Pros
- Looks great, feels great, communicates well over the phone, etc.
Cons
- No negative aspects
Pros
- All of the advertised features (including "talk mode," "notifications for all applications and calls," "pulse," and "training"), as well as compatibility with iOS, are realized. The setting is permanent and functional.
Cons
- To read the notification when using iOS, try not to turn your wrist. have to do it multiple times frequently. When you leave your cell phone's coverage area, the connection drops and the signal is not handled automatically. Third, you can put other people through dances and android, and I would even buy a dial if I could, but there are very few dials and almost all of them are defective. The screen saving mode dial (which is always visible) is unattractive, as is the screen saver mode itself. I wish I could afford to buy it.
Pros
- Long battery life, comfort, and style.
Cons
- No
Pros
- Practical and simple to employ. Various methods exist. Quite a few knobs. The battery life is accurate at 14 days.
Cons
- Missing
Pros
- Extended period of labor. Lighted screen. Safeguarding against water damage.
Cons
- Uses the subpar native app for making calls. The strap's closure is a pain in the neck.
Pros
- First, the design; these wristwatches exude an air of opulence. You may wear them wherever, from the club to the office to a conference, and everyone will be impressed by your heavy and savage (but not universal) style, as well as your cool (presumably Japanese) watch. The autonomy is fantastic; it's a step up over the Apple Watch's, and I've been able to use it for up to 11 days so far (it's advertised for 14, but 11 is super awesome). Having a variety of dials to accommodate different states of mind I tried it with iPhones and everything is a bit shortened, but it also works cool. 5. With devices from Honor and Huawei, you get a lot of various goodies while using it. Sixthly, reasonable cost, high quality, and useful features TOP
Cons
- iPhone users will experience diminished functionality The gallery app on my Apple Watch allows me to access the photographs and files stored on my iPhone. These are basically high-end fitness trackers, but I'd prefer a more intelligent choice that can sync with my phone and do more.
Pros
- Appearance. monitoring heart rate when swimming. Display size. includes two straps in black rubber and leather.
Cons
- When practicing in the pool, it initially displayed the incorrect number of pools, but later it "corrected" itself.
Pros
- Quality
Cons
- No
Pros
- Workmanship, the ability to call and receive calls from subscribers using the watch, constant awareness of all messages, a gorgeous design that looks wonderful on your hand, a good battery, an easy-to-use menu, a wide variety of dials, and the ability to stay in touch with the phone are all positives.
Cons
- Wi-Fi is unavailable, voice messages from messengers cannot be listened to, the speaker's level might be increased little, and the clock's vibration is relatively feeble.
Pros
- battery life and aesthetics
Cons
- Devices that track vital signs and stress levels have a mind of their own. When I run, my heart rate is 100–110; at work, I quietly register 160. And similar discrepancies occur all the time. Additionally, pedometer data for the majority of days that a watch was worn was not displayed.
Pros
- 1) Battery life: The watch lasts exactly one week with all features activated, including Always On Display, heart rate and sleep monitoring, continuous notifications, call rejection, and music control. You can add another 4 days of labor without risk if AOD is not used. 2) Bluetooth connection range: automatically reconnects after a calmly maintained 15-meter separation. 3) Screen: incredibly vibrant and juicy, with a ton of dials that are constantly being added. 4) Monitoring stress levels, stages of sleep, barometer, and altimeter.
Cons
- 1) When twisting the hand, there is no transition from the splash screen to the main screen. The convenience of saving the battery is one thing, but you have to press the screen each time. Additionally, after launching the main screen, the watch pauses for a few seconds before responding to swipes. There is no such thing, everything works extremely rapidly without a splash screen (when the main screen is activated immediately when you raise your hand). 2) Messages do not display emoticons or stickers. Possibly, it will be corrected in later ates. 3) Switching the sound to the headphones when answering a call from the clock is not currently possible. They pledged to include 4) The supposed "smart alarm clock" is broken. independent of the sleep phase, always awakens at the start and the conclusion of the predetermined interval.
Pros
- Almost eight days (!) of autonomy, with detailed information on sleep, heart rate, and stress. But it's just a show without the olveys. It can charge to 50% in 30 minutes and fully in 1:30. Two straps are included, one made of leather for the suit and the other made of rubber for use during training. I use an Honor phone since the screens are so great. What you seek is neither purchased nor free. In the pool, I got both good and great numbers, which made me happy. I've taken up hockey with them as well. There is no need to constantly pick up the phone because notifications are delivered plainly. Making and receiving calls from them is also very convenient.
Cons
- The ates were not to my liking. Specifically, it was version 1.0.1 of whatever it was. I had 1.0.3, checked for updates, and ate 1.0.5. I double-checked, and version 1.0.7 has indeed been released. and so on up to version 1.02022, why don't you just update to that right now?! also, each "comma" was not eaten. I mean, this is ridiculously picky.
Pros
- Gorgeous look - they have a really nice appearance, even leaning more toward the look of a traditional piece of clothing than a sports one. the capacity to assess blood oxygen saturation as well as degrees of stress in addition to the typical signs. A smart alarm clock that not only appears to be a smart alarm clock but also wakes you up at the time period that you want. The ability to manage music playing on your phone or to download and listen to music directly from your watch. Attend to any calls that come from the watch.
Cons
- The order was given to the wife, who did not pay a lot of attention to it while she was doing it. The box's seals had been broken, and one of the openings had been patched with a piece of adhesive tape that had been ripped. A package containing the items is located within the box. The strap was also ripped, and the screen on the watch itself did not have a protection sticker. The impression that they brought in a previously owned watch or stole it from a store display while they were there.
Pros
- 2 weeks of battery life GPS is fairly accurate. the player's presence. numerous running exercises.
Cons
- Strava connection is not possible because Google Fit misreads some of the data (inaccurate step and activity counts). Instead of mmHg, the ambient pressure is displayed in hectopascals. It's difficult to translate. The native Huawei Health application is broken: login attempts are unsuccessful and authorization flies. Even though I configured it in accordance with the instructions, no notifications from the phone are shown. Sometimes it counts as steps when traveling on a bumpy road.
Pros
- - Excellent screen; - Long running period on a single charge; - Capability to answer a call from the clock; - Wide range of training types; - Capability to record music on the watch and listen to it throughout training in lieu of carrying your phone around.
Cons
- - Determining the amount of sleep is quite subjective; the watch will recognize that you are sleeping even if you are lying still and watching TV or reading a book. Similar to the wake-up time, if you wake up and immediately lie down, the timer will still register it as REM slumber. doesn't display stickers and emoticons in messages.
Pros
- Independence, functionality, and precision in determining both step count and heart rate.
Cons
- No
