Xiaomi Watch H1 comes with M strap with 130-160mm wrist coverage and L strap with 161mm wrist coverage. Both straps come with cuffs. The box of the watch also includes a spare cuff connector, a quick start guide, a template for measuring wrist size and a guide for correctly adjusting the strap and measuring pressure. Finally, you have dual pin charging with the Watch H1.
Unfortunately, the Xiaomi Watch H1 will not have a global version – only a Chinese version. This watch has heart rate sensors, atmospheric pressure, temperature, gyroscope, accelerometer, magnetic field sensor, ambient light sensor, hall sensor, ECG sensor, etc. is available.
The screen diagonal of the watch is 1.43 inches, resolution – 466×466. The brightness and color rendition of the screen are excellent and there is Always On Display support.
Watch H1 supports an NFC module, a GNSS system for navigation (but for using transport cards or working with smart locks). This watch also has standard functions: automatic activity monitoring, heart rate measurement, skin temperature measurement, etc.
When it came to measuring blood pressure, the results from the smartwatch were rarely close to reality compared to a medical tonometer. The situation is the same with the ECG.
The full charging cycle of Watch H1 is 1 hour 20 minutes. Battery life is a maximum of 5 days. The watch is also protected against water and dust according to the IP68 standard.
You can control the operation of the watch via the Mi Fitness mobile application. That’s right, everything on the home page will be in Chinese.
Xiaomi Watch H1 is inferior in functionality and cost to other smartwatches without the ability to measure pressure. The expert generally does not recommend using a new product as the main device for monitoring your health. This is because the watch’s measurements are incorrect and its software is Chinese.
Source: Ferra
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