Review on 🕰️ Amazfit GTR 42mm Smartwatch - GPS+Glonass, Heart Rate Monitor, Activity Tracker, 12-Sport Modes, Moonlight White, 10-Day Battery Life by Jeong Hoon (Kim) ᠌

- Disgusting work of GPS. Sometimes he can catch for 10 minutes, as you understand, the training is already underway at this time. Sometimes it can not connect at all even after 10 minutes. The first 2 months after the purchase, GPS was not caught at all, but after ating the firmware, it seemed to work at the very least. - a terrible vibro, before buying a GTR I went with Amazfit bip, the vibro was more than satisfied there, and these rattle like a , although the watch cost 9600r. at the time of purchase. - very often I use finding the phone using the function on the watch, but with enviable constancy when trying to use this function, the watch says that it is not connected, although the bluetooth on the phone did not turn off, the phone did not turn off, the watch too. - Wrist rotation works 7 out of 10 times when running, you have to pull your other hand to press the button. - due to the firmware, it is impossible to configure the display of screens to the right or left of the main screen. I would turn off the heart rate monitor and pedometer screen, which is completely unnecessary to me, since everything is visible on the main screen. - during training, the pulse is often considered incorrect, but here it is possible due to the position of the watch on the arm. - I thought that it would be convenient to control the music, but no. When you enter the control, for 2-3 seconds the watch receives, apparently, data from the phone, and control becomes available only after this time. It's easier to get a phone. - Lack of minimal multitasking. At least so that during training or the stopwatch you can see the main screen to view the time or battery charge. - always on display has only digital and analog options, they do not repeat the look of the watch face when the display is active. And since I didn’t like the analog look at all, I used the digital one, which also doesn’t look like a fountain at all.