Simple, yet I love it - H8 smart bracelet test
The bracelet came in a 5,5 x 12,5 x 3 centimeter amber cardboard box. At the top of the box we are greeted by a Smart Technology inscription, below which we find the article number on a post-glued barcode label. Even though we rotate the box, we can't find any information about the device lurking inside it, not even its name.
By opening the box and folding up a thin sheet of the same color as the box, we find the bracelet in an antistatic bag. In another tiny pack we find a charger, plus a brief description of how it works. Slussz, that's the list of accessories, but what can we expect for 4600 forints?
Highlighting the H8 bracelet from the bag, we can see that although we see stylized computer-generated images on GearBest, they didn’t cheat. The bracelet looks good. The strap is made of rubber, quite soft, it also stretches a bit. The clip is made of metal, quite simple, but works great. If I snap it together, I don’t feel like I want to fall off my wrist. I tested this on the highway as well, forgot it was on me, and hung out my hand. I mean I still have the little one!
The black glossy plastic on the top is hard, but I couldn’t scratch it during the slow two weeks of use, even though I had a job that I looked at for fear of what kind of injury it had. I mean no. In the glossy part you will find a single button, you can use it to move through the menu and to browse through the submenus, which are not long.
What we haven’t talked about yet is the H8 smart bracelet charging solution. At the bottom of the watch, slightly recessed, we find three copper contacts. They would be deep enough not to touch our skin so even metal sensitive ladies and gentlemen can wear them. The charger is a tweezers solution with three spring-loaded, push-in pins. These are in contact with the three copper contacts after being clipped to the bracelet. The other half of the charger cord is a USB port, we don’t get a 220 adapter, so for me the easiest solution was to charge from the computer’s USB port.
I also classify the hardware as the external capabilities of the H8 smart bracelet. The bracelet got an Oled display, the resolution of which we don’t know about, but maybe it’s better that way. The design is unisex, although I felt a little thin, but not so much that I felt like a clique to flang with my stuff on my wrist.
The battery is 60 mAh, which according to the manufacturer allows 8-10 days of standby time. This data is very nice, but it means that you really don’t use the bracelet and there is no Bluetooth connection with your phone either. With normal daily use, I would say roughly two and a half days of operation is real.
Although based on the information provided, the bracelet is also available in white, I have only seen it in black among the available products. Let’s say you don’t even like it so much in white based on the pictures. Maybe everyone needed black.
The bracelet measures 22 x 1,5 x x 1 centimeter. The 22 inches, of course, wants to be the length of the strap. This allows it to be worn on wrists around 14 to 21 inches in circumference.
By the end of the page, another important piece of information, the H8 smart bracelet, has been given a waterproof case. I took a shower and washed my hands in it, not soaked. Don't go scuba diving!
So much from the outside, let’s see how it works!
