Review on Amazfit Bip U Smart Watch Fitness Tracker with 60+ Sports Modes, 9-Day Battery Life, Blood Oxygen Monitor, and Water Resistance for Men and Women - Compatible with iPhone and Android Phones (Black) by Masaaki Haruto ᠌

I had to choose between these and the GTS 2 mini because the latter has a screen that is superior (like amole), a battery life that is marginally longer (declared), and a metal frame that is located in close proximity to the display. However, the latter costs twice as much. The remainder of the functionality is comparable, and despite the fact that this is not a professional tool, I did not feel the need to spend for it because it was adequate for all of my responsibilities. Some pros: Screen: The juiciness and brightness of the TFT display surprised me; in direct sunlight, only 50 percent of the screen is illuminated, but the standards are still legible. Autonomy: 10-14 days, at a brightness of 50%, turning the screen on by turning the hand off, daily 1-1.5 hours of training with GPS, I do not use music control, sometimes as a remote control for the camera, pulse 24h/7 interval 10 minutes + continually throughout training. Design: after beeps (first) and bends (second), I like it more. A great deal of graphs and data, as well as training statistics that are quite instructive but may be unnecessary for novices. Pricing, taken for $4,300 on January 19th, 2022 Have certain negative aspects or characteristics. Autonomy: after the previous ones (beep 1 and bend 2), but as practice has shown, it's even a plus, since you shoot and wash more often (you don't forget). In other words, it's a win-win situation. There are no applications that allow for the modification of watch faces (out of 50 I liked 3 pcs). The unusual behavior of the pedometer only occurs during workouts; when left at home, it may accurately count up to 1000 steps. A minor slip-up is acceptable when being trained, but it is not acceptable when being used in a professional setting. Separate software from the other devices, but it pulls information from mi-fit. For instance, when Xiaomi scales are connected, mi-fit calculates the user's weight and BMI and then transfers that information to Zepp.