Honor Band 5i: a fitness bracelet with charging in the strap, but without NFC and with a TFT display for $ 22

At the end of July, the Huawei Honor sub-brand released the Honor Band 5 smart bracelet, and today together with the Honor 20 Youth Edition smartphone

introduced a new version of the tracker - Honor Band 5i.

What changed

First of all, charging the tracker is now much easierconvenient. There is no need to take out the capsule and use the docking station—the Honor Band 5i strap has a plug for direct charging. One press of a button and the strap “extends”, giving way to a USB connector. As a result, the bracelet can be directly charged from a power outlet, laptop or power bank.


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But the screen here is worse:instead of AMOLED, there is a 0.96-inch TFT display with a resolution of 160x80 pixels, a touch button at the bottom, several preset dials and a capacity of up to 30 characters.

In addition, the NFC module was removed in this model.

Inside there is a 91 mAh battery, one charge of which is enough for 7-9 days of operation.

The bracelet can measure pulse and oxygen levels in the blood, supports 9 sports modes, monitors the quality of sleep and is not afraid of immersion in water to a depth of up to 50 meters.


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Price

If the Honor Band 5 costs $28 (for the version without NFC), then the Honor Band 5i will cost $22. Sales start on November 1, but you can pre-order starting today.