Amazfit [New Version] GTR 2 46mm Smart Watch with Bluetooth Call, Sports Watch with 90+ Sports Modes, Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate, SpO2 Monitor, 3GB Music Storage, Alexa Built-in, Black

Nice one and obviously value for money

It's a great smartwatch and beautiful! All the functions are running very well. I offered it to my husband and it fits perfectly! The only thing that we couldn't figure out was how to connect with Alexa. Still great purchase.

Bought this as I lost the charger to my Amazfit Bip S which is used for 3 years or so! Thus all my workouts would still be available etc. I use it for my morning runs and afternoon walks and it certainly picks up the GPS quicker than my old watch (I live in a rural area). I'm delighted with it although I probably only use about 50% of its functionality. It's nice looking, works intuitively and does what I want. Charge is lasting around two weeks at present which is fine. Recommended.

Clear display, comfortable to wear, App works well. Good battery life. Takes a bit off figuring out how to get alexa and to take phone calls.

I have decided to re-write this review after using the watch for a couple of months now.There are times when the watch works fine and records physical activity. However, the watch appears not to be consistently accurate nor reliable (and I acknowledge that part of the problem might be how I am using it, but there are issues with the watch itself). I tend to run 5K or 10K mostly, and so set the watch to record in km. However, the watch seems to switch back to miles at random (perhaps it defaults to miles?), and I am most likely to notice this only after having run for a mile when it reports the length of run. This only happens sometimes, but frequently enough to be irritating!Another problem is the consistency of recording. For example, during the Parkrun today, I completed the usual 5km in under 25 minutes, and the watch recorded an average km pace of over 10 minutes each. How does this add up? Sadly, this is not a one-off occurrence.Also, the GPS drops out fairly routinely. As this is my first watch, I am unsure whether or not this is usual, but it does tend to be very frustrating when wanting to check my running times. So, for example, a 5km run can be recorded anywhere between 3km - 5km.I had bought this watch as attracted by the additional features, but it struggles with the basics.

It's is a good watch but with all the updates to the app it doesn't partner up very well anymore. Quality is good, value for money not so much as let down by the companion app, weight is good, comfortable, connects well, not as much variety In Watch faces as stated

Great watch great price. Excellent battery life

Bought this to replace Fitbit Versa Lite (which was good) based on internet reviews. Key differences for me are:Positive: 1. Only tracks the additional calories you have burned instead of the expected calories burned based on height, weight etc. Therefore, you don't have to constantly think about the number of natural calories you burn in order to determine the extra that you have burned. 2. You can set more than one target. E.g. Steps and Calories.Negative: In comparison to the Fitbit (which could be wrong) I don't believe it correctly tracks additional calories outside of exercise. I am retired and occasionally do DIY, Gardening etc. On those days I can be on my feet moving around for 8 hours a day but only tracks 150+ calories. I am not sure that is correct.Only gave 4 stars for Sleep Tracking because I don't know if these features work on any fitness tracking watch