The Amazfit T-Rex Pro is an excellent smartwatch for fitness enthusiasts looking for more than a watch. Read our Amazfit T-Rex Pro Review to find out more.
If you’re looking for a smartwatch that does it all, then the Amazfit T-rex Pro is a great option. It has a built-in GPS receiver and heart rate monitor, so you don’t need extra equipment. It also has several other features like sleep tracking, music playback, and notifications. Check out my full review below to see if it’s right for you!
Amazfit T-Rex Pro Smart Watch for Men Rugged Outdoor GPS Fitness Watch, 15 Military Standard Certified, 100+ Sports Modes, 10 ATM Water-Resistant, 18 Day Battery Life, Blood Oxygen Monitor, Black
User reviews
Great for Tracking Exercise, Heart Rate, Helping you get out of your chair. For the price, the T-Rex Pro is a great piece of technology. I like the fact that it notifies you of a new text or a phone call via a blue tooth connection to your phone. I have an iPhone 13 and it works perfectly. I also like that is recognizes GPS and tracks where you hike, bike, or walk and can show your location on a map.The "ZEPP" software that you load on your phone is great for me, tracking frequency of exercise, heart rate data during exercise, average heart rate during the day, etc. ZEPP also communicates with the Apple exercise software (sort of redundant).I have not used it to track sleep yet, probably because I'm not used to wearing a watch to bed. Maybe I'll start soon. As others have commented, the coolest watch faces require a small payment. I've found a free one that looks good enough. I like that it has a weather function so that if you are biking or hiking, you can see if weather is turning bad on you. It has a very nice compass feature which could greatly help in navigation.Finally, I'm very impressed with the battery life of this thing. Even with regular use of apps and watch, check heart rate, etc. I'm getting way more than a week between charges. That's long enough that who cares anymore? Great price, Highly recommended.
Good Looking, Capable Watch, Built to Last. First, why I purchased the T-Rex Pro has everything to do with the two digital watches I had before I purchased the T-Rex Pro. Bear with me. More details about the watch itself below that.HUAWEI GT 2EMy 1-year old HUAWEI GT 2E watch strap broke and fell into a trash dumpster, which I didn't notice until it was too late. The $130 Huawei digital watch needed $4 screen protectors which broke almost bi-week, and the watch face eventually scratched up once I stopped replacing the protectors. The lesson here for me was that I wanted something more durable, similar to the Garmin Fenix 3 I had for 5 years prior to this watch.GARMIN FENIX 3My $650 Garmin Fenix 3 had come with a Saphire un-scratchable watch face. I loved this watch, treated it like a beast until the battery died (which is un-replacable). The memory for my love of the Fenix 3, with the bulky feel, and durable, sporty look, brought me to the T-Rex Pro, which is far less expensive. I was able to purchase the T-Rex Pro with a discount on amazon for $154.T-REX PROI've had the T-Rex Pro for several weeks, notably while moving locally and put it through an initiation where I accidentally clanked it against several doorways while walking with jumbo boxes in hands and it came through without a mark, even in one case having white paint stuck to the bezel from a wall where I had to peel off the paint with a utensil from the watch bezel. But no scratches through the 5 day ordeal despite the bezel hitting various doors, etc. The raised bezel no doubt has protected this watch face where the Huwei had failed time and again. As far as I can tell the watch face should hold up well without screen protectors.In terms of features, I've seen several reviews incorrectly state that you can only run one app on the watch at a time. They say, for example, if you've started the timer then you can't use the stopwatch, etc. Not true. When you have an app working on the watch just LONG-PRESS the "BACK" button and it will bring you out of the current app and back to the watch face where you can go back into your app list to select another app to use and run while the other one is working. It is possible to use multiple apps at the same time.I mostly use the watch for notification for calls, emails, and texts. It does an adequate job for this. I don't need to respond to them but just see what I need to get to while I'm out and about. The pop up notifications to alert you to a new text/email are a little too quick before disappearing for my tastes. When using the Notifications app to read an individual text/email, the messages are again on screen for only a few seconds before automatically kicking back out to the list of texts, so I need to go back and select/open the text again to get whatever part I missed. Also, a word in a text message will sometimes be broken up over two lines. It's not a huge deal in terms of functionality for but I also think it's something that should be fixed as it isn't professional look IMO. I can get past these small issues personally but you should know about them before purchasing this watch all the same.I love the look of the watch: the blue color suits me well and I like how the band feels more integrated with the overall look of the watch with the raised texture on the side of the band. In some online video reviews the blue watch color sometimes seemed a little greenish depending on the lighting but in personal it’s more of a matt blue grey which I do like and am pleased with. Please note, I've seen some people say there aren't replacement bands for this watch because they don't use the quick release mechanism on the band. You CAN purchase aftermarket bands for this watch but those bands require two small screw drivers (usually they come with the replacement band) and this was the very same process I used with my Fenix 3. The feel of the watch is good on the wrist and it's not too heavy. My fenix 3 had real heft to it which I kind of liked and wouldn't mind if the T-Rex Pro was even heavier. I imagine though most people would prefer the lighter feel of this watch.I downloaded a watch face that reminded me of one I had on the Fenix 3. I used the "AmazFaces" app from the iPhone store for a much wider selection of faces to download. Make sure in the T-Rex Pro "Zepp" watch app to toggle the watch setting for "Discoverable" to "ON" to be able pair and download watch faces from the AmazFaces app.The battery is very good. I still won't use an Apple watch because I don't like taking off my watch at night to charge and I like the option of not charging the battery for more than a few days. For instance, I misplaced my charger while moving, so I simply turned off all of the notifications, monitoring and special features, etc and I went 8 days using only 25% of the battery. But, should I turn all monitoring/features on such as heart rate, notifications, watch face always on, etc, I can use well more than 10% in a day. I like being able to adjust and balance what I want to use on the watch and keep a happy medium to battery length.All in all, I feel I have everything I wanted with my Fenix 3 at a big discount (sacrificing a little bit of the glitz of having a silver bezel, and the sports app, etc) but still have the pleasant feeling of a rugged watch that will give me a long battery life, take a beating, and provide the features I want.
Great battery life. Some improvements definitely possible. But like it regardless. I purchased this smart watch/fitness tracker hoping it could be my non-Apple/Samsung fitness smart watch and for the most part it has nicely done that.PROS:- The battery life is awesome easily lasting 2 weeks for my use.- The fitness tracking features are also pretty decent although I have no way of confirming their accuracy.- The lack of exposed metal parts is also very nice as it’s a job requirement for me so I can use this while working.CONS:- It does NOT work with generic watch straps (see photo). This is a real disappointment but I’ve seen 3rd party adapters online that allow it to work with those. However, if the 3ed party adapters are metal then I won’t be able to use them. Hopefully the OEM strap is still available once these eventually break!- It has a great alert feature reminding you to get moving each day so you don’t forget to work out but this feature should be a “smar”t alert that doesn’t turn on if you are already working out. Since it tracks your physical state, this should be possible. Instead you simply get a message suggesting you get moving even if you have been for the past several hours.- The screen is not flat and has a slight bevel near the edge (see photo). This means it won’t work well with glass screen protectors as they are totally flat so the edges will not remain in contact with the watch’s screen and eventually dust will get under the protector. There are other protectors for it that are smaller but that means 1/16-3/32” of the edge will be totally unprotected!In summary, overall this is an excellent product with a few minor areas for improvement.
Es lo necesario para el día a día y para actividades físicas. Robusto y resistente sin ser incómodo
Amazing... I bought this after researching many other brands and brand names. The quality of this is very good. I use it all day except while sleeping. Works underwater so far to a depth of 18' easily with touch screen still functioning. Compass and health functions seem good. I can only compare to an old fit bit from years ago. The price point is respectful of the quality and function of this device. Thinking about a smart watch, with the perfect array of bells and whistles, look no further. I'd recommend this to anyone looking to enter the smart watch market segment. Even at full price it's a good buy.
Producto muy robusto, con mucha funcionalidad y excelente diseño.
I had a amazfit Bip prior to this and after 3 years it finally died so got this as a replacement.I really like the size and features in this rugged designed watch. Good for tracking a variety of activities and monitoring pulse, s02 (if you want to know) and recording your sleep and progress through the Zepp App. Very rugged and as i only take it off to charge its got decent battery life (10-14 days). Very nice
Todo bien, la apariencia en particular muy “trail”; solo cuidado con la duración de la pila, si usas todas las aplicaciones y en particular GPS , la piña dura 1 día si acaso, si no te importa cargar diario no hay problema, en mi caso lo desactive para carga cada 8 o 10 días.la app de liga es mala y falla con detalles como el clima y los avisos , que para un reloj de este tipo es básico
The Amazing Amazfit T-Rex Pro
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Design | Military-grade design with 10 ATM water resistance |
| Display | 1.3″ AMOLED display with always-on option |
| Battery Life | Up to 18 days in basic use; 9 days with heavy usage |
| Activity Tracking | Supports over 100 sport modes with advanced stats; Built-in GPS, heart rate sensor, SpO2 sensor |
| Smart Features | Receive app notifications, control music playback, weather updates and more |
| Overall | Rugged yet stylish outdoor smartwatch with excellent battery life and tracking capabilities |
Design
We were sent the newly released Steel Blue color for our review and the more discreet Meteorite Black option. Both watches have highlights of red on the case, and two dark shades are very versatile to suit your style.
The Amazfit T-Rex Pro looks like an ordinary rugged fitness smartwatch, tough at first glance. This is why it is more spacious than other smartwatches with similar size screens.
The watch’s black casing features red triangular lines at 12- and 6-o’clock locations and an orange line on the bezel’s 3- and 9-o’clock places. There are four physical buttons, which are two each on the side. Each button is equipped with rough surfaces, which help to provide a tactile sensation when you feel it. On the bezel, the overall buttons are the letters SELECT BACK and UP, and DOWN to let you know the function of each button in the glance. The bezel is slightly heavier than other watches, making it more rugged. The side of the watch is a heart rate monitor and charging plates.
The 22mm rubber watch strap is connected to the lugs via a nut, which requires a tiny Allen key to release. The strap is two-toned, with black edges and grey holes for adjustment. The watch we received came with a wider band, with an overall total of 20 adjustment holes, which allows the perfect fit. The buckle is made of plastic and secured, and the fixed loop is fitted with a nub into the adjustment holes that securely hold the extra strap.
Rugged smartwatch
A rugged smartwatch is T-Rex Pro and guarantees 15 MIL STD-810G certifications. This includes shock resistance, tested in temperatures ranging from -40° Celsius to +70 degrees Celsius. It is also able to withstand freezing and ice rain.
One major feature of the Pro is the water resistance, an increase from the 5ATM on the initial Amazfit T-Rex. This means that you can submerge the watch for up to 100 meters. It’s not normal to do this except if you’re an experienced diver.
Despite its bulky appearance, even with its bulky appearance, the T-Rex Profits well even on smaller wrists and is exceptionally comfortable to wear all day long. The watch weighs in at 60 grams, and the strap made of silicone feels comfortable and well-made while being airy.
The appearance of a car is a matter of opinion. However, I like the rugged look of the T-Rex Pro and enjoy the comfort that I don’t have to worry about bumps or liquids that might get in the way.
Display
The 1.3″ AMOLED display in the T-Rex Pro is bright, clear, and vivid. It is also very compact. I have found the display on the T-Rex Pro to be the ideal middle ground to allow for easy operation and touch input, but not being the water meter on your wrist like some bigger watches are known to do.
The text and icons were clear, while even more intricate faces of watches looked stunning from any angle and all viewing distances. Its Always-On Display (AOD) is an excellent feature, and so is the automatic control of brightness. The touchscreen’s responsiveness was amazing, and I had no issues with taps that were not registered. Brightness output was satisfactory, although certainly not the best in class.
The outer edge of T-Rex Pro protected the display very well during my tests. I didn’t make an effort to test its endurance. However, I am sure it acquiesced to occasional knocks on doorknobs or other hard surfaces, with the display glass being scratch-free.
Features and Performance
For health tracking, We have a BioTracker 2-PPG sensor with the Amazfit GTR 2 series and promises to give more accurate data for heart rate and SpO2 measurements and improved automatic workout detection. T-Rex Pro T-Rex Pro also supports GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, and BeiDou satellite positioning, which can aid in accurately tracking your exercise routes.
The automatic workout detection feature was almost absent in my tests. While I was working out, the watch could not precisely detect the time I switched between sets, which affected the overall intensity of my workout. However, the activity and sports tracking choices are among the most diverse, with more than 100 options available.
The GPS was locked about 5-10 seconds after I began my workout and maintained an accurate and reliable signal all the time I used it. This is not at the same level as an iPhone receiver regarding GPS reliability. In this case, the data I recorded from a hike using the GPS information via T-Rex Pro. T-Rex Pro was persistently off 10-20 meters from the actual location. The watch also drew random lines when I changed directions.
Zepp application and data on workouts using GPS
The heart rate data aligned with other wearables of the Amazfit brand, such as Amazfit GTS 2. Amazfit GTS 2 has the BioTracker 2 PPG optical sensor. The tracker’s blood oxygen level (SpO2) monitoring is consistent with the previous Amazfit wearables and monitors from various brands. It’s an essential feature in the current times we live in today. However, it’s not as good as the pulse oximeter, which gives you more precise and reliable readings.
Sleep tracking was helpful but not as reliable in my test. One night, when I was lying on my couch, the watch decided that I was asleep, and put me in a sleepy state for about 20 minutes, which was not the scenario. Most days, my wake-up and fall-asleep times were added correctly.
Sleep tracking data
It was interesting to look at the breakdown of your sleep stages. However, I’m not sure if the data has any real worth. It’s also helpful to display a handful of the sleep data indicators directly on the watch instead of logging into the Zepp app every time.
Performance & Battery Life
The T-Rex Pro has a 390mAh capacity battery, matching nicely with the T-Rex’s internal power source. With an estimated 18 days in typical use, 9 days in heavy use, and a remarkable 40 hours of GPS battery, the T-Rex Pro should last longer than most other devices.
While you may get more than 10 days out of your watch, if you use it as a fitness tracker, you’ll want to ensure you’ve set up the correct settings before you leave home. Otherwise, you might end up with something that looks great but isn’t ready for prime time.
The standard T-REX feels perfect for a solid week up to 20 days compared to the Pro, which gets you about 3 weeks. With the classic T-Rex, you lose around 10% after 60 mins of GPS use, whereas the Pro loses approximately 5%. You may not get 40hrs out of the Pro, but it still holds up pretty well.
Amazfit T-Rex Pro setup
The T-Rex Pro isn’t quite the ultimate personal assistant or fitness tracker you might hope for, but it has some useful features. You can use it to get notifications without having to pull out your phone, and you can even control the volume of your music using it.
The T-Rex Pro is a great companion for your iPhone or Android device. You can quickly hook it up using Bluetooth technology, providing a wealth of helpful information, including a weather forecast, sunrise, sunset, moon phases, and more. The screen is large and easy to read, making it perfect for taking photos, checking email, browsing the web, and playing games. For example, many popular puzzle apps, such as Sudoku and Crossword, are available.
Since it came out, I’ve been using my T-Rex Pro, and I’m still running after 18 days. I was doing some light jogging, but the real test is how long it’ll last while exercising. So far, it’s lasted more than 14 hours without needing charging. That means I could get up early, jog before work, and return home to charge it.
Amazfit T-Rex Pro fitness tracking
Data is presented accuracy is excellent, Heart rate monitoring is reliable GPS is accurate. However, a better model, the T-Rex Pro, costs less than half as other models but still performs very well.
The T-Rex Pro gives you at-a-glance stats about how long you ran, your calorie burn, your heart rate, etc. Once you’re done running, it recommends a rest time based on your workout.
It tells you how much power your muscles generate during exercise. You’ll need to know this if you want to do more than walk or jog around the block.
I’m unsure if this is the right place to ask, but I have trouble getting my iPhone app to work properly. Could someone please tell me how to fix this? Thanks!
The T-Rex Pro proved most accurate at distinguishing between indoor and outdoor running in testing.
T-Rex Pro companion app
The watch faces are simple, but plenty includes a clock face, a stopwatch, a compass, a thermometer, a moon phase indicator, a countdown timer, a calendar, a battery life indicator, and more. Some themes are available, such as a night sky or a sunrise. You can even create your custom theme by downloading images from Google Images.
We were disappointed by the ‘My Goals’ section because it was simply a target step per day goal, a target weight, a target calorie burn, and a target sleep goal. That’s all a little basic, given how esoteric the device obsesses about.
The T-Rex Pro fitness tracker isn’t designed to help you get fitter. Instead, it tracks how many steps you take throughout the day, sleep quality, and activity levels. You’ll also be alerted if you’ve been inactive for too long. There’s even a virtual rabbit mode to compare yourself to your past performance.
The T-Rex Pro does not connect to other fitness apps, so if you are already using an application such as Strava, My Fitness Pal, or Runkeeper, you won’t be able to add additional features.
Verdict
There are many different types of smartwatches out there. Some are sleek and stylish, while others are rugged and tough. These watches come at various sizes and prices. However, some do sacrifice features or battery life to be cheaper. In this case, we’re looking at a rugged smartwatch that tracks and maps your exercise while measuring your heartbeat at a reasonable price tag. This is the watch for you.
The Amazfit Pro T-Rex Pro is a decent smartwatch, but there are better options if you want something more expensive or fancier. You get what you pay for here.
Despite its OS limitations, the T-Rex Pro merits serious consideration if you’re looking for a capable smartwatch that isn’t afraid of extreme environments or water. With its comfortable fit and capable spec sheet, the T-Rex offers a balanced smartwatch experience to suit most casual consumers. Smaller compromises in software and tracking aren’t dealbreakers and don’t detract from the overall package.
FAQs
Q1. Is the Amazfit T-Rex Pro waterproof?
Q2. What are the key features of the Amazfit T-Rex Pro?
Q3. Does the Amazfit T-Rex Pro have a built-in altimeter?
Q4. Can I track my sleep with the Amazfit T-Rex Pro?
Q5. Is the Amazfit T-Rex Pro compatible with iOS and Android?
Conclusion
The Amazfit T-Rex Pro is an excellent smartwatch for fitness enthusiasts looking for more than a watch. Read our Amazfit T-Rex Pro Review to find out more.
If you’re looking for a smartwatch that does it all, then the Amazfit T-rex Pro is a great option. It has a built-in GPS receiver and heart rate monitor, so you don’t need extra equipment. It also has several other features like sleep tracking, music playback, and notifications. Check out my full review below to see if it’s right for you!
Amazfit T-Rex Pro Smart Watch for Men Rugged Outdoor GPS Fitness Watch, 15 Military Standard Certified, 100+ Sports Modes, 10 ATM Water-Resistant, 18 Day Battery Life, Blood Oxygen Monitor, Black
User reviews
Great for Tracking Exercise, Heart Rate, Helping you get out of your chair. For the price, the T-Rex Pro is a great piece of technology. I like the fact that it notifies you of a new text or a phone call via a blue tooth connection to your phone. I have an iPhone 13 and it works perfectly. I also like that is recognizes GPS and tracks where you hike, bike, or walk and can show your location on a map.The "ZEPP" software that you load on your phone is great for me, tracking frequency of exercise, heart rate data during exercise, average heart rate during the day, etc. ZEPP also communicates with the Apple exercise software (sort of redundant).I have not used it to track sleep yet, probably because I'm not used to wearing a watch to bed. Maybe I'll start soon. As others have commented, the coolest watch faces require a small payment. I've found a free one that looks good enough. I like that it has a weather function so that if you are biking or hiking, you can see if weather is turning bad on you. It has a very nice compass feature which could greatly help in navigation.Finally, I'm very impressed with the battery life of this thing. Even with regular use of apps and watch, check heart rate, etc. I'm getting way more than a week between charges. That's long enough that who cares anymore? Great price, Highly recommended.
Good Looking, Capable Watch, Built to Last. First, why I purchased the T-Rex Pro has everything to do with the two digital watches I had before I purchased the T-Rex Pro. Bear with me. More details about the watch itself below that.HUAWEI GT 2EMy 1-year old HUAWEI GT 2E watch strap broke and fell into a trash dumpster, which I didn't notice until it was too late. The $130 Huawei digital watch needed $4 screen protectors which broke almost bi-week, and the watch face eventually scratched up once I stopped replacing the protectors. The lesson here for me was that I wanted something more durable, similar to the Garmin Fenix 3 I had for 5 years prior to this watch.GARMIN FENIX 3My $650 Garmin Fenix 3 had come with a Saphire un-scratchable watch face. I loved this watch, treated it like a beast until the battery died (which is un-replacable). The memory for my love of the Fenix 3, with the bulky feel, and durable, sporty look, brought me to the T-Rex Pro, which is far less expensive. I was able to purchase the T-Rex Pro with a discount on amazon for $154.T-REX PROI've had the T-Rex Pro for several weeks, notably while moving locally and put it through an initiation where I accidentally clanked it against several doorways while walking with jumbo boxes in hands and it came through without a mark, even in one case having white paint stuck to the bezel from a wall where I had to peel off the paint with a utensil from the watch bezel. But no scratches through the 5 day ordeal despite the bezel hitting various doors, etc. The raised bezel no doubt has protected this watch face where the Huwei had failed time and again. As far as I can tell the watch face should hold up well without screen protectors.In terms of features, I've seen several reviews incorrectly state that you can only run one app on the watch at a time. They say, for example, if you've started the timer then you can't use the stopwatch, etc. Not true. When you have an app working on the watch just LONG-PRESS the "BACK" button and it will bring you out of the current app and back to the watch face where you can go back into your app list to select another app to use and run while the other one is working. It is possible to use multiple apps at the same time.I mostly use the watch for notification for calls, emails, and texts. It does an adequate job for this. I don't need to respond to them but just see what I need to get to while I'm out and about. The pop up notifications to alert you to a new text/email are a little too quick before disappearing for my tastes. When using the Notifications app to read an individual text/email, the messages are again on screen for only a few seconds before automatically kicking back out to the list of texts, so I need to go back and select/open the text again to get whatever part I missed. Also, a word in a text message will sometimes be broken up over two lines. It's not a huge deal in terms of functionality for but I also think it's something that should be fixed as it isn't professional look IMO. I can get past these small issues personally but you should know about them before purchasing this watch all the same.I love the look of the watch: the blue color suits me well and I like how the band feels more integrated with the overall look of the watch with the raised texture on the side of the band. In some online video reviews the blue watch color sometimes seemed a little greenish depending on the lighting but in personal it’s more of a matt blue grey which I do like and am pleased with. Please note, I've seen some people say there aren't replacement bands for this watch because they don't use the quick release mechanism on the band. You CAN purchase aftermarket bands for this watch but those bands require two small screw drivers (usually they come with the replacement band) and this was the very same process I used with my Fenix 3. The feel of the watch is good on the wrist and it's not too heavy. My fenix 3 had real heft to it which I kind of liked and wouldn't mind if the T-Rex Pro was even heavier. I imagine though most people would prefer the lighter feel of this watch.I downloaded a watch face that reminded me of one I had on the Fenix 3. I used the "AmazFaces" app from the iPhone store for a much wider selection of faces to download. Make sure in the T-Rex Pro "Zepp" watch app to toggle the watch setting for "Discoverable" to "ON" to be able pair and download watch faces from the AmazFaces app.The battery is very good. I still won't use an Apple watch because I don't like taking off my watch at night to charge and I like the option of not charging the battery for more than a few days. For instance, I misplaced my charger while moving, so I simply turned off all of the notifications, monitoring and special features, etc and I went 8 days using only 25% of the battery. But, should I turn all monitoring/features on such as heart rate, notifications, watch face always on, etc, I can use well more than 10% in a day. I like being able to adjust and balance what I want to use on the watch and keep a happy medium to battery length.All in all, I feel I have everything I wanted with my Fenix 3 at a big discount (sacrificing a little bit of the glitz of having a silver bezel, and the sports app, etc) but still have the pleasant feeling of a rugged watch that will give me a long battery life, take a beating, and provide the features I want.
Great battery life. Some improvements definitely possible. But like it regardless. I purchased this smart watch/fitness tracker hoping it could be my non-Apple/Samsung fitness smart watch and for the most part it has nicely done that.PROS:- The battery life is awesome easily lasting 2 weeks for my use.- The fitness tracking features are also pretty decent although I have no way of confirming their accuracy.- The lack of exposed metal parts is also very nice as it’s a job requirement for me so I can use this while working.CONS:- It does NOT work with generic watch straps (see photo). This is a real disappointment but I’ve seen 3rd party adapters online that allow it to work with those. However, if the 3ed party adapters are metal then I won’t be able to use them. Hopefully the OEM strap is still available once these eventually break!- It has a great alert feature reminding you to get moving each day so you don’t forget to work out but this feature should be a “smar”t alert that doesn’t turn on if you are already working out. Since it tracks your physical state, this should be possible. Instead you simply get a message suggesting you get moving even if you have been for the past several hours.- The screen is not flat and has a slight bevel near the edge (see photo). This means it won’t work well with glass screen protectors as they are totally flat so the edges will not remain in contact with the watch’s screen and eventually dust will get under the protector. There are other protectors for it that are smaller but that means 1/16-3/32” of the edge will be totally unprotected!In summary, overall this is an excellent product with a few minor areas for improvement.
Es lo necesario para el día a día y para actividades físicas. Robusto y resistente sin ser incómodo
Amazing... I bought this after researching many other brands and brand names. The quality of this is very good. I use it all day except while sleeping. Works underwater so far to a depth of 18' easily with touch screen still functioning. Compass and health functions seem good. I can only compare to an old fit bit from years ago. The price point is respectful of the quality and function of this device. Thinking about a smart watch, with the perfect array of bells and whistles, look no further. I'd recommend this to anyone looking to enter the smart watch market segment. Even at full price it's a good buy.
Producto muy robusto, con mucha funcionalidad y excelente diseño.
I had a amazfit Bip prior to this and after 3 years it finally died so got this as a replacement.I really like the size and features in this rugged designed watch. Good for tracking a variety of activities and monitoring pulse, s02 (if you want to know) and recording your sleep and progress through the Zepp App. Very rugged and as i only take it off to charge its got decent battery life (10-14 days). Very nice
Todo bien, la apariencia en particular muy “trail”; solo cuidado con la duración de la pila, si usas todas las aplicaciones y en particular GPS , la piña dura 1 día si acaso, si no te importa cargar diario no hay problema, en mi caso lo desactive para carga cada 8 o 10 días.la app de liga es mala y falla con detalles como el clima y los avisos , que para un reloj de este tipo es básico
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