AmazfitGTS 2 Mini New Version Smart Watch for Men & Women, Alexa Built-in, 1.55" AMOLED Display, GPS, Fitness Tracker with 68 Sports Modes, 14 Days Battery Life, Heart Rate, Sleep Monitoring

I’ve been using the Amazfit GTS 2 (2022) for a few months, and it’s exceeded my expectations in nearly every aspect.Design & Comfort:The watch looks premium with its aluminium body and vibrant AMOLED screen. It’s comfortable enough to wear all day and light enough to forget it’s even on your wrist.Fitness & Health Tracking:Health tracking is accurate and detailed, covering heart rate, SpO₂, sleep quality, and stress levels. The GPS tracking is reliable for outdoor activities, and the variety of sports modes is fantastic for tracking different workouts.Smart Features:Bluetooth calling is clear and convenient, while Alexa integration works smoothly, making everyday tasks much easier. Having music storage onboard is a bonus during workouts or walks.Battery Life:Impressively, the battery lasts around a full week with moderate use—notifications, calls, fitness tracking—and charges quickly with its convenient magnetic charger.Overall:Considering its affordable price, the Amazfit GTS 2 packs remarkable value and functionality. It’s perfect for anyone looking for a quality smartwatch that won’t disappoint.Highly recommended!

I looked at a few smart watches and read a lot of reviews and decided to go for the Amazfit GTS 4 Mini. I'm so glad I did!Highlights for me are :-• Great looking.• Really nice screen and resolution, with fairly smooth scrolling.• Great size and fit (I have fairly slim wrists).• Amazing battery life - I'm on day 17 from it's first charge and it's just hit 3% battery level (I have it set to auto brightness, 30 minute interval auto heart rate monitoring, active heart rate monitoring, assisted sleep monitoring and auto blood O2 monitoring. I receive lots of WhatsApp and email messages and the odd phone call over over the course of a week which vibrate the watch to notify you. If you turn on some of the extra features like always on display, the battery life will definitely take a hit much quicker).• Very customizable with loads of different watch faces (some free and some paid), apps to download, do not disturb schedule and also control what information you see when you swipe between screens on the watch face.• Loads of sports modes and GPS seems to be fairly accurate on workouts.• Amazon Alexa is really handy, especially in work for setting timers, asking questions etc (occasionally it can be slightly slow to connect).• I find the lift wrist to view info really easy and reliable.• The Zepp app is pretty good and your health and fitness info is fairly detailed with an easy to understand interface. You are asked to pay extra as a premium member though for sleep insight information. I haven't done this at the moment though, as I'm happy with the basic sleep data.Downsides :-• No NFC, so no contactless payments.• You can't quick reply to messages on the watch like some other more expensive models.These things are not a deal-breaker for me though. Overall, I highly recommend this watch. It looks more expensive than it is, has great features and a very reasonable price.

8 months in and this is a reliable bargain-end fitness tracker smart watch with good basic functionality. It’s got a range of sport modes that you can choose from to track heart rate (which is fairly accurate as long as you keep the watch on fairly tight in the same position). I’ve found it useful for sleep which tracks REM, Light and Deep Sleep (as well as awake time). The ability to control music via Bluetooth during workouts is helpful, and the usual notifications (call, text, WhatsApp etc) work perfectly well. Like others though, I’ve also had a negative skin reaction (flaking, scaly skin that’s red and itchy). My suspicion is the silicone of the strap and sweat buildup leads to the strap degrading (which might not be visible), causing skin irritation. If you have sensitive skin, you’d be better off buying a new nylon strap as I’ve done. All in all, pretty decent for the price. Would look to upgrade and pay a little bit more next time though for extra functionality (and a non-skin irritating strap)!EDIT - 1 year post-purchase: Functionality has declined. Mainly, heart rate monitoring during workout has decreased in quality. I will start a workout and my heart rate now records around 70 bpm and won’t increase. My only fix is to restart the watch prior to my workout, which you can imagine is frustrating! Have stopped using the Amazfit watch and have spent the money on more well-known/expensive brands.