Review on Smart bracelet Xiaomi Mi Band 2, black by Agata Koscikiewicz ᠌

Recently, I purchased this bracelet, and I am happy to report that I do not have any regrets regarding the acquisition. In a nutshell, the bracelet is able to display the current time, calculate the number of steps taken, determine the heart rate, wake the user, and report notifications to the phone. The first and the final of those ideas particularly piqued my curiosity. Because I frequently have to do a lot of walking and always have my phone in my backpack, wearing a bracelet that connects to my phone allows me to monitor the number of steps I take, the distance I travel, as well as any notifications or incoming calls. A capsule and a strap make up the bracelet, which can be disassembled into its component parts. The entirety of the filling is housed within the capsule. The capsule is by far the most crucial component. The sole purpose of the strap is to fasten the bracelet to the wearer's arm. You can purchase additional straps or even pendants to help you fasten the capsule around your neck if you choose to do so. One charge of the capsule is sufficient for fourteen to twenty-one days, and the adapter that comes with the kit is used to charge the capsule. The process of charging takes approximately four hours. You only need to connect the bracelet to your phone once, set the time, fill out the profile, and that's it; after that, you can use the bracelet on its own, although in that case, some functions will not be available. This is a significant improvement over the first version of the Mi Band. In passing, I should mention that the bracelet is completely watertight, or at the very least, it is not afraid of water when it is attached to the arm. I put it through its paces by submerging it in water, and it performed very well during this test. In general, the decision of whether or not to make a purchase is a question of personal preference for each individual; yet, I came to the following conclusions: Is it money well spent to hire him? Yes. Would my life be better without it? I tend to believe so. Do you think you should take it? Yes.