Tales from a parallel world.

Now, let's talk about some specific drawbacks. 1. As can be seen from the sleep statistics chart, it sometimes malfunctions. Specifically, it only counts nighttime sleep. On the day I went to bed at 5 a.m., it decided that I hadn't slept at all. I haven't yet figured out how to fix it so that it counts correctly, or even if it's possible. 2. Some software issues. I couldn't add friends to view their statistics, and they couldn't view mine. The developers promised to fix it, but I've been without friends for the second month now. 3. The fancy bracelet that came with the watch wasn't an official one (because the set was purchased from an unknown Chinese seller) and caused a terrible allergy after a couple of days of wearing it (I guess you have to be me to get an allergy from a watch). So, I'm now wearing the standard design. Maybe I'll change it later. 4. According to user reviews, the glass scratches easily, so it's best to apply a protective film. I haven't applied one yet; I'll experiment. And here are some other observations about its performance, neither good nor bad, just... there. The bracelet is waterproof, so you can take a shower with it. It seems that it's recommended to remove it while swimming, but hmm... that's the main reason I need the watch. So, for now, I swim 100 meters with it and then take it off. I'll see if it breaks after a couple of months of this, and if not, I might not take it off at the pool at all. I compared it to a Lenovo watch that a friend has; it has more sophisticated algorithms (but also a higher price). Mine can't automatically recognize activities like "climbing stairs." You have to specify it separately. Or you can be content with the fact that climbing stairs will be counted as regular walking on a flat surface. Added after 23 minutes: Oh, and one more thing. I saw in the reviews, I think on AliExpress, that there are fakes being sold. Of course, they are of poor quality. So, if anyone is going to buy one, read the reviews of the seller.