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Review on πŸ’ͺ Honor Band 6 Smart Wristband- Full Screen 1.47-inch AMOLED Color Touchscreen, SpO2, Swim, Heart Rate, Sleep, Nap, Stress, All-in-One Activity Tracker- 5ATM Waterproof Standard Version by Erzsbet Rzsavlgyi ᠌

Revainrating 1 out of 5

How could such a bad product be made?

Never before have I dealt with bracelets like this one. This marvel was purchased by me as a tool for light amateur sports, specifically for determining the pulse. In my opinion, the bracelet is in no way suited for use in such a context. In general, I came to the realization that it is possible to participate in sports without using all of these different kinds of equipment, and that doing so is the better option. If you require additional functionality from the bracelet, such as notifications, a weather forecast, or the ability to rewind music, you should read reviews of other similar products.

Pros
  • Let someone else talk about it
Cons
  • - The pulse is measured with a considerable inaccuracy, and the value might sometimes jump 20 units in either direction. When it starts talking about the quantity of oxygen in the blood, the degree of stress, or the duration of the sleep phases, the issue arises as to how much one can trust such a gadget. If it cannot even measure the pulse correctly, then how accurate can it be when it measures other things? The wrist is the absolute worst spot to take a measurement. But they referred to themselves as a bracelet and told the box to climb inside. - A measurement of the heart rate taken continuously. If you are under the impression that simply looking at the screen will provide you with information regarding your heart rate, you are mistaken. There will be some value left over from some unknown date, and it will immediately start to hop back and forth between two different values. You will then be able to view the agenda for the day within the application; however, if you included a workout, you will already have this agenda, and it will be significantly more accurate. - The assessment of one's level of stress. I was a couple of minutes late for the train not once but twice in a row with an hour break in between each occurrence. I was forced to wait in the dark for two hours while I was starving and shivering. After that, out of sheer curiosity, I checked the degree of stress in my life at the moment, and it was quite low. The most logical inference is that it is a function. There are times when sleeping throughout the day entails doing nothing more than sitting in front of a computer. Another feature that serves no purpose is the automatic detection of workouts. Functions when there is no longer a requirement for it. To ensure proper form, the workout must always be initiated and terminated manually. Despite the fact that the bracelet is no longer connected to my phone, it is still able to mysteriously calculate the amount of ground I have covered during my workout. In comparison to the GPS track, the deviation is approximately twenty percent. There is a lot of room for improvement in terms of screen sensitivity. Swiping and tapas can be done after the second or third time through the exercise. - A revolting app for Huawei Health that is inconvenient, crooked, difficult to understand, and is always being updated. requires you to create an account with Huawei, requires access to all of your data, and requires all conceivable rights to access your device. Unpleasant. - The ultimate chord. After a certain point in time, the Health app was unable to locate the wristband. I attempted to untie it and then retie it, as well as reinstall the application and reset the bracelet, but none of those things worked. It was functional when tested on a different phone. I have no.