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A. Walker –
El reloj supero mis expectativas, muy buena precisión tanto del ritmo cardíaco como del GPS. Excelente opción a muy buen precio para quienes están iniciando en el running
Al K –
Glad I stumbled upon this watch during Prime Days, a lot cheaper than the alternatives and meets all my needs for a fitness tracker. Has a few quirks but overall it’s been working well so far. Heart rate tracker matches elliptical I use, step count seems to be accurate, haven’t really used the sleep tracker overnight yet but it did pick up a daytime nap I took :-). Battery life is great! Lots of features and app seems to be pretty user friendly. Also like the customizable watch faces and band options.
GeekyPhotogMomSings –
Background: I’m coming from a Charge 3 and Charge 4, all which broke prematurely due to defects that Fitbit doesn’t acknowledge. The 3 was unviewable in daylight after a software update (cough, sus) and the 4 connector snapped over somehow, somewhere. Didn’t see it happen, can’t even see where it broke because it’s missing but smooth as if it never existed. Clearly, it must’ve been something that was glued together and came apart easily and cleanly – which is clearly a defect in manufacturing. Read about people buying multiples and having it happen again around 12 – 14 months!
Back to THIS watch. The petal pink bezel/connectors are really more like rose gold, which is exactly what I wanted, and what it looks like on screen despite the weird name.
The good:
– it’s beautiful
– the silicone strap (not pictures) that came with it is so silken, smooth and flexible. WAY comfy, unlike Fitbit bands.
– there are tons of beautiful watch faces available
– the side button can be configured to launch a specific app
– the speaker is nice and loud
– lots of music storage space
– can answer phone calls from my wrist
– has barometric pressure readings (that I can barely understand – not as helpful as I’d thought)
– has weather with wind force!
– lots of menus are customizable
– uses a standard, universal watch band size 20mm, so you aren’t locked into proprietary nonsense if you ever switch
-sleep tracking is good
-can see Sp02 on command vs. Fitbit
– can customize a vibration pattern for different types of alerts!
The not so good:
– Notifications are a little lacking
– unreliable heart rate. Heart rate is only accurate if the watch is tight in the EXACT right place about 1 inch below wrist bone. Tested with Fitbit on other arm and Samsung phone. When placed correctly, it was accurate but slow to update. Increments are choosable, but still slower to register changes. Has the ability to be WAY more off than the Fitbit ever was – sometimes it’s really just guessing.
– the app is okay. Some of it is great, some less than stellar, but it does get updated so potentially could work out the kinks
– doesn’t seem to register steps when my arms don’t swing on the treadmill, if I’m holding on. I have to switch to ankle wear.
It’s not as precise as the Fitbit, but it seems to be less proprietary, more full-featured, and reliable as far as I’ve heard from users in terms of not breaking. If I trusted Fitbit, the Versa2 would probably be more accurate than this, but I don’t. I think if I didn’t like this, I’d consider the Amazfit Band7 which does less but is more of a health tracker. But this one is cute and has a big display, so I think I can live with less precise measurements at such a great price.
– getting your music in and sorting isn’t easy.
– battery life sucks, especially if you use any bells and whistles
For the price, it’s a lovely watch.
Diego M –
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GeekyPhotogMomSings –
I got this recently while the watch was on sale. It’s important to note that this is a “New Version” from the original GTS 2, which means the screen is NOT as scratch proof as the original (already picked up a few permanent ones). It does have other features that I appreciate, like settings that make things much better for left-handers- like how the watch is tipped and used daily, so that was something that lessens how much I hate being left-handed, lol.
Having a speaker and mic to listen to music or take a call is a fun addition (calling Dick Tracy), and the app is very useful and has added face designs and layouts every time I check for new ones to check out. The HR sensor doesn’t seem to be super accurate on low to medium exertion when starting a workout program, but does level out as I continue (I double check using chest bands and treadmill sensors).
The amount of tailored workout programs is dizzying, and you can have a certain amount of them on the main workout programs screen for ease of use, or go into the full list and switch them out at your leisure. I use outdoor running, treadmill, weight training, elliptical machine, boxing, and indoor sports the most.
The sleep tracker is much more accurate than my last watch (a Garmin Forerunner 35) and sleep number bed (though that’s not saying much), and battery life isn’t bad when not using GPS and workout modes. I could probably go a week and a half without using half of the battery if not using workout mode/GPS.
There’s a bunch of settings that you can modify to save battery life (ex. periods in between HR monitoring, screen timeout, times to auto turn on via wrist tilt, etc), so that’s a good way to mitigate that issue.
Overall, I’m still just as stoked to have this as the first week of use, so that’s a win for me, as I did a crap ton of research on a dozen or so top fitness-geared smart watches. I did wish there were ways of using or displaying third party apps (hello google maps), but the built-in widgets and functions like compass, barometric altimeter, weather, timers, GPS ,flashlight (very bright white screen much like a fallout pip-boy light), phone finder, password lock, and DND smart mode make up functionally for that. And the mp3 storage is built into the watch, so I can go on a run without my phone and listen to music while tracking everything.
The method of putting the mp3s on the watch is lame and involves putting the mp3s on your phone, then adding them to the watch wirelessly via the Zepp app, which takes 30 seconds to a minute PER song). Why they couldn’t just have just integrated a USB charging AND data cable to do this is beyond me, but maybe they’ll include that in the GTS 3 coming later this year or next.
Keep in mind the app doesnt have ANY EQ support for mp3s, so I had to get earbuds (Anker Soundcore) with an app for EQ adjustment.
Raymo –
The Amazfit GTS is one of Amazfit latest offerings in its line up of wearable technology.
Many would say it took inspiration from the Apple Watch, but then a watch would either be rectangular or round. So you could argue that Apple copied the design of the first laptop – “the fruity company should’ve made a laptop of oval shape”. I digress…
I’ll address the positives first of this product and then the negatives last.
Pro:
1. It has good battery life, with the heart rate detection set to the most frequent (including sleep analysis) and brightness set to automatic, with daily use of GPS for about 45 mins, I’d get around 10 days of use before it drops to around 2%.
2. Sleep tracking is rather accurate. The GTS accurately monitors your sleep and it did pretty much hit the nail in terms of sleep and wake times better than my Huawei Honor Band 4. It gives similar sleep analysis like that with the Huawei wearables. I suppose the presentation of the sleep analysis graph isn’t as intuitive as Huawei, but it’s certainly acceptable.
3. It is quite comfortable to wear. The GTS is very light, weighing in around 24g, and the wristband is replaceable.
4. Design and screen quality is excellent. The screen is probably its strongest feature. WIth a metallic edge finish and relatively large 1.65″ AMOLED screen, colours and detail really pops especially indoors. Outdoor wise, the screen is still very viewable but not as clear compared to transflective displays.
Con:
1. Poor GPS accuracy. I’ve thoroughly tested the GPS, many times thorugh various weather settings.
Despite what some runners and reviewers on YouTube have given praise to the GTS. It is possible in reality, poor overall in GPS accuracy. This might be due to poor quality control, and that certain batches of the GTS have good reception and well built, but for me the GPS has been continuously poor.
On sunny days, no cloud, wide open area, little to no trees, compared to my smartphone, it always tracks 1 to 3% less, and is often cutting corners, shows I’m running on top of houses or on the opposite side the road.
I could finish a 10k with my phone tracking 10.41, with the GTS tracking 10.18. That’s over 200 metres difference!
Their firmware update from March has promised better GPS accuracy and fast lock on, so this might imply that their accuracy was even worse before. (Eek!).
And no, a more expensive watch does not equate to better GPS accuracy.
2. Step counter/pedometer. The GTS in house, is quite honest when you are indoors and tends to overestimate when moving around indoors. When it is synchronised with Google Fit – Google Fit does not receive the same step count as the Amazfit, this is possibly because the algorithm has discarded many of the steps from the watch, but compared to my Huawei Honor Band 4, every step it counted got sychronised to Google Fit, 1:1.
The step tracking gets really bad when you start tracking a walk (via the app or the watch). On many of my walks, it counted approximately 700-900 steps for every kilometre, which estimates my stride to be around 115cm or 120cm.
If I don’t track a walk activity, the step tracking sets me around 1000 steps per kilometre which is better but still inaccurate.
I’m a short person, and my average stride is 74cm and I walk about 1400 steps for every kilometre. The Amazfit must think I’m on stilts.
My phone pedometer, Huawei Honor Band 4 and Mi Band 2 do a much better job than the Amazfit GTS.
In terms of step tracking, I’d say the Honor Band 4 wins.
3. Heart rate detection when not worn – does not stop when the detection rate is set to automatic (be it 1 min to 30 mins). This may be nitpicking, but the HR sensors continues to flash away even when there’s no skin contact, which would result in a lower battery efficiency (not that it’s poor in anyway) but is rather unnerving that it’s eating away the battery when it’s not worn.
My Honor Band 4, when set to automatic, will continuously detect the HR whenever there is contact with the skin and stop when it is not worn.
In summary, the Amazfit GTS is quite a good buy if you want a very crispy and punchy display with a nice interface and you don’t workout or have no interest in the accuracy of fitness tracking. Though the price is rather steep for a watch for those features alone.
If you’re a person who is really into fitness tracking and wants accurate results, I’d look elsewhere.
A. MacLean –
Recently purchased another watch from Amazon and the watch worked well, navigating it was a bit of a pain and the app with it was a nightmare. It now resides in a drawer. I ordered one of these from Amazon and have found it to be much better. I had 3 Fitbits before this and have found this to operate similarly at half the price. It is simple and app works very well. Battery life has been good using 10 to 15% a day. Only issue I have had with it has been the watch faces that I loaded onto it disappearing over night twice.
Davide –
Smartwatch abbastanza completo e funzionale anche se avrei preferito l’aggiunta dell’opzione risposta a telefonate e ascolto messaggi vocali
A. Walker –
L’Amazfit GTS Smartwatch si è rivelato un eccellente compagno per il fitness e molto altro ancora.
**Design elegante:** L’orologio ha un design elegante con un display del quadrante in vetro 3D che appare sorprendente.
**Resistenza all’acqua:** La resistenza all’acqua fino a 5 ATM lo rende adatto anche per il nuoto, il che è un grande vantaggio per gli appassionati di sport acquatici.
**GPS integrato:** Il GPS integrato è stato estremamente utile per il monitoraggio preciso delle attività all’aperto.
**Batteria durevole:** La batteria ha una buona durata, il che significa che non devo preoccuparmi di ricaricarlo frequentemente.
**Ampie funzionalità fitness:** L’orologio offre un’ampia gamma di funzionalità fitness, tra cui il monitoraggio del battito cardiaco e del sonno, che ho trovato molto utili per mantenere uno stile di vita sano.
In conclusione, l’Amazfit GTS Smartwatch è un ottimo orologio per il fitness con un design elegante, funzionalità avanzate e una buona durata della batteria. Lo consiglio vivamente e la mia valutazione di cinque stelle riflette la mia completa soddisfazione.
Amazon Customer –
Habe 2 Amazfit GTS gekauft. Eine für meine Frau und eine für mich. Wir sind beide total begeistert. Es gibt keine Verbindungsunterbrechungen (ausser natürlich man ist ausser Bluetooth-Reichweite, aber sobald man wieder in Reichweite ist, verbindet sich die Uhr sofort wieder mit der APP und synchronisiert die Daten!). Einrichtung ebenfalls sehr einfach. ZEPP APP (vormals Amazfit APP) herunterladen und registrieren. Sobald die Uhr da ist, Uhr gleich mal aufladen und danach einfach den Startknopf auf der Seite drücken und dann erscheint am Display ein QR-Code. Dann in der APP unter “Profil” “Gerät hinzufügen” auswählen und dann noch “Uhr” und “Amazfit GTS” auswählen. Dann startet die APP den QR-Code Scanner der Kamera (natürlich dann den Zugriff erlauben) und nach ein paar Sekunden ist die Uhr auch schon vebunden. Es gibt jede Menge Watch-Faces in der ZEPP APP und dann noch zusätzliche in der APP “Amazfit GTS”, die kann man ebenfalls aus dem Playstore runterladen. Was hier auch problemlos funktioniert hat ist, dass wir 2 Uhren parallel haben. Das hat bei anderen teilweise gar nicht funktioniert. Hier war meistens die Einrichtung der 1. Uhr kein Problem, sobald man aber dann die 2. Uhr (für meine Fau) einrichten wollte, gab es nur Troubles. Das ist bei dieser Uhr kein Thema. Auch die vielen Einstellungen die man teilweise in der Uhr oder in der APP machen kann, erlaubt es jedem, seine Uhr so anzupassen, wie er/sie es haben will. Wir haben das Teil jetzt 1 Woche und spielen natürlich immer wieder mal rum. Der Akku ist nach einer Woche noch bei über 50 %!!!!. Auch das GPS wurde teilweise kritisiert. Das habe ich heute mal bei einem Spaziergang getestet. Zuerst rausgegangen an die frische Luft, “Outdoor Laufen” ausgewählt und schon nach ein paar Sekunden hat die Uhr das GPS signal gefunden. Dauer ca. 1 Stunde. Anzeige wirklich sehr genau. Die Wegstrecke führte durch Wald und über Wiesen und Straßen. Sobald der Rundgang beendet war, mal das ganze in der APP angeschaut. Sehr genaue Karte von Google Maps wird angezeigt. Dort kann man auch noch sogar in die “Satellitenansicht” umschalten. Macht das auf jeden Fall sehr gut. Da liest man oft bei wesentlich teureren Modellen arge Dinge. Vielleicht haben sie aber beim GPS auch nachgebessert. Bei der Inbetriebnahme der Uhr wurden gleich einige Updates eingespielt, darunter auch ein Update für das GPS. Also ich finde, es funktioniert sehr gut!
Für einen Hobbysportler sollte die Anzeige auf jeden Fall mehr als ausreichend sein. Weiters jeden Tag ca. 30 Min am Crosstrainer und auch die Schlafüberwachung ist bei uns eingeschaltet. Schaut gefühlt eigentlich ziemlich richtig aus. Sind natürlich keine “medizinischen” Daten, aber für den Hausgebrauch sollte es reichen. Um den Preis um die 100 Euro ein echt lässiges Teil und ich würde die Uhr sofort wieder kaufen. Hoffe, ich konnte Euch mit meiner Bewertung etwas helfen. Ich selbst bin ja auch froh, wenn jemand eine Rezension schreibt, damit man besser einschätzen kann, ob das Teil was für mich ist oder nicht.
Nachtrag: Man kann diverse Apps einstellen, von denen man eine Benachrichtigung erhalten möchte (gmail, Kalender, WhatsAPP usw.). Man bekommt NUR eine Benachrichtigung und kann darauf nicht antworten oder mit der Uhr telefonieren. Die Benachrichtigungen kommen wiriklich zeitgleich mit der Benachrichtigung am Handy an. Also echt cool. Wem das reicht, der ist mit der Uhr sicher gut beraten. Akku nach über einer Woche noch immer bei 50 %. Hängt natürlich auch von der Nutzung und den Einstellungen ab. Ist aber echt super und wird wahrscheinlich wirklich 2 Wochen halten. Die Uhr ist sehr leicht und angenehm zu tragen. Also viel Spaß damit!