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"reviewBody": "When I saw the product photos and then the price, I thought this would be a premium feeling smartwatch, both in software and hardware. Apparently not.\n\nFirst of all, the body is made of plastic not metal. This is deceiving as—at least to me—the product photos made it seem like it was anodized aluminum. And it's not even quality plastic, feels pretty cheap.\n\nSecond of all, the display looks cheap. I've had my fair share of cheap smartwatches, with many of them varying in display quality. This is one of the cheapest looking displays I've seen so far. The resolution is low and pixel-y, the max brightness is subpar, and the blacks are so bright. Granted this is an LCD display, but I've owned similar cheap smartwatches on Amazon that are also LCD, yet the blacks on them are generally deeper.\n\nThird of all, this watch uses the app FitCloudPro, which is what I personally consider a very generic companion app. It doesn't really excel at much. Compared to other companion apps of the cheap variety, it doesn't have a huge watch face library, nor does it have outstanding health tracking features. And by outstanding, I mean, there is this other cheap watch I have whose companion app (GloryFitPro) allows it to track your vitals BY THE SECOND! This one is only fixed to 5 minutes. Very poor if you're keen on vital tracking.\n\nThroughout this review I've mainly been comparing this watch with my daily driver, the DR06, which was cheaper in terms of price, but absolutely the opposite in terms of quality. The only redeeming factor the \"HXQHSTBG\" has is its metal watch band, but it's kinda funny that the best part of a smartwatch is not the smartwatch.\n\nPersonally, I would not recommend this smartwatch, especially at $60. It feels more like a toy than anything. There are much better options to choose from, no matter what your criteria is when buying a smartwatch.",
"reviewTitle": "Eh, kinda cheap. My honest two cents.",
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root@mimir:~# zpool status storage-tank
pool: storage-tank
state: ONLINE
scan: resilvered 2.09M in 00:00:00 with 0 errors on Wed Nov 19 20:38:08 2025
