Amazfit Bip 3 Smart Watch for Android iPhone, Health Fitness Tracker with 1.69" Large Display,14-Day Battery Life, 60+ Sports Modes, Blood Oxygen Heart Rate Monitor, 5 ATM Water-resistant (Black)
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Color: Space Black
Features
- Big on Screen, Big on StyleImmerse yourself in the 1.69" supr-large and colorful HD display, and see all your incoming text and calls in awesome, expansive quality. Express more of yourself with 50 plus watch faces and editable watch faces & widgets - or customize with your own photos..Water resistance depth:50 meters.Suported Application:Blood Oxygen Measurement,Heart Rate Monitor,Multisport Tracker,Social Media,Pedometer. Connectivity technology:Bluetooth. Wireless comm standard:Bluetooth
- Big on PowerGot a trip coming up Unplug yourself for upto two weeks with typical usage. The Bip 3 smartwatch packs a powerful battery into its supr slim and light body, so you can pack something more fun than a charger into your case.
- Big on HealthIts the ultimate device for a healthier, more active life that can provide blood-oxygen saturation measurement, monitoring of heart rate all day & abnormal heart rate warnings, stress levels & sleep tracking, as well as recording female menstrual period.
- Smash Bigger Workout GoalsThe Bip 3 fitness watch has 60 plus sports modes, allowing you to get data for all your favorite sports, like walking, running and cycling, as well as more freeform workouts like strength training, yoga, and free training.
- Take a Deep Dip with BipIP68 drowning your ambition With its water-resistance grade of 5 ATM, you can swim with your Bip 3 without worry.
- Your Smart PartnerSynchronize it with your phone get SMS/phone call/app notifications and control the music playback/ camera of your phone, right on your wrist. The smart watch will also offer Sedentary Reminders, Do Not Disturb, To-Do List, and weather forecast functions, as well as enabling the setting of alarms and stopwatches.
Description
Amazfit Bip 3–the 2022 upgraded smartwatch that guides you toward a healthier, more active, more connected life. The watch packs a 1.69" super-sized color screen into its super slim and light body for a clear, exquisite viewing experience. Powerful battery to deliver up to 14 days of battery life. Built- in 60+ sports modes and Target Pace function, making your exercise at a higher level. With a powerful Water-resistance grade of 5 ATM, you can swim with your Bip 3 without worry. Get clear and actionable insights into your health with SpO2 measurement, 24/7 heart rate monitoring, sleep analysis, stress detection, and menstrual cycle tracking. Compatible with Android 7.0 and above & IOS 12.0 and above device.
Operating System: Amazfit OS
Memory Storage Capacity: 2300 MB
Special Feature: Heart Rate Monitor, Oxymeter (SpO2), Multisport Tracker, Pedometer, Sleep Monitor, Phone Call, Notifications, Music Player, Sedentary Reminder, Alarm Clock, Water Resistance, Do Not Disturb, To-Do List, Weather Forecast See more
Connectivity Technology: USB
Wireless Communication Standard: Bluetooth
Battery Cell Composition: Lithium Ion
GPS: Built-in GPS
Shape: Rectangular
Screen Size: 1.69 Inches
Brand: Amazfit
Product Dimensions: 1.73 x 1.43 x 0.37 inches
Item Weight: 1.17 ounces
Item model number: A2172
Batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
Date First Available: June 15, 2022
Department: unisex adult
Manufacturer: Amazfit
Standing screen display size: 1.69 Inches
Memory Storage Capacity: 2300 MB
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Color: Space Black
This is probably my 5th smart watch, but my first after leaving the Pebble ecosystem. I was very attached to the Pebble approach to smart watches, and it's been impossible to find an exact replacement. For the price, this is probably as good as it gets. I've had this for over a year, and if it broke tomorrow, I would replace it. Pros: - Excellent battery life, as good as advertised. I haven't keep precise tabs on how long, but easily a couple of weeks. I wear this day and night, and recharge it periodically "when I remember" while in the shower. Battery life is a top priority for me - I am absolutely not going to have a watch I have to charge daily. - Light weight and a good size - not too big or too small. Comfortable to wear all the time and forget about. - Has the features I care most about - sleep tracking, exercise tracking, message/email notifications, and alarm/stopwatch. - Design is inoffensive (most casual people think this is an Apple product for some reason) - Waterproof Cons: - Really miss the always-on display from the Pebbles - The plastic display gets light scratches easily (but not so badly it interferes with operation) - Unlike other people, I find the Zepp app irritating. It buries what I want under too many menu layers, and is set up to constantly push you to purchase add-ons. - I'm not in love with the watch face selection - The included silicon watch strap didn't last long, maybe a few months at most. Neither a pro/con - the all-plastic design is not my preference, but for the price exactly what I expected. Overall, this is really decent product for the price. Honestly I was surprised at how reliable and sturdy it's been - every smart watch I've had has had some kind of hardware issue or problem by the 1 year mark. But this little device keeps trooping and has the minimum set of feature I require. Every compromise (materials, screen type) that's a demerit for me is an understandable function of price. I would absolutely recommend this if your criteria are the same as mine.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2024 by Wolfman
Color: Space Black
Pleased with it. It's pretty good for what I needed it for. The display is nice – big enough to see my stats without feeling like I'm squinting. Setup was a breeze; it played nice with my several years old iphone. Now, let's talk battery life – the one thing that left me feeling a bit meh. It's not terrible, but it's not great either. I have to charge it more often than I'd like. Every 3 days or so. An extra day would've been awesome, but for the price I paid it's ok... I guess you win some, you lose some. The health and fitness tracking is solid. Steps, heart rate, sleep – it's all there. The design is cool, not too flashy. Straps are comfy, and the size is good - it doesn't look like I stole the watch from some sci-fi movie. Notifications come through fine, too, so I'm not missing out on the important stuff. In a nutshell, it is an average choice in the smartwatch world if you don't want to invest too much. If you're cool with charging every few days and just need the basic stuff without breaking the bank, it'll do the job. But if you value long lasting battery life, you might wanna keep on scrolling.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2023 by Thamires P.
Color: Petal Pink
Positives: - Long battery life, lasts about two weeks (although I tend to charge before it goes all the way down to zero, maybe on the 10th day or so) - Quick charging - Great functionality - lots of exercise options for instance (yoga, elliptical, walking, indoor fitness, dance are the exercises I do the most, and these are all available), sleep tracking, HR monitoring, alarms / stopwatch / timer etc - Different watch faces - Easy navigation in both the app and on the watch face. On the watch, a double-click gets you to the various functions and you can easily get to the workout option you need, or a down swipe gets you to the alarm setting. App is similarly intuitive and easy to use. Negatives: - Feel of the watch. It looks great and could even pass for an Apple Watch, but it’s much lighter, the straps and buckle don’t feel quite as solid, the watch itself is housed in an all-plastic casing. For the price, this is perhaps expected, and hopefully it will last longer than the more expensive Apple Watch and Fitbit it’s replacing - While the app is good, it has some grammatical issues (amazfit needs better proofers or translators!) - My biggest beef is actually with the PAI. Unlike Fitbit’s “active zone minutes” which has a clear calculation methodology (1 active zone minute for every minute HR is in fat burn zone, double that in the cardio/peak zone), PAI calcs are much less transparent. Also PAI is based on a rolling 7-day count of your full day’s activity, and doesn’t reset week to week like Active Zone minutes. All this to say that you have to be fairly consistent in achieving a higher level of activity every single day to maintain the target PAI of 100, unlike the Fitbit where you can feel good about earning your Active Zone Minutes for the calendar week in shorter periods of more intense activity. I suppose this should be a motivator, but it also feels like I’m getting dinged if I take one rest day in a week because it affects my present PAI. Also, you can earn PAI more easily from getting your heart rate up to the anaerobic zone, even if it’s a shorter workout and you burn fewer calories than in a longer, more sustained workout at a lower heart rate zone. Eg. Getting your heart rate up to 95% of your max for 20 mins and burning 170 calories is worth more in PAI, than a 1-hr workout at 70% of your max heart rate and burning 350 calories. If you don’t care about tracking the PAI metric, then this shouldn’t bother you. Overall a good product! ------- Update: Comparison with FITBIT Versa 2 - HR monitor. The Amazfit overestimates heart rate during exercise. Eg. during Zumba workouts my peak HR gets up to 190 bpm on the Amazfit vs 157 on Fitbit (which seems more feasible - not out of breath!) - Calories burned. Similarly, the Amazfit overestimates calories burned during exercise - for a 50 min dance workout, the Amazfit registers 340 calories burned, vs Fitbit's 228. - Activity auto-tracking. The Fitbit can sense activity even without turning the "exercise" function on but the Amazfit is not sensitive to this. - Steps. Fitbit's more generous in counting steps than Amazfit; my 50-min dance workout gave me almost 4000 steps on the Fitbit, vs 3,450 on the Amazfit. - PAI vs Active Minutes. Amazfit's PAI metric mostly rewards cardio workouts, whereas Fitbit rewards you for time spent on exercising even if it's lower intensity.
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