Pros
- Massive, full-color screen. Invaluable program.
Cons
- Poor power source.
Pros
- Being a non-athlete, any of these sound good to me. Dimming the screen to its very minimum is all that's needed. He only took calls between the hours of 23 and 6:40, and then from 7 on, he set an alarm that would rouse him every ten minutes (if he slept at all). The illumination makes the dial legible; that's an advantage. You've been sitting for a while, and now someone is telling you to get up and walk or run. Attention: The firmware version 1.1.0.96 allowed for in-phone track management and SpO2 monitoring (see below).
Cons
- I wish I had the power to measure my blood oxygen levels, but there is currently no way to do so. I would want a dial that displays both the current date and outdoor temperature, but alas, no such firmware exists yet. Since my wife now owns a version 4, I can attest to its improved dials. The firmware upgrade separates model 4 from the rest of the pack.
Pros
- Design and unique dials
Cons
- The charge is kept average and should last (on average) 3–4 days. If you stop measuring the pulse continuously, then more
Pros
- Useful gizmo. There is a 5-month commitment required.
Cons
- You gain steps when you wave your hand rapidly while remaining stationary.
Pros
- Affordable cost.
Cons
- Does not match the description provided by the manufacturer. Bad bracelet clasp.
Pros
- Strap
Cons
- All Components (Except Strap)
Pros
- Keeping its charge for a very long time.
Pros
- A somewhat inexpensive option with a color display and a secure strap
Cons
- Inadequate battery life, a limited number of dials, repulsive fonts, and frequent disconnections from the Bluetooth connection are all issues with this product.
Pros
- Very useful tool. There is a 5-month commitment required.
Cons
- I increase the number of steps when you wave your hand rapidly while remaining still.
Pros
- It's a handy device. The rental period is for 5 months.
Cons
- If you wave your hand rapidly while remaining still, I will advance by one step.
Pros
- 1) Excellent protection against dampness. It's simple to take a shower or go swimming, and the wet screen responds and scrolls. 2) The bracelet is comfy and lightweight. You can even leave it on at night. A few days after buying it, I started to forget that it was on my arm (for which I paid: I once failed to start training on time). 3) An enormous selection of exhibits. There are roughly 100 of them in the application; I liked a lot of them and occasionally modify them. 4) The application provides detailed sleep statistics as well as suggestions for improvement. However, it cannot stop a two-month-old dog from squeaking in the morning. 5) A fashionable and cozy strap. (Which, in addition, is modifiable!)
Cons
- First, a "killer feature" Measurement of SpO2 is challenging. The indicator's purpose for the typical person without chronic ailments is not at all evident, and in order to utilize it, you have to push the bracelet against your hand. 2) Numerous training modes, each with 10 pieces. Yes, it isn't a lot. For instance, I ride a scooter; although I would like to see this option, I make due with "cycling" at the moment. 3) The battery doesn't hold as much as Huawei's website developers said. The charge lasts up to 8 days when daily workouts are combined with infrequent notification reading. 4) The Health application's "Oddities". My hand's Smart Alarm Clock became unresponsive, and the previous walk's distance was cut by three times (GPS isn't kind, is it?).
