While the Huawei Band 4 is the focus of our test, we are also taking a look at the Band 4e in parallel. While the smaller fitness tracker offers significantly less capabilities, it has one cool, extraordinary feature.
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Huawei-Band-4-and-Band-4e-Review-Using-them-together-also-makes-sense.453892.0.html
Question is how accurate it is. There is a sensor for analyzing running technique, but the manufacturer gave up on selling it to consumers and as a result almost doubled the price.
Most people land on heels simply because they use shoes with a lot of cushioning. Put on some thin soled shoes and it's pretty much guaranteed you won't do it for much longer (heels don't like getting slammed on the pavement). It's funny, really. Shoe manufacturers cushion heels to lessen the impact (protect knees) which ends up promoting heel landing which puts more stress on the knees, necessitating better cushioning. So they're solving the problem they've created. The foot has evolved to cushion the landing. And it's pretty good at it.
Nice complementarity between the 2 devices... but would it be similar with a Band 3 Pro on the wrist together with Band 4e on the shoe?