I waited a bit to write this review so I can wear the watch daily for while and get a feel for the operation and accuracy. First off the battery life is amazing. Even with high usage its still really good. I charged mine for the first time after a week of already using it right out of the box. it had 65% charge when I started it up the first time and it still has 35% after a week of use. The different fitness tracking functions work well when they are initiated to do so. what I mean by that is if you just leave the watch on and it tracks your heart rate frequently as well as calculating steps, the calorie burned count is significantly lower than when the watch is in any of the workout modes. there are a lot of workout modes which include things like yoga and simple stretching to more specific workouts. the difference is roughly 4 to 5 times as many calories burned when its in the workout modes vs when not. It should be closer if the watch is still tracking your heart rate and steps and so forth. I tried to keep it in workout mode all day but it times out at some point and loses the fitness data. its safer to do it in 2 or 3 hour increments if you want continuous accurate calorie data for the whole day. I do wish it had blood pressure measurement but I think you have to move up to a higher model for that. Other than that the GPS works pretty well and when it is in a workout mode it seems to have pretty accurate measurements in terms of overall calories burned. I compared it to other fitness trackers that I have used and I think it is more accurate than most in this price bracket. It is a very comfortable watch. light weight and durable. The phone app is neat and the multitude of available watch faces both free and for sale $1 to $2 are awesome. I change mine all the time just for fun. I will continue to use and update this review after a few months.

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I recently purchased the Amazfit Smart Watch, and I couldn't be more pleased with my purchase. This smartwatch has exceeded my expectations in every way, making it deserving of a solid 5-star review!

First and foremost, the user-friendly interface of the Amazfit Smart Watch is a game-changer. Setting it up was a breeze, and I was navigating through its features within minutes. The touchscreen is responsive, and the menu layout is intuitive, making it accessible to both tech-savvy users and those new to smartwatches.

One of the key features that I love is its ability to track steps and sleep. The step-tracking is incredibly accurate, and it has motivated me to stay active and reach my daily goals. It's a fantastic tool for keeping an eye on your daily activity levels, and I've found it to be very motivating.

The sleep tracking is another highlight for me. It provides detailed insights into my sleep patterns, helping me understand the quality of my rest. This has been invaluable for improving my sleep habits and overall well-being.

The exercise functions on this smartwatch are impressive. Whether you're running, cycling, or engaging in other forms of physical activity, it accurately tracks your progress. The heart rate monitor is a fantastic addition, ensuring you can exercise safely and efficiently. It has truly become my workout companion.

The icing on the cake is the beautiful interface. The watch faces are customizable, allowing me to choose a style that suits my mood or outfit. The high-resolution display is sharp, and the watch looks stylish and sleek on my wrist.

In addition to these features, the long battery life and water-resistant design make this smartwatch incredibly versatile. I don't have to worry about constantly charging it, and it can withstand my active lifestyle.

In conclusion, the Amazfit Smart Watch is a fantastic piece of technology that checks all the boxes. It's user-friendly, tracks steps and sleep with precision, excels in exercise tracking, and boasts a sleek and customizable interface. I highly recommend this smartwatch to anyone looking to enhance their daily life and fitness journey. It has truly made a positive impact on my daily routine. Five stars all the way! â­â­â­â­â­

Before trying out the Amazfit Bip Pro, I had been using a Fitbit Charge 4, and while I liked it, (the communication between it, the scale and app was stellar) it was beginning to show its age, and I didn't really care for the fiddling of the charger. When the band housing broke, I decided to try out an Amazfit, which had good reviews, a better price, and magnetic connectivity with the charger. It required a download of the Zepp app, which connected to the watch easily.

There are things the Fitbit + App does better, notably caloric intake, where you can add what you eat over a given day. There's no available scales to connect to the Bip without a 3rd party app, so I have to input my weight manually. But almost everything else, the Bip Pro 3 has in spades.

The Bip has a much bigger, easier to read face in full color, and a lot of (paywall, but inexpensive) available downloadable styles. It's light and easy to forget in wearing it. The price is obviously better, too: for the price of a Charge, I could get the Bip Pro 3, a magnetic base charger and a set of face protectors and spare bands. The Zepp app is reasonably polished, and the Zepp Aura gives you some decent relaxation, meditation and sleep sounds.

It's only been a couple weeks, but so far, I couldn't be happier!

I've had this watch for at least 3 weeks and I've only charged it once. I previously had another Amazfit but wanted to get a new one with a larger screen and longer battery life. I do appreciate the extra features such as being able to take a call on my watch and respond back to text messages. I do get double or triple copies of a text at times but I've gotten used to it and just delete them as they come in. This watch saves me from having to carry my phone everywhere around the house to prevent missing phone calls. It's a solid buy for a watch that is under $100. I will say I only use the watch for the basics. Not exercising or monitoring various health indicators. I'm sure that would factor in to the battery life. Gave it a 4 because the app can be difficult to navigate and receiving duplicates of a text message.

I wanted to wait until the battery died before I wrote a review, but I am getting impatient, so here it is. So far, the battery has lasted 36 days... I charged it when I first got it, and haven't put it on the charger since. It is at 11% now and I suspect I'll get another week out of it. I don't use the fitness stuff aside from the heart rate monitor, so I figure that's why the battery lasts so long for me. It has been great for getting messages without having to take my phone out, and it's good for use as a music controller, clock/timer, etc. I have no complaints. Great smartwatch for the money, and I am very happy with it.