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Banggood xiaomi mi band 2 for £22.57
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Banggood xiaomi mi band 2 for £22.57

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  1. speric07's avatar
    juniper

    Are there any clips to mount this e.g. clipped to your boxers? Not mad … Are there any clips to mount this e.g. clipped to your boxers? Not mad about wrist wearables, but would like a step counter. You could with the 1st generation model



    Depending on your girth you could attach it to your sausage
  2. shango's avatar
    shutsy2003

    Is this compatible with iPhone 6. If not anyone any ideas of a similar … Is this compatible with iPhone 6. If not anyone any ideas of a similar cheap activity tracker that is? Thanks in advance.


    Yeah I've got one, works perfectly, battery life is incredible.
  3. SilverBandit's avatar
    scope

    Would these be too big for children? (10 years old).


    Should be fine - here is the band on its tightest setting...

    28728623-AWP5u

  4. sheppio's avatar
    Mark3641

    its says unlock phone without a password, does it need to be a xaiomi … its says unlock phone without a password, does it need to be a xaiomi phone or would it unlock my lg g5, would have liked a stopwatch on it as well.



    I have the MiBand 1S and it unlocks my Nexus 5 without any issues, so it it doesn't need to be a Xaiomi phone. Android just sees it as a trusted device.
    (edited)
  5. deleted1220217's avatar
    Wow paid £38 1 month ago.

    I have to say, for an alarm it's great, vibrates my arm instead of annoying others in the house with sound.
  6. moody's avatar
    hawk299

    Do these display message or buzz if you get a text (that's what I need … Do these display message or buzz if you get a text (that's what I need for DD, she's always on silent and needs an alert if I call or text)I don't think they do - please correct me if I'm wrongFantastic if it does what you need though



    They will vibrate if you get a call or text - there's no option to see who is calling/texting but you do get the alert.
  7. macamask's avatar
    Mark3641

    its says unlock phone without a password, does it need to be a xaiomi … its says unlock phone without a password, does it need to be a xaiomi phone or would it unlock my lg g5, would have liked a stopwatch on it as well.




    Trusted device unlock on Bluetooth is interchangeable with any brand... My Volvo car unlocks my Samsung phone... You won't have any issues.
  8. SilverBandit's avatar
    macamask

    Trusted device unlock on Bluetooth is interchangeable with any brand... … Trusted device unlock on Bluetooth is interchangeable with any brand... My Volvo car unlocks my Samsung phone... You won't have any issues.



    I can't get my MiBand2 to unlock my S7... its not recognised as a device, let alone a trusted one. Yet the Mi Fit app works fine.
  9. bazray's avatar
    Got mine the other day, for the money it's pretty good. If you want better apps then this tools one is quite good:

    play.google.com/sto…ils?id=cz.zdenekhorak.mibandtools&hl=en

    I'm just waiting for some clever developer to convert google walking directions and send it to the watch then it will do all I need, anyone know if this has been done already?
  10. sheppio's avatar
    NikLP

    Whilst this feature is "cute", BT4 range maxes out at 100m, so in real … Whilst this feature is "cute", BT4 range maxes out at 100m, so in real terms you might as well not have the screen lock on at all. So basically, it's pointless...



    You couldn't be more wrong.

    My original MiBand stop working a few weeks back. I contemplated not getting a replacement, but the automatic sreen unlock was the feature I missed most, hence I now have a new MiBand 1S. The theoritical range on BT4 may well be 100m, but in reality, the range on the MiBand is 20m at most. I'm struggling to think of a time when my phone is less than 20 meters away from me and not in my possesion, therefore I don't see how your concern of security, or lack of, applies. Your situaltion I'm sure is different, but that in itself doesn't make the feature "pointless".
    (edited)
  11. Kaizoku's avatar
    (I just noticed there's a sports and fitness section on hukd :p)

    If anyone prefers to order from Gearbest, they can get this for £22.96 using code GBMI2 (Courtesy of gizchina.com ;-))

    there are limited stock of these apparently
  12. emJayO's avatar
    Which method of shipping are people going with? Does any have a greater chance of import tax than another?
  13. deleted1220217's avatar
    noddynodnod

    Just a warning. The heart rate monitor doesn't really go over 100 bpm so … Just a warning. The heart rate monitor doesn't really go over 100 bpm so is not suitable for a lot of sports. It will work as a heart rate monitor with Endomondo and other apps if you buy a seperate app (Mi Band Tools).


    False.

    Mine does whilst running & cycling.
  14. malky39's avatar
    juniper

    Are there any clips to mount this e.g. clipped to your boxers? Not mad … Are there any clips to mount this e.g. clipped to your boxers? Not mad about wrist wearables, but would like a step counter. You could with the 1st generation model



    ​Gearbox do a magnetic silicon clip for the mi band 1.The band 2 fits in it just. Cost about £2
  15. Denbi's avatar
    jedijoe

    question to those who own one already: Is there a way to get the clock to … question to those who own one already: Is there a way to get the clock to display at all times? The wrist flick thing is very temperamental.



    ​no. the flick thing works well for me although I have now turned it off.
  16. sibeer's avatar
    £21.38 for me, was considering an iWatch 2 then came to my senses and decided this and a new bike would be far better for my fitness.
  17. souljacker's avatar
    outlive

    ​I'd like to know what the import duty is going to be too..


    There will be no import duty, I've ordered plenty of things from China and never once had to pay import duty, they usually mark them as low value items
    (edited)
  18. Aurelias's avatar
    Lillypops

    I have a Microsoft Lumia 435. Do I download an app onto my phone and/or … I have a Microsoft Lumia 435. Do I download an app onto my phone and/or onto my Windows 7 laptop to make use of this?



    There's an unoffical app for Windows phone available. bindmiband.com/
    Not as fully fledged yet as the supported app for Android or OS though.
    (edited)
  19. Chet's avatar
    Got mine today from banggood (ordered a couple of weeks ago for about £23). No import duty (marked as $11). I also purchased screen protectors as i read reviews that it scratches easy despite scratch resistant glass. Initial impressions are very positive.
    - very comfortable to wear
    - basic and easy to use - maybe too basic for some - especially the app, but good enough for a first step into fitness monitoring (see what I did there?)
    - Screen is great and i like the wrist flick to see the time - seems to work well
    - It took 30 mins to charge 30% (pretty quick considering I expect 30% to last me a week based on reviews)
    - Step counter works but noticed it misses a few and sometimes adds too many steps on but it should give a good ballpark figure everyday
    - Heart rate monitor has to be activated manually but mi heart rate (3rd party app) does show a live heart beat
    - call notification could be very useful the amount of times i miss calls with my phone on silent
    - overall feels like a good quality product
    Give me a shout if anyone has questions. Now to test the sleep monitor - goodnight

    (edited)
  20. b4dr1's avatar
    thanks OP.. had been eyeing on this one for a while and bought it now!
  21. winchman's avatar
    $31.75 using code miband27. Gearbest is cheaper, $29.59 with code GBMI2.
  22. shutsy2003's avatar
    Is this compatible with iPhone 6. If not anyone any ideas of a similar cheap activity tracker that is? Thanks in advance.
  23. anthony212's avatar
    shutsy2003

    Is this compatible with iPhone 6. If not anyone any ideas of a similar … Is this compatible with iPhone 6. If not anyone any ideas of a similar cheap activity tracker that is? Thanks in advance.



    ​it is, tried and tested
  24. hawk299's avatar
    Do these display message or buzz if you get a text (that's what I need for DD, she's always on silent and needs an alert if I call or text)
    I don't think they do - please correct me if I'm wrong

    Fantastic if it does what you need though
  25. Denbi's avatar
    I'm pleased with mine. Battery used 35% in 9 days. using alarms but only connected with Bluetooth few times a day. Steps are pretty accurate. Beware the heart rate monitor isn't great.
    (edited)
  26. scope's avatar
    Would these be too big for children? (10 years old).
  27. Mark3641's avatar
    its says unlock phone without a password, does it need to be a xaiomi phone or would it unlock my lg g5, would have liked a stopwatch on it as well.
  28. Pedro88's avatar
    Is there sleep tracker?
  29. Lawlost's avatar
    Pedro88

    Is there sleep tracker?



    ​Yes you need to download their app for it
  30. macamask's avatar
    SilverBandit

    I can't get my MiBand2 to unlock my S7... its not recognised as a device, … I can't get my MiBand2 to unlock my S7... its not recognised as a device, let alone a trusted one. Yet the Mi Fit app works fine.


    I had the Mi 1S and never had trouble, I don't understand if your phone can see your band it should just work
  31. deleted206793's avatar
    Pedro88

    Is there sleep tracker?


    Yes it is and works perfectly with MiFit app (you can dowload it from Play store). I do recommend this band.
  32. juniper's avatar
    Are there any clips to mount this e.g. clipped to your boxers? Not mad about wrist wearables, but would like a step counter. You could with the 1st generation model
  33. SilverBandit's avatar
    macamask

    I had the Mi 1S and never had trouble, I don't understand if your phone … I had the Mi 1S and never had trouble, I don't understand if your phone can see your band it should just work


    I had no problems with my 1S either... I've just tried the 2 again and it failed, but a second time (after going into the Mi Fit app) and its appeared in the Trusted Devices list.
  34. noddynodnod's avatar
    Just a warning. The heart rate monitor doesn't really go over 100 bpm so is not suitable for a lot of sports. It will work as a heart rate monitor with Endomondo and other apps if you buy a seperate app (Mi Band Tools).
  35. NikLP's avatar
    sheppio

    I have the MiBand 1S and it unlocks my Nexus 5 without any issues, so it … I have the MiBand 1S and it unlocks my Nexus 5 without any issues, so it it doesn't need to be a Xaiomi phone. Android just sees it as a trusted device.


    Whilst this feature is "cute", BT4 range maxes out at 100m, so in real terms you might as well not have the screen lock on at all. So basically, it's pointless...
  36. NikLP's avatar
    sheppio

    You couldn't be more wrong.My original MiBand stop working a few weeks … You couldn't be more wrong.My original MiBand stop working a few weeks back. I contemplated not getting a replacement, but the automatic sreen unlock was the feature I missed most, hence I now have a new MiBand 1S. The theoritical range on BT4 may well be 100m, but in reality, the range on the MiBand is 20m at most. I'm struggling to think of a time when my phone is less than 20 meters away from me and not in my possesion, therefore I don't see how your concern of security, or lack of, applies. Your situaltion I'm sure is different, but that in itself doesn't make it the feature "pointless".



    So much wrong with all of that I can't even begin.

    You, sir, are a buffoon.
    (edited)
  37. macamask's avatar
    NikLP

    Whilst this feature is "cute", BT4 range maxes out at 100m, so in real … Whilst this feature is "cute", BT4 range maxes out at 100m, so in real terms you might as well not have the screen lock on at all. So basically, it's pointless...



    Literally, each to their own... I use it.
  38. bigf's avatar
    Showing £27.33 for me, is there a code?
  39. wackojackso's avatar

    Same for me???

    bigf

    Showing £27.33 for me, is there a code?


  40. spnramesh's avatar
    £27.33
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