Amazfit Bip S Fitness Smartwatch, 40 Day Battery Life, 10 Sports Modes, Heart Rate, 1.28'' Always-On Display, Water Resistant, Built-In GPS, Red Orange (W1821US4N)
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Color: Red Orange
Style: Bip S
Pattern Name: Smartwatch
Features
- Amazfit Bip S Fitness Smartwatch comes with a whopping 40 day long battery life on a single charge of 2.5-hours.
- 10 Sport Modes Tracking (Treadmill, Outdoor Running, Cycling, Yoga, etc) with 5 ATM water resistant so you can take it for a swim.
- Built-in GPS to track daily step count, distance traveled, calories burned, and sleep quality.
- BioTracker PPG Heart Rate Monitor provides high-precision continuous heart rate tracking, warning and interval values.
- Highly colorful always-on display with easily readable outdoors even under bright sunlight. True bright colors with 64 Gamut.
- Compatible phone models: Android 5.0 or iOS 10.0 and above
Description
Amazfit Bip S Fitness Smartwatch features an astonishing 40 day battery life on a single charge, an always-on transflective color touch display, built-in GPS, 3-axis geomagnetic sensor, 3-axis accelerometer for activity, BioTracker PPG Bio-Tracking Optical Sensor, sports and sleep tracking, 5 ATM waterproof to 50 meters while weighing only 1.1 ounces (31 grams). Amazfit Bip S comes in 4 vibrant color options and allows you to receive emails, text messages, calls and app notifications on the watch display. You can track your runs (indoor and outdoor), cycling and other sports with detailed GPS routes and stats.
Product Dimensions: 1.65 x 1.38 x 0.44 inches
Item Weight: 7.2 ounces
Item model number: W1821US4N
Batteries: 1 Lithium ion batteries required. (included)
OS: Amazfit OS, Default_no_selection_value
Connectivity technologies: Bluetooth, GPS
GPS: GPS + GLONASS Enabled
Display technology: AMOLED
Other display features: Wireless
Device interface - primary: Touchscreen
Colour: Red Orange
Included Components: User Manual, Charging Pod, Smartwatch
Manufacturer: Amazfit
Country of Origin: China
Date First Available: December 17, 2019
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Color: Red Orange
Style: Bip S
Pattern Name: Smartwatch
TL;DR The Bip S, second generation, is worse in almost all aspects than the previous Bip watch. I have both and I advise you to look elsewhere. Longer version: After owning Bip 2 for about 6 months. I think it's a solid 1 star. Not like "I wish I can put 0". No. A well-earned 1 star. Below is a comparison with the original Amazfit Bip (I own both) side by side. Before buying Bip S (let's call it Bip 2) I watched a few Youtube side-by-side comparisons. And let me tell you. I was absolutely devastated after receiving this "Upgrade". One notable thing. I first ordered Bip 2 from China, early 2020, it was not working properly. I convinced myself it was just bad luck. I bought another one of a different color from Amazon. which had all the same problems. OMG. Makes me quite more confident in my review. To shorten the story, let me just focus on the 'upgrades' that are claimed in the descriptions. * Display: more colors. It does seem to have more colors, but as a result, it is much dimmer. I might update this review with a picture. But for me the difference is huge. Indoors I CANT see Bip 2's reflective display; while on Bip 1 I can. It just not a compromise You want to make, believe me. The same goes under the direct sun. so increasing colors but dropping contrast is not cool. * battery life. claimed to be 40 days. Bip 1 even after 1.5 years easily lasted through 30 days With all the same activities bip 2 has at most 2 weeks of juice. Maybe if you turn the HR monitor off it will last 3? * water resistance. I was swimming in both and both are fine, So it's a draw for me. * improved connectivity. Don't even think about it. it constantly disconnects from my phone. It got so much worse. One function that I loved in Bip 1 is phone separation alarm. Amazfit REMOVED this option from the menu because they couldn't make it work(?). Same app. Bip 1 has it and Bip 2 doesn't..... This feature is golden! saved me from forgetting my phone on so many times. As I walk away, after 100 feet or so, the watch tells me to go back. It's amazing. And makes it really obvious that the manufacturer had issues is with the new Bluetooth tech. * Heart rate monitor. It looks so much bigger and brighter, it must be better, right? I wore both of them, used them during running, sleeping, etc. The old watch did well when I'm calm or asleep but had some issues when running. The new guy can't even do it well when I'm sitting, jumping from 60 to 100 for no reason. * Watch faces. They say that Bip 2 has "new customizable display options". And while I agree that it works, it's still awful. For old Bip there are 1000s of watch faces to choose from, Bip 2 only had a handful even after a year. It's been a year! there must be something good about Bip 2.. and there is: * OS. It's an improvement. I can control music from my watch. volume and navigation. And other nice things and improvements. Like smoother swipe actions.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2021 by BuTeK
Best features of this watch (in my opinion) a re the battery life and the transflective screen. I used a FitBit Charge 3 before this watch, and there are pros and cons this new watch. PROS: Long battery life: I've had this watch for over 2 weeks on a single charge, and my battery is still at 30%, which is amazing. Also, the transflective screen is definitely an upgrade to the other watches I've had. This is the best screen for outdoor use that I have come across! Even in the brightest of sunlight, you can absolutely see everything on your screen (see second photo, which was taken at 1:00pm in full sun). CONS: The interface is definitely dated. I understand that this is a feature that is sacrificed in order to maintain great battery life (and is reflected in the price), but I wish it were a little more modern looking. Also, I'm a baker, and I use my smart watches for their timers --- the downside to this watch is that you can't run the timer while doing anything else. So I can't set a timer for 40 minutes and then exit to the main screen in the meantime. If you close the timer, the timer stops completely. Otherwise, this is a fabulous watch for the price point. I tried a Fossil Sport Gen 3 before this, and as beautiful as the Fossil was, it wasn't worth $115 since the battery only lasted 8 hours on low-use settings. Im happy to sacrifice "sleek" for longer battery and outdoor visibility.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2020 by Bauman Chiro Clinic
The Bip S promised an always on screen, but the truth is you have to push a button (or sometimes touching the screen worked too, but not all the time) to activate the backlight every time you want to actually to be able to see the screen. I have a Pebble sitting right next to this Bip S, and the screen on the Pebble is perfectly readable, but on the Bip S, it's black until the backlight is activated. Supposedly both use a transflective screen, but I'm not convinced. The whole reason I bought this was to get the old-style LCD screen that you can see indoors and out. If I want to have to do something to turn on the screen, I could buy any number of other watches. Also, the screen is really pixelated and looks terrible when it's on. Nothing like the super crisp display on the Pebble that I expected. Meanwhile, I was trying to install the app. The watch shows a QR code on it. Scanning that brings me to a page that results in some JSON saying something like "Not found" (really professional). So, I scan the QR code in the manual, and install "Zepp (formerly Amazfit)" by Huami Inc (Contains ads). Oh, nice, ads. Well, I didn't have to worry, because I couldn't even get the app to work properly, it would just freeze up. I searched Google to see what I could do, and found out there is another app called "Mi Fit". That one I was able to sign up and sign in, but it wouldn't pair with the watch. I noticed yet another 2D code (non-QR) on the front of the box, but by this point I was fed up, and didn't really want to install the "Transparency app" in order to scan that code. The charging code is SUPER short. Anyone actually wanting this thing is going to need to buy a USB extension cable. Also, apparently "White Rock" is Amazfit language for "dirty gray". If you get this thing, go with the black. So, to sum up... garbage screen, garbage software, garbage accessories... total garbage! Returning!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2020 by Ika Musume