Xiaomi Mi Band 2

>>61680839
My dad has one. His doctor was able to diagnose a heart attack en course with the data.
So if You ask me if it's any good I say it's fine.

>>61680839

I've got one. Basic rundown:

> recording of both my steps and distance tallies with my gf's fitbit, so it seems accurate
> battery lasts for 3-4 weeks on a charge, which is much longer than my gf's fitbit
> wear it in the shower with no problems, which my gf can't do with her fitbit
> I'm not entirely convinced by the heart rate monitor

Overall I'm hugely impressed for 15GBP. I might buy another now just in case this one stops working or anything.

There might be a MiBand 3 coming out sometime, but I'm not 100% sure about the release date.
>>61680992
In my experiences the battery lasts 2 weeks approximately. Also when the bands accuracy changed a lot over the course of my ownership. (About 1 year.) However firmware updates have fixed that. Those are the only 2 hang ups, everything else is great.

thanks anons

>>61680992

I used the heart rate monitor at last time I was at the doctors while she measured my blood pressure / heart rate.

The Mi band was off by 4bpm (my normal heart rate is something like 50/60), considering its a 15$ dollars Chinese bracelet I'll say it's ok.

>>61681050

> In my experiences the battery lasts 2 weeks approximately

I guess it might depend on what you have it measuring? I only have time and date, steps, distance, heart rate, battery.

It does more than a fitbit and the sensors are pretty accurate so it's well worth the money

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Total fitness tracker retard here:
Is there a way to track my bycicle tour (gps route, avg speed etc.) without carrying a smartphone with these things?
That would be something.

>>61680839

Have mine for about a year. Use it mostly as a watch and from time to time I take a look at walking statistics.

Battery lasts around 40 days for me - no notifications or alarms.

Survived swimming, working on cars and showers so build quality is really good, strap started falling apart tho but those are like $2-3 on ali.

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>>61681448

Maybe new xiaomi bip, it has gps built in. Those are fairly new so price is around $70.

I've had it for just a month, and I'm pretty happy about it. Step count and heart rate seem pretty accurate, and I've only charged it once so far. Dunno about the sleep monitor, it can't really detect when I'm awake even if I remember it.

Anyway, for 15€ on sale you can't go wrong.

>>61681523
wow, the oldschool casio theme is turning me on right now.
Ty, I might buy

>>61680992
>gf
Get out

>>61680839
>>>/wsr/
Read the sticky, rules, and lurk before posting.

>>61681913
This isn't /r9k/, loser