Review on Amazfit GTR 2 Smartwatch with Alexa, GPS, and 90 Sports Modes - 14-Day Battery Life, Heart Rate Tracking, and Waterproof for Men and Women (Classic) by Hideo Tsushi ᠌

Name: Amazfit GTR 2 Smartwatch with Alexa, GPS, and 90 Sports Modes - 14-Day Battery Life, Heart Rate Tracking, and Waterproof for Men and Women (Classic)
Item: Amazfit GTR 2 Smartwatch with Alexa, GPS, and 90 Sports Modes - 14-Day Battery Life, Heart Rate Tracking, and Waterproof for Men and Women (Classic)
Rating: 4

March 10, 2023

Not a bad purchase, worth the money.

In most cases, they are well worth the cost. Very well designed and very simple to use. Discrepancies in minor aspects are acceptable.
Everyone should take it, but those of you who, like me, are taking it solely for classes with music but no phones, should probably not.
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Pros

Appearance (1/5): Excellent They give off a high-end appearance that belies their modest means. High-quality components, but the bracelet needs to be replaced. 1) Ease of Use: 5/5 To the naked eye, the hand does not exist (whether you run, swim, sleep, or work). Thirdly, how useful it is: 4/5 Everything seems to operate fine, however the interface is a bit clunky. Some commentary is also included. Four) Visuals: 5/5 The resolution and color accuracy are superb.

Cons

1) Effortless functioning (not critical at all) Two) The wristwatch can play music. I needed something with built-in memory so that I could take my music with me while I ran or swam, and this is what I ended up buying. Feeling a little let down. A) The sound quality is obviously worse than listening on a phone (obviously, cap. No trendy aptX, etc.) B) The headphones' connection to the watch frequently drops, although restarting the timepiece from behind solves the problem. When there's a break in sight, you should stop communicating. C) Discarding music is quick and easy, but I haven't figured out how to permanently erase it to make room for other content.