🌙 Huami Amazfit Verge Lite Smartwatch - 20-Day Battery Life, 24/7 Heart Rate Monitoring, 1.3 Inch AMOLED Touchscreen IP68, Moonlight White Color Review

I used to have Amazfit Bip. This is a great upgrade with more features, an improved screen, and faster performance. Really like this!

Great product Benefits 23 days battery life with normal use Very comfortable light weight Looks good for everyday use at sport or work Notifications come on time Good visibility for just two Hours bad screen wear cons and 5 in the application has no microphone for calls or sounds. Overall a very good product I have used before this brand and it has never disappointed me. I have an Apple Watch Series 4 Samsung Galaxy Active Amazfit Bip. I recommend this smart watch.

Great smartwatch and does everything you would expect from a similar product (even with a higher price). Very good quality product and also very light weight so it is very comfortable to wear. The screen is responsive, bright and clear. It's definitely not the cheapest smartwatch out there, but people will pay dearly to find another product that offers the same features. Highly recommended for people who want to try a smartwatch but don't want to spend extra money just for a branded logo.

Although I sent this watch back I have to say I was very impressed with the battery life. I spent about 16 days before deciding to charge it and even then it was about 14% and could probably last another day or two. The main reason I returned it was that it didn't accurately track when I slept. I work nights so I sleep during the day and (unless I missed the setting) I haven't been able to measure or record any data while sleeping during the day. Other issues I encountered were connecting to…

The Amazfit Verge lite was my first smartwatch. It worked very well and displayed accurate vital and IMO sleep data. I liked the long battery life and the OLED screen. I had a recurring problem where my BPM would steadily increase during exercise and then crash and go all over the place. I think it's because my sweat mixed up the sensors. As a result, I could never trust my training data. The sleep data was very easy to track and surprisingly accurate. Not that the watch could track my…

This watch sits at the top of the budget fitness/smartwatch category, offering unbeatable performance at an extremely affordable price. Let's fix the flaws. First. Of course, there are things the watch can't do: there's no built-in storage for music, you can't make or take calls, and there's no advanced Firstbeat fitness metrics like VO2 max. It would be nice to have more watchface options, too . But for its price ($99-$119) you get excellent battery life - since my last charge 5 days ago I'm…

First off I have to say that the battery life is as fantastic as advertised. I received the watch 7 days ago, charged right away, set it up and now it's at 83%, so 17% in 7 days; If this is for the entire charge, it will last over a month with the features I use. Namely: timing with automatic recording on the wrist and automatic screen off after 10 seconds; pedometer; sleep monitoring; heart rate monitor every 30 minutes with activity detection; synchronization of the application with the…

Summary: If you're from the Pebble smartwatch line and only care about the basic functions, this is the watch you need. My first smartwatch was Pebble, then Pebble Time. After the support (and eventually the battery) failed, I switched to Wear OS watches, the Asus Zenwatch 3. They looked good, but the battery life was terrible, the performance was spot on (typically lackluster), and Asus stopped supporting the the hardware 3 months after I received it. After doing my best to keep the watch up…