Huawei Band 6 (FRA-B19)
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Huawei's inexpensive fitness tracker is designed to compete with Xiaomi wearable devices. Outwardly, it is a kind of mixture of a smart bracelet and a smartwatch, but, in general, it looks pretty nice. The 1.47-inch AMOLED display is protected by glass and is housed in a rectangular plastic case. The size of the working area has been increased (compared to its predecessors) in order to make the text more readable and fit more useful information on the screen.
The only physical button on the side helps in the management, and the case itself is IP68 waterproof. At the same time, the gadget is practically not felt on the wrist, as it weighs only 18 g (without a strap). Perhaps the main advantage of Huawei Band 6 is battery life: one battery charge lasts up to two weeks with normal use or 10 days with intensive use. And just 5 minutes of charging will provide two more days of battery life.
The bracelet supports numerous sports modes, counts steps taken, distance and energy consumption. It will also monitor the health of the owner, measuring the pulse and oxygen levels in the blood around the clock, tracking the menstrual cycle in women and monitoring sleep and stress levels. Moreover, thanks to TruSleep 2.0 technology, the gadget accurately determines the phase of sleep, is able to detect any of the six main sleep problems and has more than 200 tips to improve sleep quality. When connected to a smartphone, the fitness tracker will duplicate incoming calls, messages and notifications, accompanied by vibration, and will allow you to remotely control the phone's camera and music playback.
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The answer to the sixth generation of the Mi Band bracelet from Xiaomi was the “huawei” fitness tracker under the same number “6”. In appearance, it resembles a smartwatch “at the minimum”, however, in terms of functions too.
Informative AMOLED screen
From the “facade” side, the model was equipped with an AMOLED touch screen with a diagonal size of 1.47". Yes, it's smaller than Xiaomi's direct competitor, but thanks to the squarer form factor, the display fits more useful workout information and notifications from a paired smartphone. There is enough space on the Huawei Band 6 screen to show heart rate graphs, cadence pace and other important parameters when playing sports.
Sports modes
As for sports modes, the model supports 96 types of training, including exotic frisbee and laser tag. The tracker automatically determines running and walking (both outdoors and indoors), classes on elliptical and rowing machines. On a 24-hour basis, the bracelet monitors the heart rate, oxygen saturation level, stress level and tracks the menstrual cycle. During the dark night time of the day, the tracker evaluates the phases of sleep and the quality of the "carrier's" breathing.
Youth Audience
When connected to a smartphone, the gadget duplicates incoming notifications, makes it possible to answer calls with template messages, and allows you to control the audio player and camera of the mobile phone. The last two features only work in conjunction with Huawei and Honor smartphones. In offline mode, the model is able to stay afloat for up to two weeks in a row. A magnetic cradle is used to charge the device. Huawei Band 6 can be called a fitness tracker for the youth audience, which is determined by the colour palette of the case and straps, as well as the design of the dials in the appropriate style.
