Review on Amazfit GTS 2e Smartwatch with GPS and Alexa for Men and Women - Fitness Tracker with 90 🕰️ Sports Modes, Heart Rate and Blood Oxygen Monitor, Waterproof - 14 Day Battery Life, Compatible with Android and iPhone (Black) by Chun Hee Kim ᠌

Name: Amazfit GTS 2e Smartwatch with GPS and Alexa for Men and Women - Fitness Tracker with 90 🕰️ Sports Modes, Heart Rate and Blood Oxygen Monitor, Waterproof - 14 Day Battery Life, Compatible with Android and iPhone (Black)
Item: Amazfit GTS 2e Smartwatch with GPS and Alexa for Men and Women - Fitness Tracker with 90 🕰️ Sports Modes, Heart Rate and Blood Oxygen Monitor, Waterproof - 14 Day Battery Life, Compatible with Android and iPhone (Black)
Rating: 4

March 13, 2023

Not a bad product, quite normal quality.

Even while I like the watch overall, I think it might be improved, especially for the price. I combed through a large number of alternatives before making a purchase, but ultimately settled on this one because it was the best available at the time. The "Magic Watch 2 (46mm)" by the same business is the nearest alternative of reasonable quality (xiaomi, honor, huawei are basically the same company).
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Pros

1. Lungs. These have a long battery life; I've seen charges last for up to 10 days in one of them. Third, they do a good job of tracking sleep. There are no malfunctions in any of the sensors, and I find the range to be satisfactory (calibration may be required). Level-based customization, number five. Many knobs. Belt size is a standard six, and it's simple to swap out. Seven, glass can't be scratched.

Cons

1 - Locating a curve. Second, they straighten out the alerts all wonky if you unlock the screen. I don't understand why this is necessary, and it causes me a great deal of irritation. Third, despite having been allowed access to all necessary data, the program is not displaying the incoming contact's name. 4. You need to manually update the weather every time you open the app. 5. Even the most basic kind of calendar does not exist (I think that the calendar was quite realistic to add and the function is extremely useful). The screen cannot be tapped to activate the clock display, although a screen lock is available. Yeah, I am aware that the greater power consumption associated with such features is to be expected. If given the chance, I would gladly give up my independence in exchange for a permanent power supply for the touchscreen.