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 Elang ᠌

I was mostly interested in the aesthetics of the smartwatch than than its functionality. This watch completely satisfies the requirements for this criterion. In terms of functionality, I have relatively few requirements. These include the following: the ability to view incoming calls and Telegram messages; the availability of a timer or stopwatch; and the ability to view workouts (without being overly obsessive; precise readings of the heart rate monitor, oxygen levels in the blood, etc. are not required; it is sufficient to evaluate the big picture). Strangely, when a call comes in, I almost never show the contact name of the person who is calling; instead, I just show their phone number. There is a function known as the Always On Display, which causes the watch to always show the current time (with hour and minute hands). When you bring the watch up to your face, the display turns on "to full" and shows you all of the other information. They maintain the charge for eight to ten days, but I didn't count exactly how long, and they charge the battery to its full capacity in about an hour and a half. Once you pick up the strap, you'll notice that they have a really fashionable appearance. The tracking of sleep is done fairly correctly. I am unable to comment on the precision of the heart rate monitor; however, I find that it is enough for the purpose of measuring my fundamental condition while I am training. I don't require an excessive amount of precision. Activity index, often known as PAI, can experience bugs at times. It just so happens that you woke up, and the clock is already congratulating you on reaching the goal of 100 PAI and praising you for your activity. This happened as soon as you opened your eyes.