How to Use the Elantra Smart Bracelet?

[Daniela]

Remove the bracelet main unit and plug it into a USB port for half an hour to charge. Do not press the bracelet button during charging, as improper operation or prolonged button press may reset the bracelet, making it unable to power on. Once the bracelet is lit up, click "Search", and the bracelet's device name will appear in the device list. A prompt will pop up indicating successful device binding and a Bluetooth pairing request. Click "Confirm" and "Pair" respectively to complete the binding between the bracelet and the phone.

[KylieAnn]

To use the Elantra's smart wristband, here's my experience: First, take it out of the packaging and charge it for a few hours until fully charged, usually using a micro USB port—don't rush, just wait patiently. Then, set it up in the car. I found the 'Smart Key' option in the infotainment screen, clicked the pairing button, and pressed the small button on the wristband for a few seconds until the car beeped—that meant it was done. After pairing, wearing it outside is magical—walk within one or two meters of the car, and the doors automatically unlock, making startup more convenient. Just sit in the driver's seat, press the brake, and hit the ignition button to wake the engine. For maintenance, I charge it every night since the battery lasts about a week. If it runs out of power or responds slowly, charge it promptly. For safety, avoid leaving it in hot places, and take it off during car washes to prevent water damage. Overall, this gadget makes driving life much easier, especially on rainy days when you don’t have to fumble for keys.

[SanAlexa]

I often use this smart wristband for driving, and it feels super practical: First, charging is key, usually topping up every few days to keep it full. The pairing process is simple, just follow the on-screen prompts step by step. After locking the car, unlocking is automatic via wristband sensing. For daily use, wearing it on the wrist allows you to open the car door just by approaching it, and starting the car is as easy as pressing the brake and a button without needing to take out the key fob. The design is lightweight and unobtrusive, making it fine for wearing during housework or walks. The battery lasts about ten days, so it's recommended to keep a spare charging cable in the car just in case. Occasionally, taking it on long trips avoids the hassle of forgetting keys, which is great. For added security, setting a PIN code is advised to prevent loss. After using it for a few months, it's been a hassle-free and upgraded experience.

[DiEliana]

Getting started with the Elantra's wristband is simple: First, fully charge it. Then, pair it via the in-car menu's pairing button operation. Once paired, just wear it on your body. When you want to drive, approach the door and it will automatically open. Sit inside, step on the brake to start the vehicle. Regularly charge it and avoid overuse for easy maintenance. It's very user-friendly and straightforward.

[ORafael]

The smart bracelet is designed to be stylish, lightweight, and easy to carry. I wear it every day. When driving, it pairs simply and gets the job done in one go. It automatically unlocks the car door when I approach. After starting the car, just press the brake button and you're set. It charges quickly and lasts one to two weeks, with low maintenance and good waterproofing, so it's not afraid of getting wet during sports. It's convenient to wear and enhances daily driving pleasure, but remember to keep it safe and not leave it carelessly. Make sure to remember the security code for added protection. I've grown quite fond of it after using it for a while.