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MINT HILL, NC – Three students from Queen’s Grant High School were recently selected for Honor Bands and Regional Ensembles at the state level. Several Queen’s Grant students submitted auditions […]
See related Despite looking like a slightly squashed Apple Watch, the Honor Band 6 is clearly more fitness tracker than smartwatch. That means, unsurprisingly, that fitness features are the focus here. It’ll track steps, heart-rate and exercise naturally but it also measures stress, has built-in breathing exercises, tracks sleep and will monitor your SpO2 levels. There are smart features but they’re just the basics. Think notifications, control of music apps and a neat remote shutter function for triggering photos from your phone’s camera. There’s no app store to expand on the trac...
Advertisement This is a £50 wearable that’s made to take on the budget bands from the likes of Xiaomi, Honor and Amazfit. And it does so quite impressively, overall: it’s attractive, it has a sharp screen and its battery life – though not as strong as Samsung promises – will get you through a week without a charger. But the sub-£50 market is highly competitive, and the Galaxy Fit 2 doesn’t necessarily do enough to differentiate itself from the £30 bands from the trio of brands above. That, combined with the weaknesses of the Samsung Health app you need to use and doubts about co...