Amazfit GTS 2 Smart Watch, 4.19 cm (1.65″) AMOLED Display, Built-in Amazon Alexa, Built-in GPS, SpO2 & Stress Monitor, Bluetooth Phone Calls, 3GB…

After using it for three months I think I can safely review the product. Heart rate monitor is usually not precisely accurate (it is not a medical device afterall). SPO₂ is also usually off by 3%. GPS is just okay. Other usual features are present like raise to wake, numerous watch faces, find your phone etc. Brightness is good for brightest of days. AoD works great, I love it. I think that’s one feature which stand it out amongst heaps of other similar looking cheap devices. When continuous heart rate monitoring battery sucks. It hardly goes for a day. Otherwise it goes for about 6 days. Now the special feature: Local music storage. This is the only feature for which I spent 7k to get this watch. You can store about 600 songs locally and listen to them while jogging, running or in gym without carrying your phone. It feels so better. I don’t prefer carrying a phone in my pockets while running. And earlier I didn’t carry my phone and would run without it. But now I can listen music while running without any hassle. I don’t know how good the speaker is because I have never used it. Phone recieve works fine but I don’t understand why is this feature so much hyped. You need to have your phone around to recieve the call and who talks on loudspeaker of a watch in public when you have your phone in your pocket? And even in your home why would you talk on watch instead of phone? You get notification from all the apps you have chosen but you can only view them and cannot respond to them.

Major drawback is the issue this inconvenience I faced. If your earphone is connected to the watch and you received a call on your phone then you have to reconnect your earphone to the phone to talk. Now, I know it can be avoided if I keep call receive activated on my watch. But the earphone is connected most of the time to the phone (YT etc) rather than the watch hence keeping call recieve on the watch is then inconvenience. Two different earphones would solve the problem but that is an overdoing. It doesn’t has temperature sensor which I really wanted it to have. I pointed out the pros and cons from the user point of view.

The watch is pretty good in all the below aspects
1. Good display
2. Good fit
3. Decent Battery Backup
4. Bluetooth Calling experience is also good
5. Tracking is pretty accurate in workout, sleep and steps
6. Notifications are okay too

But it lacks in some aspects
1. Inaccurate Sedentary Reminder
2. No Hydration Reminders
3. Reminder feature is too medicore, the description can’t be more than 16 characters
4. Inbuilt Alexa is kinda useless
5. The Zepp app sucks , the amazfit software side needs to be improved it’s too medicore

If you compare with other low budget watch then it’s fine. But after using Samsung watch you will not like it much. Many times it’s doesn’t show the name of the caller even though the caller is from your contact list. Also it’s very irritating when you receive the call from your phone but the call automatically gets connected to your watch. Very disappointing when you pay so much money thinking that it will be great due to the price but many times you realise that there are many low budget watch with better features of recent call records, number dial pad and direct call from the watch with your favourite shortcut numbers which you can’t do from this watch. Only plus point is the display quality.

Battery works fine. Almost 4 days with full on usage with frequently connect and disconnected, as I don’t use that cellphone as my primary cellphone. Watch have storage so I did so. That cellphone is not carried away by me everywhere. Hence frequent disconnection occurs. As I am a new user I kept all features on to get all information, hence battery drains in 4 days. Later on after using it smartly I am sure it lasts for 12 or more days. 12 because it will be paired with my secondary cellphone so frequent disconnection.

The best one in this price range