Review on Smart bracelet HONOR Band 5 RU, blue by Dorota Dorociak ᠌

Before this, for three years, Honor Band 3 (a pedometer that also tracked your sleep phases and had an excellent accuracy rating) was in use. I desired to acquire from the HB5 the same cool device that satisfies the requirements of the defined functions while also containing additional chips. In point of fact, here's what happened: 1. When used with an iPhone, the track switching function completely defeats the purpose of having it in the first place. 2. The pedometer has a significant mistake (two steps count for 10, and it counts steps taken while traveling). 3. One is aware of any state of immobility while in the stage of light sleep. 4. A measurement of the patient's pulse, which should be quite accurate, and their oxygen levels, so that they may be pampered (anticipated). 5. The autonomy of days 4 and 5. Sadly, the product did not meet up to the standards that were set for it. Utilizing it as a pedometer is a waste of time. The preceding version had far higher overall quality.