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Amazfit Smartwatch Comparison Table: Every Amazfit Smartwatch Compared

Dan

March 26, 2021

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Huami are establishing themselves as a dark horse in the smartwatch market, having now released several well reviewed smartwatches that are considerably cheaper than their competition. Released under the Amazfit brand, these smartwatches are geared towards fitness, however they also make for excellent all round smartwatches, even fpr people not interested in fitness tracking.

There are now 6 devices under the Amazfit brand, all of which have different features and are geared towards different uses. Some are fully fledged smartwatches with touch screens, while others are tiny bands which are designed to track your health. If you are struggling to work out which is the best amazfit smartwatch for you then this post should help you. Let’s start by looking at a comparison table between all Amazfit devices.

Amazfit Smartwatch Comparison Table

The below table displays the raw specs of the latest Amazfit smartwatches. While looking at specs can give us a good idea of the capabilities of the smartwatch, make sure to scroll down to see an overview of what each watch it like to use on a daily basis.

Specs	T-Rex Pro	GTR/S 2	GTR/S 2e	Bip S	Stratos 3	Verge	Stratos	Bip
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Dimensions	47.7 x 47.7 x 13.5mm	GTS 2: 42.8 x 35.6 x 9.7mm GTR 2: 46.4 x 46.4 x 10.7mm	GTS 2e: 42.8 x 35.6 x 9.7mm GTR 2e: 46.4 x 46.4 x 10.7mm	42 x 35.3 x 11.4mm
Screen	1.3" HD AMOLED	GTS 2: 1.65" AMOLED GTR 2: 1.39" AMOLED	GTS 2e: 1.65" AMOLED GTR 2e: 1.39" AMOLED	1.28" Transflective Color TFT	1.34" full round MIP Transflective TFT	AMOLED 1.3 Inch	LCD 1.34 Inch	Reflective low-power color display 1.28 Inch
Resolution	360 x 360	GTS 2: 348 x 442 GTR 2: 454 x454	GTS 2e: 348 x 442 GTR 2e: 454 x454	176 x 176	320 x 320	360 x 360	320 x 300	176 x 176
GPS	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes-
Connectivity	Bluetooth 5.0	Bluetooth 5.0, WiFi 2.4GHz	Bluetooth 5.0, WiFi	Bluetooth 5.0	Bluetooth 5.0, WiFi 2.4GHz	Bluetooth, GPS, Wifi	Bluetooth, GPS, Wifi, USB	Bluetooth, GPS
Sensors	BioTracker TM 2 PPG (support blood oxygen) Air pressure sensor Acceleration sensor 3-axis acceleration sensor 3-axis geomagnetic sensor Barometric altimeter	BioTracker TM 2 PPG (support blood oxygen) Air pressure sensor Acceleration sensor 3-axis acceleration sensor 3-axis geomagnetic sensor	BioTracker TM 2 PPG (support blood oxygen) Air pressure sensor Acceleration sensor 3-axis acceleration sensor 3-axis geomagnetic sensor	BioTracker™ PPG Bio-Tracking optical sensor 3-axis acceleration sensor 3-axis geomagnetic sensor	BioTracker™ PPG Bio-Tracking optical sensor 6-axis acceleration sensor 3-axis geomagnetic sensor Air pressure sensor	Advanced Heart Rate Sensor, Accelerometer, Gyro, Geomagnetic Sensor	Heart Rate Sensor, Accelerometer, Gyro, Barometer, Compass	Pedometer, Cardiac PPG, Geomagnetic, Air Pressure, GPS + Glonass
Tracking	Heart Rate (Advanced), Blood Oxygen, Sleep, Steps, Distance, Calories, Incline, 100 Sports Modes	Heart Rate (Advanced), Blood Oxygen, Sleep, Steps, Distance, Calories, 80 Sports Modes	Heart Rate (Advanced), Blood Oxygen, Sleep, Steps, Distance, Calories, 80 Sports Modes	Heart Rate (Advanced), Sleep, Steps, Distance, Calories, 10 Sports Modes	Heart Rate (Advanced), Vo2 Max, Sleep, Steps, Distance, Calories, 80 Sports Modes	Heart Rate (Advanced), Sleep, Steps, Distance, Calories	Steps, Calories, Heart Rate, Distance, Speed, Sleep Quality, Vo2 Max	Sport, Sleep monitor, Sedentary Reminder, Distance, Calories, Steps, Heart rate
Take Calls from Watch	No	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	No	No
Notifications	Yes – Vibration Feedback and On Screen Alerts	Yes – Vibration Feedback and On Screen Alerts	Yes – Vibration Feedback and On Screen Alerts	Yes – Vibration Feedback and On Screen Alerts	Yes – Vibration Feedback and On Screen Alerts	Yes – Vibration Feedback and On Screen Alerts	Yes – Vibration Feedback and On Screen Alerts	Yes – Vibration Feedback and On Screen Alerts
Water Resistance	10 ATM	5 ATM	5 ATM	5 ATM	5 ATM	IP68	50m	IP68
Battery	390 mAh (9-18 Days)	246 mAh (7 -14 Days)	246 mAh (7 -20 Days)	200mAh (up to 40 Days	300mAh (7-14 Days)	3-4 Days	280mAh – Up to 5 Days	190mAh - 45 Days
Where to Buy	Coming Soon	Amazon	Amazon	Amazon	Amazon	Gearbest.com	Gearbest.com	Amazon

Let’s take a closer look at every Amazfit smartwatch that I’ve reviewed so far. They all have their strengths and weaknesses and some are designed more for sports whereas others are a more casual smart device.

Amazfit GTR/S 2

The Amazfit GTS 2 and GTR 2 are the latest flagship smartwatches in the fashion line of Amazfit’s smartwatches. Both smartwatches are near identical apart from the obvious differences in design. The round GTR 2 is designed with a more classic appearance which the square GTS 2 somewhat mimics an Apple Watch

Both watches have identical internal specs, featuring Heart Rate & blood oxygen tracking, GPS, microphone & speaker, Bluetooth & WiFi connection and a 14 day battery life.

This is one of the best value smartwatches available right now. The AMOLED screens are sharp, clear and look as good as those on much more expensive watches. You’ll be able to use the abundant sensors to track your health and fitness with dozens of built in sports modes.

These are the first Amazfit smartwatches to feature a built in voice assistant which can be used to control most smartwatch functions.

Like all Amazfit smartwatches the GTS 2 & GTR 2 lack an app store so you can’t expand functionality, however it has some built in smart functions functions like music control, call receiving, alarms, calendar, weather.

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Amazfit GTR/S 2e

The GTS/R 2e is a cheaper version of the GTR/S 2. The watch retains most of the features of the flagship device such as the tracking sensors and high quality screen, but does away with the microphone & WiFi connection.

Sacrificing these features has allowed Amazfit to offer the GTS/R 2e at a pretty low price considering the capabilities of the watch. This version also has a longer battery life. In my opinion this is the best value Amazfit smartwatch even if it doesn’t have the most features.

Amazfit Bip S

The second generation of the very popular Amazfit Bip, the Bip S retains what made the original great and increases functionality. The Bip S is a basic, budget smartwatch with an extremely long battery life. The watch can last up to 40 days on a single charge, despite this it still boasts a heart rate monitor, internal GPS and 10 sorts tracking modes.

This is one of the cheapest smartwatches with these fairly advanced specs. While you do get these advanced tracking features there is somewhat of a sacrifice when it comes to the small, basic screen. The low resolution TFT display is no where near as clear or crisp as the AMOLED screens found in more expensive Amazfit watches.

If you are willing to put up with a less advanced screen then the Bip S represents excellent value for money.

Amazfit Stratos 3

If you are looking for a sporty smartwatch then the Amazfit Stratos 3 could be a great option. As the name suggests this is the third generation of this line of smartatches which has proven a popular alternative to the likes of Garmin.

The Stratos 3 features a great range of tracking sensors and is one of only a few Amazfit watches that tracks Vo2 Max. Unlike newer smartwatches the Stratos 3 doesn’t feature blood oxygen tracking but does feature built in GPS and 90 sports modes.

This is a more rugged device compared to most other Amazfit watches; it features a toughened plastic body and a transflective display which can be viewed in direct sunlight. The Stratos 3 is a slightly older smartwatch but still packs in some impressive features for those who like to track tough, outdoor sports.

Amazfit Verge

The Verge is a great valur Amazfit smartwatch and represents a shift in design and technology. The Verge utilises an AMOLED display rather than an LCD; this can some advantages and disadvantages. The screen is a lot brighter and more colourful than other Amazfit displays but its also harder to see in direct sunlight and the always on option is limited to reduce battery consumption.

The Verge also uses an upgraded heart rate sensor for more accurate continuous monitoring of your heart rate. This, plus the more basic design, indicates that the Verge is aimed at the fitness market more than the casual smartwatch user. This is the first watch in the Amazfit line to feature both a speaker and microphone, allowing you to take calls directly from your watch as long as it’s connected to your phone via Bluetooth.

Amazfit Stratos

The Amazfit Stratos is the largest smartwatch in the line-up as well as the most expensive. This is the flagship Amazfit product and features the best specifications and larger number of features. The watch has a 1.34 inch responsive touch screen with automatic back-light, it has a large number of sensors which track steps, heart rate, sleep quality, calories, distance and many other activity based metrics. The watch connects to your smartphone via bluetooth and displays all notifications in full, it will also vibrate when you receive calls, texts, whats app messages or social media notifications.

The design of the watch is stylish and sleek and doesn’t always look like a smartwatch on first appearance. The watch is the thickest in the Amazfit range and those with a thin wrist might struggle to wear this comfortably all day. The build quality is excellent and the look is modern and sleek, with a hint of classic watch design.

The Stratos is waterproof up to 50m, which means its safe to use in a swimming pool or shower. This is one of only a few smartwatches that can survive at this depth.

Who is it for: The Amazfit Stratos would suite anyone who is looking for a smartwatch that’s heavily geared towards fitness tracking, especially if you intend to use it in wet conditions. The Stratos is certainly more suited to a larger wrist due to its bulky design.

Where to buy: For the moment, the Amazfit Stratos is available exclusively on Gearbest.com

Amazfit Pace

The Amazfit Pace was the first fully fledged smartwatch from Huami, featuring a 1.34 inche touch screen and a number of sensors and widgets. The Pace is very similar in functionality to the Stratos; it has the same screen, sensors and tracking abilities. The different between the two is the design and the fact that the Pace is only splash proof opposed to fully waterproof. You shouldn’t take your pace swimming and I wouldn’t risk using it in the shower either.

The design of the Pace is thinner than the Stratos and is therefore more comfortable for a wider range of wrist sizes. The design is slick with smooth textures and only one small manual control button. The watch looks great on the wrist and easily matches up to more expensive smart devices in terms of attractiveness.

The Pace is one of the best value smartwatches out right now; you can grab one for just $125 and you’ll struggle to find an equally good smartwatch for that price anywhere.

Who is it for: The Amazfit Pace would suit someone who is looking for an excellent value smartwatch with a wide range of health tracking capabilities and full smartwatch notifications. Those who find fitbit’s and Apple watches far too pricey should consider the Pace.

Where to buy: The Pace is available on Amazon

Amazfit Bip

The Amazfit Bip an the ultra low cost smartwatch that tries to retain many of the features of a full smartwatch while keeping the price as low as possible. The Bip features a touch screen, heart rate monitor and pedometer that tracks steps, calories, distance, heart rate and sleep quality.

Amazfit seem to have based the design of the watch on the Apple Watch, with a small rectangular screen and silicone watch strap. Remember that the Apple watch is over $300 whereas this Bip can be found for just $70. The watches uses the Mi Fit app to display tracking data, which can sometimes not be totally accurate, but it does a reasonably good job considering the price.

One of the key features of the watch is the huge battery life, which Amazfit claims in 45 days. This is more than any other smartwatch available right now. If you use all of the features, such as GPS and heart rate tracking, the battery life will be reduced, but it will still beat out all other similar sized watches.

Who is it for: Anyone who wants something similar to an Apple watch but at a fifth of the price. The Bip is certainly one of the best value wearable devices of any category.

Where to buy: The Bip is available at the lowest price on Gearbest.com

Amazfit Cor

The Cor is Amazfit’s answer to Fitbit. Not quite a smartwatch, more of a fitness tracker with a small screen, the Cor is able to track you activity levels, heart rate and display notifications from your phone. What makes the Cor stand out most is its ultra low price and 50m water resistance rating.

The Cor is a designed as a band making it very comfortable to wear for long periods of time.The materials are high quality, with scratch resistance gorilla glass ensuring the band remains in pristine condition. The battery will last up to 12 days.

Who is it for: If you were considering a Fitbit but you baulked at the price, the Cor offers similar functionality but at a much lower price. This watch is perfect for swimmers who want to track their exercises in the water.

Where to buy: The Cor is available for the lowest price on Amazon

Amazfit Arc

The Amazfit Arc is definitely much more of a fitness band than a smartwatch, but it still retains some smartwatch features. While it’s only got a tiny OLED screen, it can still display some notifications from your smartphone and let you know when yo receive messages.  The Arc can also track your heart rate, steps, calories, distance traveled and sleep quality.

The Arc has an excellent curved design which means it’s very comfortable to wear all day, in fact you may forget you’re wearing it after a while.  The battery life is also very generous, lasting up to 20 days depending on usage. The data collected by the Arc is automatically synced to the Amazfit app on your smartphone, where you can view graphs and trends over a period of time.

Who is it for: If you are not interested in a full smartwatch and want the smallest, most comfortable device to monitor and track your health, then the Arc is a very affordable option.

Where to buy: The Amazfit Arc is available from Amazon

Conclusion

So which is the best Amazfit smartwatch? If we are going to look solely at the specs, then the Amazfit GTR 2 is objectively the best, however it also has its flaws. I prefer the Amazfit GTR 2e that has nearly the same specs but comes at a lower price point. You may prefer to have an even smaller smartwatch, in which case the Amazfit Bip S is probably best for you. You’ll need to consider which design you like the most (after all it’s going to be on your wrist all day, you want it to look good) and what you actually want to do with it. Regardless of which one you choose, it will likely be excellent value for money. Amazfit are quickly developing a reputation for offering much more affordable devices in comparison to Apple and Fitbit, but with similar or even superior specifications.

See Also: Amazfit Stratos vs Pace