r/amazfit

Hello guys my watch got delivered right now and during setup it’s updated to latest version.

Need some tips and setup suggestions.

Thank you.

Hi guys! Hope you had a great 4th of July!!

I've had my Active 3 premium for a couple of weeks now. I've completed six runs with it. I really like watching my pace very carefully. And I do wear two watches during my runs. I've noticed that although at the end of the run, my average pace seems to be on point, during the run, the current pace is off by quite a bit for around 90-95% of the time. I'm using the other watch as a guide as well as my own perceived effort from experience. I've also compared the number to my friend's watch with whom I run. Any ideas how to get the A3P to show the correct pace? Thanks for your help!

Would I be wasting my money here?

So I have the AWU3. I like it but on hikes the battery isn’t amazing. It’s fine, but I’ve considered a Fenix 8 for hikes for a while but can’t justify the cost.

Step in the 44m Trex 3 Pro.

How much of a step down is it from a Fenix and would it be a waste of money if I got one solely for hikes, when I have the AWU?

Pros for the Amazfit;

Fully offline maps
Torch
Battery

Pros for AWU3;

iOS integration
Satellite
Faster (I assume)
Payments (I know Amazfit uses Curve but hear it’s difficult to sign up to / not as good)

Thanks!

Dear Zepp App Developers,

I would like to suggest adding extra food/nutrition criteria in the Zepp app, especially for sugar and salt/sodium tracking.

Many Amazfit users use their watches and the Zepp app not only for steps, sleep, heart rate, and calories, but also to improve overall health. Food quality is a big part of that. Calories alone do not show the full picture. A meal can be low in calories but still contain too much sugar or salt.

It would be very useful if the Zepp app could calculate and display:

Daily sugar intake

Daily salt or sodium intake

Warnings when the recommended daily limit is exceeded

A simple food score based on calories, sugar, salt, protein, fat, and carbs

Weekly/monthly trends for sugar and salt consumption

This would make the Zepp app much more helpful for people trying to manage weight, blood pressure, energy levels, heart health, or simply build healthier habits.

Amazfit watches already offer great health tracking. Adding sugar and salt calculations would make the nutrition side much more complete and competitive with other health apps.

Please consider adding this feature in a future Zepp app update. I think many users would appreciate it.

Thank you.

If I look on the barometer of my C2U, I see an altimeter graph and a barometer graph, both for the last 4 hours, which are showing the current altitude/air pressure value. The graphs are showing the last 4 hrs. It would be nice, if the graph would show also the lowest/highest altitude/air pressure with number, like Garmin is doing.

Here a shot from a Garmin wearable/altimeter:

https://preview.redd.it/2vq0dbsbmjbh1.png?width=869&format=png&auto=webp&s=ebfdbcfbcbb88c02e1617afe6fbc5713a77bf13d

8 is the current altitude, 20 the highest and 1 the lowest altitude during the last 4 hrs (and you can also scroll back to the right, to see the values before the last 4 hrs). Would be nice to get this also for the C2U baro-/altimeter graph.

Now that iOS properly supports notification forwarding, it would be great if this was implemented for the original Amazfit Balance as well.

This was the first watch to support the intelligent features, such as Flow, so it would be a well deserved upgrade!

Hope Amazfit takes this into consideration!

I can finally wear the ring and still meet my step goals on the watch!

I am really confused. Please help me out here. I want to get a new fitness tracker, and Google has still not launched the Fitbit Air here in India, so I'll have to import it, which would cost me around $ 150-ish.

Amazfit Balance 2 is available as of now for $ 220.

Price-wise, there's not much of a difference. What I am worried about is the tracking performance. I don't see myself sleeping with that bulky of a watch every night, but at the same time, I cannot do away with looking at my watch for my VO2 stats or heart rate during exercises.

Coming to data-centric points, if you check "The Quantified Scientist", the Fitbit just obliterates Balance 2 on every single metric, be it heart rate tracking or sleep tracking, even comparing to other Amazfit devices, the Balance 2 is ranked much lower compared to even Bip Max and Active Max.

It does not even make sense for me to get the Balance 2, a lot of you might suggest the Balance 3 to me, but I don't like the much bulkier, chunkier device.

Active 3 Premium and Max look cheap to me, I just want your opinion on the matter.

Ive been trying to create a watchface on zepp site.

Its extremely obnoxious because its not possible to use preexisting digits/fonts, colors and sizes.

It should be much easier.

Theres no info from Amazfit.

I recently got amazfit active 3 premium in India. I’m looking for a screen guard with oleophobic coating, some comfy straps and silicon/rubber sleeve.

I tried looking for them in Amazon but didn’t find any good/reviewed ones. If you are using any of the aforementioned ones, pls share the link and drop a review.

Both watches seem to offer great performance, but is the extra $20 for the Bip Max actually worth it?

My job requires me to stay away from my phone for about 7 hours a day, so being able to see notifications and reply directly from my watch would be a huge advantage.

I'm torn between the Bip 6 and the Bip Max, and I have a few questions:

Do both watches support a Bluetooth disconnection/loss alert when the phone goes out of range?

Are both watches fully waterproof for swimming and showering?

The Bip 6 bezels look quite large in photos. I expected the Bip Max to have thinner bezels. Is the difference noticeable in everyday use?

Finally, what size strap does the Bip Max use: 22 mm or 24 mm?

I'd really appreciate hearing from people who have used either watch.

Hey guys,

I am bit confused about 2 devices currently one is Amazfit active 2 premium and other one is new released Amazfit Bip max.

The difference between this two is just $10 that is bip max is more expensive. Now my primary aim is to get the best possible health measurements and I should be able to wear it all the time.

Also thinking about the future proof option like just saw one post mentioning the zepp os update is not confirmed for active 2 premium yet. But my ai assistant says I should go for active 2 premium because it is mid premium version and bip max is still amazfits budget segment watch.

Can you guys please help me and suggest me to buy one of them?

Thank you in advance!

Hi Reddit,
My Amazfit Balance just died and it is unfortunately out of warranty. I'm currently looking for a replacement, but I'm honestly a bit lost looking at all the options available right now.
My budget is €250 max.
My usage is pretty basic and mostly focused on everyday lifestyle features: Alarm clock, sleep tracking/monitoring, Heart rate tracking during my gym/workout sessions.
No extreme running, very little casual running, no cycling/biking, no trail running. Nothing crazy or ultra-endurance.
I really liked the battery life and overall value of my old Balance. Which model would you recommend for these specific needs coming from the Balance ?
Right now i'm torn between Active Max and the Balance 2 XT.
Thanks in advance for your help!

If anyone here owns Amazfit Bip max with thin wrist please help me with sharing some pictures.
I want to know how it looks, will it be too big for me or I can pull it off, I really need to know,
Cause I really liked the design