[General Accessories] andrei80:
Solved both above problems by using the Iwownfit non-pro version. The bracelet enters sleep mode if autosleep is enabled in app, but doesn't show that on its screen like the i5. It just disables the "Palming gestures" while "sleeping".

Now, a short review of the i6pro and some comparisons to my old bracelet, i5plus:

I’ve been using the iWOWN I5 Plus(bought under Evolio Linkfit name locally) for more than a year, which is a cheaper device, with a bit less features, but has served me well and I’m happy to say it delivered a lot for its price. Actually I’ve bought 3 of them and my family members are as happy as I am with their devices. Because of my good experience, I’ve decided to go for another Iwown product, the I6 Pro, whick I have received directly from China.

I’ve received the aluminium watch/ brown bracelet variant and the first impressions were that it looked small and somewhat stylish. It’s much smaller than the I5, in all dimensions and it just looks more premium. In the package, there’s a white charging cable, and some english manuals and guides. Of course, I didn’t read them, I’m a man! I just put the bracelet on my left hand and started it by long pressing the screen(3 seconds, I think). It greeted me, showing the ID by which it should be identified by phone app and firmware version(1.0.5.47). Screen seems smaller than I5's, but wider and with better graphics. Somewhat dimmer too though, that might be a problem in sunny days. The swiping/toching gestures used to controll it differ from what I was used to and sometimes don't register as intended, but are usable.

Now the functions...there are more functions than are present for the i5, such as controlling the vibration pattern and duration independently for all types of notifications, obviously heartbeat recording functions, more info for the sport types you practice and autorecognition, so that it starts recording some types of sports by itself(not sure it works) , the option to choose from 5 clock faces(only one is more advanced and shows all info, the rest just show the clock) and it stores the last 8 notifications. About that, sometimes when viewing them on bracelet, sometimes it gets stuck on one of them so the new notification icon remains on screen even if you have viewed it. They can be deleted by long pressing them. Heart rate sensor seems to be continuously active while recording a sport, whick should help tracking calories better. Heart rate is more accurate when wearing it tighter and just above the hand, below the bone in the wrist.

Then, there are the common functions, such as enabling automatic screen on when you lift the watch to look at it, setting alarms and schedules(can be viewed in the i6 on bracelet), using bracelet as remote for taking photos etc.

Battery time seems good, after 4 days it still has about 40% battery left, even though I've experimented and played with it quite a lot.

Things that should and maybe could be impreoved: More clock faces would have been nice, even though the ones already installed are useful and/or somewhat elegant and sleep mode should have an icon. The wrist turn screen on gesture does not always work for me, but it’s usable and the screen on time is rather short. Also, I’m not a big fan of the wristband as it is hard to fasten with one hand at first but then it gets too easy to detach after more wear, as it happened with my i5. I also mentioned the app should be able to autosync with bracelet at configurable intervals, so that temperature and app data were more current all the time. Zeroner pro and Iwownfit pro don’t have the autosleep option for the i6 pro, eventhough it’s there for the i5 plus. That makes them not record sleep at all. The non-pro versions have the option and it works. Also, the pro versions seem to disconnect from time to time and won’t reconnect automatically, so no notifications will go to the bracelet and no sync. The pro versions must be updated to support autosleep and stop disconnecting for the i6 pro. In the mean time, I will stick with the non-pro version, eventhough it has a bit less options and I don't like it as much. The problem with stuck notifications should also be solved.

All in all, it is a very nice product and support is very good(I've actually been in touch with some of their employees regarding the bugs I've encountered and they really tried to get to the bottom of them). Both the i5,the i6 and the needed apps were quite often updated, adding more functionality, stability and value. User community support is also good. I was happy with the i5 and the i6 seems even better. These devices are very competitive against much more expensive alternatives and in that regard, it has a great value for the money spent. Will be keeping an eye on iWOWN’s products, the low price combined with good quality and support makes them a very interesting proposition in a world filled with expensive brand-name devices that not always live up to their promises. The i6 pro isn’t currently available in locally in Romania and must be bought from Amazon(36-49 euro) or from China(cheaper).

Tips: Zeroner and Iwownfit apps are almost identical and share the same account and database. The pro versions on Zeroner and Iwownfit are, as name implies, more advanced, but at this time lack the autosleep function for the i6 pro. If that function is needed, the non pro versions can be used, which also seems much better at keeping bracelet connected. Heart rate sensor is more accurate when bracelet is tighter and placed just above the hand, below the proeminent carpal bone.