Review on Amazfit GTS 2 Mini: GPS Smart Watch and Fitness Tracker with Alexa, 14-Day Battery Life, 70+ Sports Modes, and More by Agata Swornowska-Kur ᠌

The fact that the watch counts the pulse on the hand, which is likely to be slightly moist, in an erroneous manner is perhaps the most significant drawback, in my opinion. When you are skiing completely covered in soap and the clock tells that your pulse is 101 beats or even lower, it makes for an extremely peculiar sight. Mi band 5 had the same issue, but mi band 6 displays the pulse much more clearly when subjected to loads. (A heart rate of 150 to 160 is displayed on normal heart rate monitors when the setting is selected.) When the first drop of perspiration appears on a hand, the difficulties start. A more or less accurate reading of the pulse can be obtained prior to this. As a result of this behavior, the watch is utterly unfit for the purpose of recording the wearer's heart rate during any type of strenuous exercise. It's also entertaining to look at a report for the day on your phone, which will tell you that you skied a total of 12 kilometers tracked by your GPS and that you walked a total of fewer than 5 kilometers during the entire day.