating your hand correctly activates the screen.