HONOR Band 6 Smartwatch with AMOLED 1.47'' Display,14 Days Battery, SpO2, 24/7 Heart Rate, Stress & Sleep Monitor, Personalized Watch Faces, Workout Auto-Detection, 5ATM Waterproof, Meteorite Black

I am using it since last 4 years. It's having great battery backup of almost 14 days in a single full charge with good display and portable size for thin wrist.

This review is based on 6 weeks of use...PROs-1. Battery life is quite good. I Could get 8days of usage for a full charge (100% to 4%). This is for 27*7 continuous heart beat monitoring, daily 60 min of workout tracking, light use of notification display etc., twice or thrice a day SpO2 check.2. Fairly accurate in step count, SpO2 readings are also fairly close when on wrist but very accurate if checked on finger.3. Heart beat monitoring if also fairly accurate. But sleep tracking is pretty ordinary. It could detect sleep duration well most of the time but at number of occasions it may detect idle lying down and watching TV as sleeping....4. Quite a selection of free watch faces and the size and quality of display also help it to be passed as a smart watch than a fitness band.5. Quality of the wrist band is Okay it's rubber but doesn't feel uncomfortable.6. Stress monitor works OK. It need calibrating frequently to get close to accurate data. But it does an okayish job for assessing the stress level and should be taken as just an indicator of your overall stress levels in the day...CONs-1. All the features are not available to non Honor Android devices.2. No in built GPS, it needs the mobile app for GPS tracking.3. No automatic SpO2 checking. Also you are required most of time to align the sensors on your veins to be able to get readings. There is a lot of difference in readings when taken on wrist and on the finger.4. Sms and call notifications don't display the caller /sender name. May be due to not having appropriate permissions or not... Or could be another feature which works only with Honor devices..5. Mobile app for data analytics is not very detailed.6. Automatic Workout detection takes a lot of time. After which it expects you to manually start the suggested workout tracking so as to categorise the data as that workout. If not done manually the automatically detected workout doesn't appear as a workout but as "other" a kind of undefined activity...Overall As a package it is kind of Value for Money. So in this price range it may be the best fitness band to have. Couldn't check the water resistance claim so no comments on the same but so far it hasn't given any problems due to an occasional splash while washing hand. So overall I guess 4/5 stars...

I use this product since 2 years.No issue that.Good reliable product

Honor fitness trackers are far more accurate than MI ones. I got this one as a Refurbished/Renewed product at a price of just 1200 Rs and to my surprise this came out to be as good as brand new watch.* Battery back up is great and it charges fully in no time.* Significantly high accuracy (same as a lot more expensive Apple Watch 8 and Samsung watches)* Plenty of beautiful Watch faces to play around with* AMOLED Screen resolution is very crisp and far more superior than other watches in this price bracket like Boat and Boult etc.100% recommended.

The product got delivered to me on 29th July late afternoon and surprisingly wasn't charged. So after charging 100%, immediately started using it. The battery was at 5% by the afternoon of 6th August but lasted through the night and I recharged on the 7th. So the "14 Days Ultra-Long Battery Life" claim is simply not true. I've used the device passively till date. Just a few watch faces downloaded, checked the SPO2 3-4 times, never exercised, so haven't checked any "modes" except for the routine walking.The device itself is simple, seems accurate and the notifications alerts , Caller ID, SMS, Emails, Weather Reports, Calendar, Social Apps, and Incoming Call Rejection etc are somethings I find useful to have. The sleep monitor and heart rate monitor are good features to use.the last fitness device I'd used was a Mi Band 1 I think and this is a marked improvement. The odd thing about the app ( which is actually Huawei) on IOS is that the Help section in Devices is in Chinese. Maybe Honor should transition to an own app soon.Overall I find the device perfectly capable and intuitive. Wasn't looking for bells and whistles and this does the job for me.

Best Quality And Display is best