Review on Smart bracelet Xiaomi Mi Band 3 Global, black by Ryan Limkk ᠌

This, of course, is not a replacement for Apple Watch and is not an analogue of professional sports devices, but for the money it is a very convenient and high-quality thing! I didn’t plan to buy, suddenly I received a bracelet as a gift and decided, well, why not :) With its pros. - price; - water resistance (shower, pool, sauna); - weightlessness and imperceptibility. After a couple of days, I got used to the bracelet so much that I just don’t feel it on my hand, I take it off only to charge; - interchangeable straps. I ordered 8 pieces for myself for all occasions :) - notifications. Even taking into account the fact that the text of messages does not always fit, it is still clear whether you need to get your phone out of your bag; - battery. Holds a charge for a very long time and charges quickly. When measuring the pulse every 10 minutes and 3-4 workouts per week, the charge is enough for 7-8 days. Yes, of course, this is not the promised 20, but it's still cool, the last time I charged my equipment once a week, when I went to class 1 with Nokia 3310 :))) - convenient running training statistics in the application; - the glass is not easily soiled and is quite durable. For more than half a year, I clung to something or knocked on it many times - as a result, only one small scratch. With its cons. - inaccurate step counting. Oooochen strongly winds steps! (that's why the goal for the day should obviously be set more :) ) I'm right-handed and wear a bracelet on my right hand, so there are a lot of extra steps when cooking, driving, at a computer, in transport, and so on; - few training modes. Cycling - only on the street, the distance is not taken into account on the exercise bike, respectively, the training is not counted. There is no ellipse mode - you have to put the treadmill on and the steps are counted incorrectly. No swimming :(((Although on the other hand, what do I require for 2022? .) - dim screen. In sunny weather, nothing is visible at all; - does not count sleep in the daytime. Subjective disadvantages: - after contact with water, water remains between the parts of the strap superimposed on each other and nasty squelching sounds appear, you have to unfasten and wipe; - I would add a timer to the stopwatch (or even instead of it), sometimes it is not enough! - again about the water: droplets that fall on the screen, the bracelet considers a touch and often starts frantically switching between screens when I wash in the shower. Doesn't interfere, but infuriates; - synchronization between the application and the bracelet is sometimes sooooo long.