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He said check performance on other reviewers!! 😂😂😂 Mate, you're the only guy in the world, AFAIK, presenting data as deep as you do and testing so accurately. Sadly, you're the only human being we can believe how a watch performs. If you don't test it we don't buy it.
Yeah, it's quite rare for someone to be the ONLY source of specific information. Most other reviews are "hey, this watch is beautiful, has a lot of functions, good battery. Buy it"
Your reviews of actual performance are incredible! Unfortunately most people will not buy on accuracy and precision. But those of us who watch you really appreciate your work.
Swap the bands between left and right hands and measure again. This will help determine if the issue lies with the device or the difference between your hands.
you're the most trustworthy smartwatch reviewer out there. i always check your reviews before buying one. i and many others really appreciate your deeply scientific review. thank you.
Hey Rob, can you try switching watches used on your left and right for different sessions or days. Just to make sure that the inaccuracy is not an issue with the particular device. Love your reviews, Keep them going. I am still waiting for your watch fit 3 full review.
Ele não costuma testar o mesmo dispositivo mais de uma vez, a não ser que o dispositivo tenha apresentado problemas e ele queira verificar se alguma atualização tornou as medições melhores.
Thanks for the detailed review. I watched both your videos. My suggestion would be to add the price into the assessment. If you're comparing a $60 device with a $600 device and the former is 10% less accurate, it's a pretty good deal for most people. A person who needs medical grade accuracy should be smart enough to know that budget devices in the market may not be the most suitable option.
Not to diss on your work which I follow since you re the only one doing these deep and accurate analysis, but for this comparison make sense you would have to do the herculious task of testing all the other watches on your left wrist, because probably they would perform better on the left aswell, so you would have another whole term of comparison in a general scale. Keep up the great work!
That is why Garmin is still leading in terms of health tracking with two(plus one) useful data: Stress and Body Battery (And HRV on newer watches). Everything else is just a hit or miss. But then again, I sold my ForeRunner 255 because I feel my body: why need any gadget to show you how is your health? Waste of money...
Thank you Rob ! So my conclusion is that... it's expected. There are low-end and high-end watches for a reason. I feel like we will never have much better watches regarding hearth-rate performances and sleep, or at least until a very long time. But imo hearth rate accuracy is more than enough for daily usage, as well as sleep tracking which in my case help my know when I fall asleep and when I wake up.
Not really, if you go to the Watch Fit 3 review, it's one of the top performers, closing in to the Apple watches, and soundly beating most Garmin watches that are way more expensive. Price != quality, it really comes down to case by case basis.
Thanks for the update, Rob. This is precisely why people trust your reviews so much! Also, I've noticed that you don't do reviews of honor bands/smartwatches. Is there a particular reason? I've seen they have some very nice and cheap options but since they're no longer with Huawei I don't know if they're any good. Would be excellent having a review of some of their latest products.
Thank you for your research! I can suppose that because of left and right hands have a bit different thickness and you was using band with silicone strap - here is the reason of the difference. I also suppose that if you was using bands with nylon straps you would obtain more close results for right and left hand. I also think it explains why in a second session you get closer result - hands swell during exercises. I also noticed in you review that huawei watch fit3 you showed had a nylon strap, but as for manufacturer specs they both (band 9 and fit 3) has the same sensors which again makes me think that nylon strap and it accuracy to fit tight - is the case.
Interesting finding. Bet if you measure your blood pressure in both arms different positions, there is a difference. This could change the sensing, specially in mediocre watches. For me the Samsung 6 is HORRIBLE, doesn't pick HR or SAT in either hand. Cheers and keep the good work.
Once again Rob, thank you. I'm guessing without a proper HR monitor to check the accuracy, I wouldn't know if the optimal placement should be on my right or left hand. This is an issue.
My friend uses a galaxy 5 pro, and his brother recently bought the Huawei 9. From their tests, they found that the Huawei 9 and 8 had similar results. I'm on a budget and really need a smartwatch for fitness. Could you please test and compare the Huawei 8 and 9 again? I trust your opinion more than my friend's. Your insights would be really helpful.
Love this detailed and honest review. Bought the band 9 recently and felt guilty after your first review. Now relieved. Will keep my band on my left wrist...until I can afford an Apple watch😂😂
Thank You for the review 🙂. But if you asked me a suggestion on how Huawei will be able to make their Smartwatch highly accurate is if they will collaborate with companies who makes medical grade devices.
thanks Rob, bought the watch after ur initial review, happy with the heart rate reading it gives for my outdoor running, easy to connect to Strava, love the duration of sleep time (seems quite accurate even with the wake up times), I also feel that when I wear them on my left then my right, better reading on left.
Wow! Thank you so much for this video! The graphs were so helpful! Now I know to aim for other watches. The fitbit inspire 2 seems to be the one closest to my price range lol
And how about Huawei's watches for GPS accuracy and number of steps + calories? I'm planning to get a Huawei watch, probably the Huawei Band 9 or the Huawei Watch Fit 3.
What I love about fitbit is that they track overall calorie consumption during the day ,my question is what watches can do the same and which one have the most accurate data ?this might be another interesting session on your video
What is very interesting (I have Band 8 and Band 9 that I bought today and updated) Band 9 updates faster on screen. The heart rate. Like if one says 98 it is always Band 9 first. Tried to switch hands too, same
Using a Band 8 at the moment for swim tracking in a lap pool and its pretty good, with everything turned on except AOD, and 5 hrs swimming per week, still getting 7 days battery life.
IMO if Huawei were to significantly improve their sleep tracking to be on par with Apple and Oura their bands would become a no brainer purchase and recommendation. Idk if they'll pull it off soon enough but I'll be looking forward to that in their future bands/algorithms, until then it's a hard pass for me.
This is pretty good!! I keep thinking about the Oneplus Watch 2, given how good it's battery is, and the interesting approach they have taken with the dual chip for the performance, I hope you will gain interest in trying it out and testing it out!! It seems a pretty good product!
right! 😄 Now I am wondering if this is related to you circulation on R/L wrists, have you tried with different persons using same R/L? Maybe now all watches measured previously could be bias too ... Anyway great job!
Rob, please be wary of the power you hold. You are the only one doing what you are doing so your voice really has weight. Other reviewers dont matter almost hahaha
With the current data established for the left watch vs the right watch, you should swap the watches and do the tests again in order to determine if there is a quality issue between the two fitness watches or if there is simply a quality issue between your arms, lol.
Very interesting video as always... and a video that spaked an idea in my mind. If we accept that the error on the two watches on two arms are independent (rough assumption), then averaging the resutl will decrease the error RMS (ideally by a factor of 1/sqrt(2)). But the reall question is does the Huwawei Fit App support this? I mean, can it simultaneously connect to two watches (or two devices in general) and average the results? If so, this might be a very good way to incease our devices accuracy and reliability... expecially when upgrading, we may keep the older one and wear them both in particular exercise sessions (such as interval sessions) for increased accuracy.
Have you or any other user test their step tracker? Whenever I woke up, my tracker never been zero. Mine always count around 20-80 steps during sleeps, and I'm pretty sure I didn't sleep walk. It's also mess up the step count during driving or commuting.
Hi. Thank you for these reliable videos. As i checked out you didn't share any video about Huawei GT3 SE. Is it because it has the same measuring parts with GT3?
Please switch the watches from left to right to get deeper insights. If the effect of random deviations outscales performance differebces between smart watches the whole testing setup would be questionable.
Can you review Muse S and Ultrahuman ? Have you heard of Sennheiser Momentum Sport ? Also you should consider the wearable blood pressure measurement comparisons as this will be the key metric in 2024-2025.
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Maybe you already answered in a previous video or in a comment but do you measure how tight you thighten the watches ? It would be a little unfair to loosen the bracelet a bit for one of the watches that you are testing. Thank you for your videos, you helped me buy the Amazfit Balance after my Huawei watch 3 pro stopped working for no reason and I realized the absence of GPS on the Band 8 was a problem to me.
Hi Rob, my own testing also differs from yours and also left-right hand gives a different results. For example Garmin watches works better for me than Huawei in terms of HR accuracy....that is the opposite of what you experience with them and I really don't know what to make of that...
Hallo allereerst super bedankt voor je content! Het helpt enorm. Ik heb een concrete vraag, mocht je daar tijd voor hebben om op te antwoorden. Zelf heb ik een Fenix 7 en ik merk dat ik vooral veel waarde hecht aan de HRV en Body Battery functies. Weet je toevallig of er ook een budget wearable is met deze of soortgelijken functies?
Hey there, I want to ask something. How do you get the data from the band? Using API or some kind? what kind of programming language did you use? Thanks a lot!
So, cheap toy watch like this huawei is nearly close to very expensive Apple watch, In addition, it is comparable to the much more professional Polar, and does not perform well in sleep diagnosis compared to a device that examines brain waves?
I just found this channel. Very helpfull. My shitty Fitbit Charge 5 just suudenly does not work anymore. And thats already a warranty replacement for the one i bought, which also dead suudenly
Watch Fit has GPS, internal storage to play music, wireless for audio, sync with GPS Apps (to show directions). If those features are mandatory for you, just get it.
im torn between this and Xiaomi Smart Band 8 Pro, cuz its around what i can afford, which one would you recommend for light exercise, sleep and HR tracking?
The problem it's either with one of the bands that is not functioning properly OR there's some differences in your wrists to the point that the device cannot read HR accurately. This is very weird...
It seems that gt3 pro and fit 2 are still the best choice unless you don't care about Apple's battery life and you have an IOS phone. I have the band 8 that cost me 39 euro, except that the screen is not as big as Fit2 and not as good looking, there seems to be no other problems. I really hope they can make a watch with the same size screen as the fit3 and the same accurate sensor as the fit2. That might be perfect.
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He said check performance on other reviewers!! 😂😂😂 Mate, you're the only guy in the world, AFAIK, presenting data as deep as you do and testing so accurately. Sadly, you're the only human being we can believe how a watch performs. If you don't test it we don't buy it.
Right he is the only one atleast till date
100% true on that "if you don't test it we don't buy it" line because he's the sole reason I bought the Band 8 version
Yeah, it's quite rare for someone to be the ONLY source of specific information. Most other reviews are "hey, this watch is beautiful, has a lot of functions, good battery. Buy it"
Sad but true. For accuracy of health metrics, there is no one else
Agree! If there's a new smart watch on the market, there's only one guy i seek with the review.
This video is proof that you are one of the most honest people reviewing tech. Thank you ! Keep doing your excellent job!!
Thanks so much!
I agree
fr never thought someone would do so much research before presenting the video
Your reviews of actual performance are incredible! Unfortunately most people will not buy on accuracy and precision. But those of us who watch you really appreciate your work.
Swap the bands between left and right hands and measure again. This will help determine if the issue lies with the device or the difference between your hands.
Left is closer to your heart, that's why good doctors measure everything on the left side as well.
you're the most trustworthy smartwatch reviewer out there. i always check your reviews before buying one. i and many others really appreciate your deeply scientific review. thank you.
Hey Rob, can you try switching watches used on your left and right for different sessions or days. Just to make sure that the inaccuracy is not an issue with the particular device. Love your reviews, Keep them going. I am still waiting for your watch fit 3 full review.
Which is more recommended for sleep monitoring: Huawei Band 8 or 9?
Hey, buddy. Thanks for the new video. Your job is very nice! A question: do you intend to try Huawei Watch Fit 3 again? Regards from Brazil 🇧🇷
He already did it
Ele não costuma testar o mesmo dispositivo mais de uma vez, a não ser que o dispositivo tenha apresentado problemas e ele queira verificar se alguma atualização tornou as medições melhores.
Thanks for the detailed review. I watched both your videos. My suggestion would be to add the price into the assessment. If you're comparing a $60 device with a $600 device and the former is 10% less accurate, it's a pretty good deal for most people. A person who needs medical grade accuracy should be smart enough to know that budget devices in the market may not be the most suitable option.
Not to diss on your work which I follow since you re the only one doing these deep and accurate analysis, but for this comparison make sense you would have to do the herculious task of testing all the other watches on your left wrist, because probably they would perform better on the left aswell, so you would have another whole term of comparison in a general scale. Keep up the great work!
Its a drag that after all these years, health tracking watches havent evolved at all
😂 true..i have wasted well around 200$ till date on this crap. Especially on Xiaomi and Amzfit
@@PratikDeshmukh1well I got you beat lol I have a Apple Watch Series 8 and an ultra 1 also a Garmin Epix Pro and a Garmin Forerunner 965
@@PratikDeshmukh1 so around 3200 us dollars
Some devices are getting better, but it's a slow process over many years 🙂
That is why Garmin is still leading in terms of health tracking with two(plus one) useful data: Stress and Body Battery (And HRV on newer watches). Everything else is just a hit or miss. But then again, I sold my ForeRunner 255 because I feel my body: why need any gadget to show you how is your health? Waste of money...
surely swapping the watches over would have been worthwhile with such a large difference
Thank you Rob !
So my conclusion is that... it's expected. There are low-end and high-end watches for a reason. I feel like we will never have much better watches regarding hearth-rate performances and sleep, or at least until a very long time. But imo hearth rate accuracy is more than enough for daily usage, as well as sleep tracking which in my case help my know when I fall asleep and when I wake up.
I compared the Huawei Fit 3 to my Garmin Fénix 7 Pro and there was absolutely no difference in the heart rate they detected while running.
Not really, if you go to the Watch Fit 3 review, it's one of the top performers, closing in to the Apple watches, and soundly beating most Garmin watches that are way more expensive. Price != quality, it really comes down to case by case basis.
Thanks for the update!
Hope you can update Huawei watch fit 3 vidéo too! ❤
Thanks for the update, Rob. This is precisely why people trust your reviews so much! Also, I've noticed that you don't do reviews of honor bands/smartwatches. Is there a particular reason? I've seen they have some very nice and cheap options but since they're no longer with Huawei I don't know if they're any good. Would be excellent having a review of some of their latest products.
I was really looking forward to the full episode! Thank you so much for this episode in particular and for all the work you do!🎉😮
Can you do a comparison between huawei band 9 and Samsung fit 3.
Love your videos! The hard work you put into them is evident. Could you please review the CMF Watch Pro 2?
I'm trying to decide between band 8 and 9 for a present. Thanks for the updated video
I went with a band 8 about a month ago and don't regret it at the slightest. Does a similar job to the newer band at a fraction of the price.
Band 9 has an ambient might sensor, which is very useful. I had Band 8 before and was forced to change brightness a lot of time.
Please do the Xiaomi Band 9!! 😅
Is there no chance you will review the scanwatch 2 at this point ? Really value your thoughts on all wearables the most 🙏🏽
+ 1 on this, I need a review for the scanwatch 2
Seriously please dude
we definitely need him to revisit Withings in general. Would love to know how they perform nowadays
Thank you for your research! I can suppose that because of left and right hands have a bit different thickness and you was using band with silicone strap - here is the reason of the difference. I also suppose that if you was using bands with nylon straps you would obtain more close results for right and left hand. I also think it explains why in a second session you get closer result - hands swell during exercises. I also noticed in you review that huawei watch fit3 you showed had a nylon strap, but as for manufacturer specs they both (band 9 and fit 3) has the same sensors which again makes me think that nylon strap and it accuracy to fit tight - is the case.
Thanks for the video Rob, would you do the same for huawei watch fit 3?
Interesting finding. Bet if you measure your blood pressure in both arms different positions, there is a difference. This could change the sensing, specially in mediocre watches. For me the Samsung 6 is HORRIBLE, doesn't pick HR or SAT in either hand. Cheers and keep the good work.
Once again Rob, thank you. I'm guessing without a proper HR monitor to check the accuracy, I wouldn't know if the optimal placement should be on my right or left hand. This is an issue.
How about "racing" two Apple Watch SEs against each other on your left and right hand?
That's because left hand are a bit closer to the heart than right hand..
My friend uses a galaxy 5 pro, and his brother recently bought the Huawei 9. From their tests, they found that the Huawei 9 and 8 had similar results.
I'm on a budget and really need a smartwatch for fitness. Could you please test and compare the Huawei 8 and 9 again? I trust your opinion more than my friend's. Your insights would be really helpful.
I have been waiting for this video about my Huawei band 9, thanks Rob😊👌
Love this detailed and honest review. Bought the band 9 recently and felt guilty after your first review. Now relieved. Will keep my band on my left wrist...until I can afford an Apple watch😂😂
Thank You for the review 🙂. But if you asked me a suggestion on how Huawei will be able to make their Smartwatch highly accurate is if they will collaborate with companies who makes medical grade devices.
Device on the left wrist gave more accurate reading because it was closer to the heart, based on my observation.
Would love to see tests for smart rings. There are a ton other than Oura. Samsung even has one coming out next week.
thanks Rob, bought the watch after ur initial review, happy with the heart rate reading it gives for my outdoor running, easy to connect to Strava, love the duration of sleep time (seems quite accurate even with the wake up times), I also feel that when I wear them on my left then my right, better reading on left.
What’s up man, how do you connected your huawei band 9 to strava?
@@jeanmikhailmendiola6913 there is a guide from the strava web
Please review the Muse S. we’ve seen all these wrist worn devices. Please do an EEG device.
Hello. Thanks for the informative review. Could you test Honor Band 9?
Oooh my band 6 screen is going to shits after several years. I'm in a market for a new one either the 9, the fit special edition or fit 3
Same
Same situation, what did u choose?
Love your content brother. Thanks for your detailed and scientific reviews! ❤
Wow! Thank you so much for this video! The graphs were so helpful! Now I know to aim for other watches. The fitbit inspire 2 seems to be the one closest to my price range lol
Great review as always, could you maybe do some of the new amazfits? Balance maybe?
And how about Huawei's watches for GPS accuracy and number of steps + calories?
I'm planning to get a Huawei watch, probably the Huawei Band 9 or the Huawei Watch Fit 3.
Thanks Rob for the hard work... God bless you
Many users have complained about the accuracy of the Huawei Band 9's step counting
What I love about fitbit is that they track overall calorie consumption during the day ,my question is what watches can do the same and which one have the most accurate data ?this might be another interesting session on your video
Tracking calories is dated and proven useless.
I have Huawei band 9 for a few weeks already and I am happy with them. I have china NFC one... Wondering if there is any difference.
What is very interesting (I have Band 8 and Band 9 that I bought today and updated) Band 9 updates faster on screen. The heart rate. Like if one says 98 it is always Band 9 first. Tried to switch hands too, same
Which of the two do you recommend for sleep monitoring?
Using a Band 8 at the moment for swim tracking in a lap pool and its pretty good, with everything turned on except AOD, and 5 hrs swimming per week, still getting 7 days battery life.
IMO if Huawei were to significantly improve their sleep tracking to be on par with Apple and Oura their bands would become a no brainer purchase and recommendation. Idk if they'll pull it off soon enough but I'll be looking forward to that in their future bands/algorithms, until then it's a hard pass for me.
You're comparing sub $40 product with +$100 products. Plus oura has another subscription on top of it 😅
This is pretty good!!
I keep thinking about the Oneplus Watch 2, given how good it's battery is, and the interesting approach they have taken with the dual chip for the performance, I hope you will gain interest in trying it out and testing it out!! It seems a pretty good product!
One question I hope you answer, if I put my Huawei band 8 on my left wrist will it also be more accurate? And greetings from Spain
I mean, apple watch has a switch that tells which wrist you wear it on...
Great videos! Any chance you could test the Suunto Ocean? Greetings from Vienna :)
right! 😄 Now I am wondering if this is related to you circulation on R/L wrists, have you tried with different persons using same R/L? Maybe now all watches measured previously
could be bias too ... Anyway great job!
Impressive analisys, thank you very much for sharing all this information!!
So now tell me which one should I buy? Huawei band 8 or Huawei band 9?
Rob, please be wary of the power you hold. You are the only one doing what you are doing so your voice really has weight. Other reviewers dont matter almost hahaha
With the current data established for the left watch vs the right watch, you should swap the watches and do the tests again in order to determine if there is a quality issue between the two fitness watches or if there is simply a quality issue between your arms, lol.
Very interesting video as always... and a video that spaked an idea in my mind.
If we accept that the error on the two watches on two arms are independent (rough assumption), then averaging the resutl will decrease the error RMS (ideally by a factor of 1/sqrt(2)). But the reall question is does the Huwawei Fit App support this? I mean, can it simultaneously connect to two watches (or two devices in general) and average the results? If so, this might be a very good way to incease our devices accuracy and reliability... expecially when upgrading, we may keep the older one and wear them both in particular exercise sessions (such as interval sessions) for increased accuracy.
"......simultaneously connect to two watches (or two devices in general) and average the results....." Good idea MAN!!
Your reviews are very helpful, thank you for that. Could you please do a review on Suunto watches?
Which is the best "smart" watch for cycling? I am asking because I know you are also more a cyclist than a runner.
Thanks for your hard work. Hope you are doing good in life.
So which one would be between Honor Band 9 vs Huawei Band 9?
Have you or any other user test their step tracker? Whenever I woke up, my tracker never been zero. Mine always count around 20-80 steps during sleeps, and I'm pretty sure I didn't sleep walk.
It's also mess up the step count during driving or commuting.
Waiting for mi band 9 review. Believe me that my purchase decision is depending on your video
Did you ever switch wrists to see if it was consistent even when you swapped watches?
Hear rate test 2 is amazinggggg. Over than Watch Ultra Gen 2
Would it be possible to do a 3rd rewiev of it, since the move to the newHarmonyOS 4.2 update ?
Heart rate monitor to me seems pretty accurate, on the other side sleep tracking is very terrible
thanks for the update! I'm convinced to buy this instead of Haylou RS5 and Mi band 8
I suppose the left handed band monitored better due to the fact been closer to the heart area. By the way please do a review on the Honor watch 4!🙌
Hi. Thank you for these reliable videos. As i checked out you didn't share any video about Huawei GT3 SE. Is it because it has the same measuring parts with GT3?
Is it the same for the Huawei watch fit 3?
Could you please review Suunto Race S? 🤩
How does this compare to the Galaxy Fit3? Which would you choose? 🙈
Please switch the watches from left to right to get deeper insights. If the effect of random deviations outscales performance differebces between smart watches the whole testing setup would be questionable.
Can you review Muse S and Ultrahuman ? Have you heard of Sennheiser Momentum Sport ? Also you should consider the wearable blood pressure measurement comparisons as this will be the key metric in 2024-2025.
Maybe you already answered in a previous video or in a comment but do you measure how tight you thighten the watches ?
It would be a little unfair to loosen the bracelet a bit for one of the watches that you are testing.
Thank you for your videos, you helped me buy the Amazfit Balance after my Huawei watch 3 pro stopped working for no reason and I realized the absence of GPS on the Band 8 was a problem to me.
Hi Rob, my own testing also differs from yours and also left-right hand gives a different results. For example Garmin watches works better for me than Huawei in terms of HR accuracy....that is the opposite of what you experience with them and I really don't know what to make of that...
Thank you for doing so much work to review the watch
Hallo allereerst super bedankt voor je content! Het helpt enorm. Ik heb een concrete vraag, mocht je daar tijd voor hebben om op te antwoorden. Zelf heb ik een Fenix 7 en ik merk dat ik vooral veel waarde hecht aan de HRV en Body Battery functies. Weet je toevallig of er ook een budget wearable is met deze of soortgelijken functies?
Hey there, I want to ask something. How do you get the data from the band? Using API or some kind? what kind of programming language did you use? Thanks a lot!
Xiaomi Band 8 Pro next? it has GPS, i'm really curious
So, cheap toy watch like this huawei is nearly close to very expensive Apple watch, In addition, it is comparable to the much more professional Polar, and does not perform well in sleep diagnosis compared to a device that examines brain waves?
not really, but I get you point. but all his data also shows that there are cheap toy watches like Fitbit Inspire perform much better than this one
Which one should i choose? Huawei band 8 or 9?
I always appreciate your tests & reviews.
Are you planning review for Ultra Human Ring Air?
I just found this channel. Very helpfull. My shitty Fitbit Charge 5 just suudenly does not work anymore. And thats already a warranty replacement for the one i bought, which also dead suudenly
YOU ARE the Max Verstappen of tech wearables review 🏎😂😂
I watch features review of watches from other established reviewer but I come here to see the data analysis
Any chance you’ll review Ultrahuman Ring air or Ringconn smart ring?
*I'm confused if i should get this or Huawei watch fit special edition.*
Watch Fit has GPS, internal storage to play music, wireless for audio, sync with GPS Apps (to show directions). If those features are mandatory for you, just get it.
This video makes Band 8 looks like a really good deal. Costs only like $25 on Aliexpress
Could you tell what watch around 200/250€ is the best overall ? And for sports ?
What would u suggest? Band 8 or 9
I want to gift my parents
im torn between this and Xiaomi Smart Band 8 Pro, cuz its around what i can afford, which one would you recommend for light exercise, sleep and HR tracking?
The problem it's either with one of the bands that is not functioning properly OR there's some differences in your wrists to the point that the device cannot read HR accurately. This is very weird...
Excellent review ❤
Doctor Quantifier we expect the same test for the Galaxy fit 3 then lol
Love your videos. Thank you. I have a big question I suffer from afib and I want a good watch to help monitor it.
It seems that gt3 pro and fit 2 are still the best choice unless you don't care about Apple's battery life and you have an IOS phone. I have the band 8 that cost me 39 euro, except that the screen is not as big as Fit2 and not as good looking, there seems to be no other problems. I really hope they can make a watch with the same size screen as the fit3 and the same accurate sensor as the fit2. That might be perfect.
Which hand are you more dominant?