⌚ Amazfit Bip S Lite Smartwatch: Heart Rate, Sleep Monitor, 14 Sports Modes, 5ATM Waterproof, Music Control, 30-Day Battery Life! Review

Its advantages include autonomy, an always-on display (AOD), the option to select from one of a million different watch displays (watchfaces), a lightweight design, a transflective screen, and resistance to water. Below are some downsides: In a room with limited illumination, the identical screen from the newest generation appears drab; but, in general, it is acceptable. The inability to withstand water is another important consideration, particularly salt water.

Unfortunately, I wasn't able to use it for very long because the charger broke and the seller didn't respond to messages.

With its pros: The screen is visible in any light, the battery holds a month (while new) Has some cons: Not for this money. Does the new software take some getting used to?

It came intact, wrapped in pimply polyethylene with cardboard, everything is in order with the goods. There were no questions for the seller.

This device was bought with the hope of a sane vibrating alarm clock. So as not to wake up the family early. Hopes were not justified. The situation is very simple - if you "sleep", ie. slept normally, the duration of sleep is good and all the like - it will wake you up, there are no problems. But if you are a couple of three nights for 2-3 hours and tomorrow you have to get up exactly early - it’s better to put a Soviet alarm clock in a saucepan, this watch will not wake you up. The vibration…

I bought it for $59.99 and right after the price went up to $39.99 how can you just change the price by $20 lower per day! Such a rip off, the watch is ok, it's difficult to connect to the app as it's always a sync issue, you don't get all the notifications sent to it from your phone (iOS) unless you have an unlock preview and persistent notification on . and good luck reading if you are still not 1000% he will be wrong every time and he doesn't work with tattoos or long hair on his arms.

Amazing value for money, very good LCD screen. I miss the insane battery life of the old Bip (3-4 weeks vs. 7-9 days for this Bip U) but overall it's a very good device for a very small price with some nice new features alongside the old Bip (Pomodoro timer ). , music control, pulse oximeter). Update 4/3/21: Compared to the original Bip, the battery life is significantly worse and the backlit display is not always reliable; are also much less visible from the outside in the sunlight. The Zepp…

I like this watch. I have had Amazfit Pace for almost 3 years. The charger broke and it took 6 weeks to get a new one. Decided to buy a new watch. i have pink I'm tired of the chunky black watches. It's lightweight and looks good. It's definitely more accurate than my pace in terms of sleep. The instructions are terrible. It would be difficult to set up if you have no prior experience with the app. I also had some charging issues, but that's user error. This charger is magnetic and the watch…

Pleasantly surprised by this little watch. I bought a Fitbit to replace my old TomTom strap and returned it after realizing the features didn't match the price. I've tried a few unbranded and lesser known brands but have reverted to my outdated and unsupported TomTom. I bought the Bip U telling myself this was my last try and I was pleasantly surprised. It has all the features I need including text/notifications/calls, tracks a HUGE amount of workouts, and the sleep tracking is surprisingly…

UPDATE: It worked fine for 3.5 months but not anymore. Once and it still doesn't sleep properly -Tracking is MUCH off, pedometer sometimes resets 5000(!) steps for no reason, it buzzes randomly even though all notifications are off, GPS is bound to the phone (which is fine except it ALWAYS loses connection, so is mileage is just an estimate) I have emailed their support and tried to file a warranty claim to no avail. If it doesn't work properly it's useless. This watch is AWESOME It counts…

I could say a lot about this watch but it covered the essentials of what I needed. Track my steps and sleep* Something to sync with my notifications PROS:* Battery life isn't as bad as I thought it would be. It really depends on how many features you have disabled/enabled * Clear screen and no notable bugs that I noticed * Pomodoro tracker is a nice touch * The blood oxygen sensor is actually very accurate if you turn it over and look around to measure the inside of your wrist. I compared it to

This is a great smartwatch on a budget. The OLED display is very sharp, clear and readable in most lighting conditions. I've been wearing the original Bip watch for several years now and I really like this update to the Bip line. This model is almost a quantum leap in features for almost the same price. I really like that it's easier to visualize historical data on the watch without having to load it into an external app. I bought this and my previous Bip watches for my own use. I haven't had a

It took about 15 minutes to set up the clock and get text messages to get it overhauled. I've used an Apple Watch in the past but decided to give it a try as the battery life was reported to be much longer. Texts, calls, and other notifications stopped coming to the watch within the first few days. I spent 10 minutes a day troubleshooting once a week. Normally I could sync it back to video. It's one thing if it happens once or even twice, it would be 3 and 4 times a month. Health data wasn't…

I've been using the watch for a few days now and overall I'm very happy with it. It is a good size and fits my wrist well. The functionality is excellent for the money. I don't sleep with it but I wear it all day for 3 days and it still works 91%. At this rate I think I can easily go over a week, maybe two, on a single charge. The biggest issue is the total lack of instructions on how to do anything with this watch. Inside the box is a small booklet in multiple languages that explains how to…