Now is the time for '☆smart watches fitness track♦< ★ing industry to do some interesting ♣©₩♣things. We only need so many devices  ÷to calculate calories and measure he××↕art rate. Now some watches o ☆n the market have very light​σ↕γ fitness and "smart" functi ₽ons, but they still attract attenti'λon. It has a display stop function: i×£t never needs to be cha'∑≤rged! And watch with digital di↓≤✔splay and accompanying applicati♥λons can be worn indefinitely withoπ♦ut looking for power outlets th‍¥rough its proprietary thermoel↓λ≠ ectric technology.We all see the s∑‌ >topwatch timer pulling similar skillsφφ₩ by using kinetic energy. However< , with notifications♥×♥, the stopwatch and more digi♥✘∏₹tal watches that neve¶ ☆βr need to be charged a★λ‌re really interesting, as ☆★¶​I mentioned earlier, smart watches are ✘★ not so intelligent. It€↔¥ is also suitable for fitness εγ↕αtracking.

It has a clock, and stopwatch mode and ±∏running mode, which can receive notifi∑β™×cations, such as SMS and phone, ca♦≥lorie, step number, aα&nd tracking sleep. It als÷φα↔o indicates that a customizable watch £←looks more active, all of these w"→atches can be customized, very l♣φight operating systems, and you ca>★€ n use two Dial and navδ¶↕igate on buttons and devices side. T₽'γo change settings and acces₩™s data, you need to use att↔↔$♥ached apple and Andr₩®oid applications.The watch doe∑ ←<s not use the heart rate monitor, but a£‍βt least partly throuδ∑∞§gh the temperature calcul€ ation calorie, seeing the body tφ÷♥&ransforming the heat into e£¶®nergy. In theory, it is a↑σ​nother way to get a good>δ♦↓ estimate. Obviously, €φ★the body produces 100 σδ♣'watts of heat at rest, and this numbe§βδ↑r jumps to kW when iλ&™t is moved!

The body's heat makes the watch™δ live long. Never chargin≠&∑ g your watch is cool. It's also goo±™§d for fitness trackersφ∞. After all, if you want to  λcalculate your steps and track you≥÷¶<r sleep, it's a pe↓&rfect smart watch, and it may be use∞ε¥ful for long distance explore‍♠≈↑rs who don't want to wear their sm‌→≈art watches on their journey. It will ♣÷βalso win the favor of enviro≈₽'nmental groups, because bio energy $♦±is very clean for or←↑dinary people.It may sound like¥★£ a small thing, but knowing that α you never need to char§ Ω↓ge your watch is a str •‍£ange emancipation, e¥​ven if most fitness smart watches ♣♠'only need to be charged every f♠↔"ew days or even weeks!

Interestingly, it's your b∏σ∏ody's heat that does¥↓☆≥n't charge the device, but t✔↑λhe difference between ​∑your body temperature and ambi↑↔ent temperature. If you ‌↑run and get hot in a very cold  ∑place, it will actually charge your∑¥↓£ watch faster. When you close you§βr watch, it will go into the idle¶φ$ mode and save your dπ÷↑ata until you open it, and ₩≥λyou can see the recorded data next tim₽★ e. Obviously, this electronic smartβ♣π watch can last two years in this idle‌™ mode, the performance of the smart©₽λ watch, so there is not mu≈£ch function besides the battery, whic δh may make you expect the watch t•‌€o do the work well.

The notification function of smδ‍​★art watches is very basic, until you a→ re really notified tε§↕hat you have incoming calls, rece‌'ived SMS, and who is calling, no≈±t what it says. You need↕>< to turn on your cell phone to learnλ≤ the relevant information, thenγ₩ sleep detection. Asφ≤ far as I know, this situation does n↕‍ot work. It should be auto÷"'matically detected when you doze and do✔ β not have to manually start the dete‌≤ction function of the watch, the n✔★₹umber of steps will be better≤π≈, and it is roughly related ↕↕to what my other equipment teδ®πlls me. The counting o' ♦♣f calorie must be a little strange. ★‌✔I weigh 77 kilos and the body®≈→​ fat is about 11%. Yesterday, I β Ωσtook 6923 steps to do 40 minutes ↑π‌✔of exercise, but it obviousl♣↕​y consumed only 1500 c↑¥✘alories. It was closed, and I saw at le✔≤ ast 2400 calories.

This may be at least¶•'  partly because the watch doesn't ₩∏‍©check my sleep, and you burn¥¶ an astonishing number of calo≠↓★εries at night, probably beca★♥☆δuse the simple calories are not enough £¥to accurately calculate calories♠★↑™. If it is combined with the heart β§rate monitor (which will Ω≈ ©require more juice power suppl>™<∞y), this will be a d€ ifferent story. In additi​•on, I don't believe that the dev ♠ice is actually doing any BMR$±≥ calculations to calculate ​♠ε≠how much calories I burn at rest. ₽γYou can enter your details in the ap•®plication, but it never >βexplicitly asks you. I haven'±Ω↕t found much difference since I found t‌"×his option.

I like to be able to see the power meteε©‍r on my watch and tell me how mucε→h heat my body produces,∏'Ω£ but the information of my w↔™♦→atch is not really related to↑Ω©≥ any particular useful in₩≠formation. I don't belie ₽ve it's not just a ®★gimmick, though it's real∞±ly cool.

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