Does anyone has meassure how many MBs the API + app uses while being used a 100% of the time?

👋 What do you mean by "MB"? :)

Megabytes

Depends on the end device - some are sending new infos every second where as the Apple Watch e.g. sends only ever 5 secs

Or do you mean via the Websocket API?

yeah it also helps, cuz I need an aprox cuz we are gonna use the SDK on a shopping stand and we must pay for the internet use, so we are trying to figure out how much MBs the API uses to have a clear value to hire

Do you know which devices you gonna use? Then i can tell it exactly :)

Like Apple Watch, Garmin, chestbelts with which app (iOS / Android), etc

Xiaomi Smart Band 7 + Samsung tab A7

android

Did you tested that they pair already? Im unsure about that 😅

I'm already on it

Bcs we only have experimental Xiaomi support in the iOS app

we are testing different solutions and this SDK fits our needs

Ye - but you also need the correct device :)

well lets say Band 7 + iphone 14

Could be working

ok confirmed then, we are gonna use an 8th gen ipad with the band 7

do you know an aprox on bandwidth use knowing this config?

Okay I got the following data: ``` Every time you join the channel (a different ID): {"topic":"hr:1234","event":"phx_join","payload":{},"ref":0} 59 Bytes from client to server As response the client receives the following data: {"event":"phx_reply","payload":{"response":{},"status":"ok"},"ref":0,"topic":"hr:1234"} Which count in 87 Bytes from server to client The update event (for a one digit heartbeat): {"event":"hr_update","payload":{"hr":0},"ref":null,"topic":"hr:1234"} Contains 69 Bytes from server to client (every 5 seconds) For two digits: {"event":"hr_update","payload":{"hr":10},"ref":null,"topic":"hr:1234"} Contains 70 Bytes from server to client (every 5 seconds) For three digits: {"event":"hr_update","payload":{"hr":100},"ref":null,"topic":"hr:1234"} Contains 71 Bytes from server to client (every 5 seconds) The keep-alive packet: {"topic":"phoenix","event":"heartbeat","payload":{},"ref":0} Contains 60 Bytes from client to server (every 10 seconds) As response the client receives the following data: {"event":"phx_reply","payload":{"response":{},"status":"ok"},"ref":0,"topic":"phoenix"} Contains 87 Bytes from server to client ```

So you can calculate the approximated amount of bytes per session time on yourself :)

thx a lot

its really helpful

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Are you using the Unity SDK, Unreal Engine or Godot?

UNITY

Okay from there i took the messages - should be all correct then :)

nice, thx a lot for the help, really useful info and great support

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<@325108360263368704> <@120250275477979136> just want to add, that the Xiaomi MiBand connection is experimental. Especially when it comes to version 7 it depends on the OS version of the band if a connection is possible. So I would suggest to use any other device to have a 100% reliable connection.