Amazfit GTR 2 Smart Watch, 1.39" AMOLED Display, GPS, iOS/Android

It is not the first time that I have bought an Amazfit watch, I've had 3 or four watches, but they were cheaper models like the Bip. I bought the GTR 2 because I wanted to be able to answer a call straight from my watch. I usually use it when my phone is charging, and I don't want to be sitting close to the electrical outlet. The call quality is excellent, my callers don't notice anything different when I answer on my watch. If you want it to monitor your sleep you will have to sleep with your watch on, which some people find difficult. I love this feature because it will give you a grade depending on the amount of sleep and the quality of it. Some of the things that it monitors are the time you are asleep, the times you wake up during the night, the amount of REM sleep, and the amount of deep sleep. Another feature that I use frequently is the Workout mode. I start a basketball workout when I start playing and it will log the duration of the workout, the calories that you burned, and the intensity of the workout. The app is not very useful to use at first, but I am pretty good at using it because all the models use the same app. One of the things that I had trouble with, is the notifications because you need to go to the settings and select all the apps that you want to show on your watch. You also need to set up the watch to be able to answer calls, otherwise, it will tell you that somebody is calling you but you won't be able to answer the call. Pros: Great quality when answering calls on your watch. A ton of great features for the price: Workout mode, step counter, Alexa integrated (I haven't used this feature, but some people will find it useful), you can control your music (pause, previous track, next track) Very useful app. Great battery life and is very fast to charge. Cons: The app is not very intuitive at the beginning, and some people will find it confusing or difficult to find the setting you want. Sometimes the watch disconnects when you charge it and it won't easily connect back (I reboot the watch first, and if that doesn't work I will restart my phone) In conclusion, I would recommend this watch if you don't mind spending some time at the beginning to do all the setup.

The screen is big and bright. The menus move nicely and the touch is very accurate. I have used it for many runs now and it to works perfectly, the mile marker its around the same place every time i run my route. There are many watch faces to pick from and they are nice looking. The music, weather notifications all work great. The watch face turns on when you flip your hand toward you to look at it, which i wish i would have done for the video but oh well. The battery lasts for a long time, at least over a week and then some. I wear it mostly to run and in door bike 4 times a week and then i normal take it off to wash the sweat and then leave it off unless i go out. I do have other normal watches that i rotate out thru the week so i don't wear every single day all day and it will last me a week to 2 weeks. I would highly recommend this watch for normal wear and to keep track of your work outs. Oh, also, the app that you use with the watch works great and is easy to use and looks good, keeps track of all your actions perfectly. Never used for sleep tracking, i cant sleep with something on my wrist.

So I bought the GTR 2 for a pretty respectable price (~$125) on a daily sale. I'd been using an LG Urbane Wear OS smartwatch for awhile that's getting long in the tooth, so I read some reviews, of Android-compatible smartwatches in general and this one in particular; I noted that it claims to support Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, NFC, GPS, etc. I was aware that this doesn't run Wear OS, but was overall satisfied with the features for the price (and I still am, after having used it for a few months now.) Without going into a more detailed review that you can find elsewhere, and especially considering that there's already a successor to this generation of Amazfit smartwatches, I'll just detail one important thing to note if you're considering purchasing this (or any similarly affected) product. Note above that it is advertised as supporting Wi-Fi. This was important, because one handy feature of my old LG Urbane smartwatch is that it can indeed connect to my smartphone over the same WAP, so I can leave it charging somewhere and be elsewhere in the house but still be able to communicate between the two. This is significant because the watch can basically always receive notifications, messages, calls, etc. Well, the GTR 2 does have Wi-Fi as advertised, but kind of not really. You can't actually connect the watch to a WAP; the only thing it can use its Wi-Fi radio for is to establish a Wi-Fi Direct connection to transfer music files to it from the phone, to the former's ~3 GB of available storage. This is functionality that's totally worthless to me, because I don't use the watch to directly stream music, I do that from the smartphone itself, and it doesn't work like my ancient Wear OS smartwatch from 2015 does with regards to being able to connect to a WAP. So it technically does have Wi-Fi, but not really in the sense that you can't actually use it in the way you'd probably expect to, so it's broaching the line of false advertising in my opinion. Other than that, it's a nice watch. The look/size/shape/weight are all fine, and I put a black magnetic mesh band on it. It has a mic & speaker that you can use for calls, but I couldn't figure out how to trigger them at will (i.e. for listening to any audio playback, even voicemail,) although it did work the one time I had someone test call me (other than that, I don't make too many phone calls nowadays!) The battery would probably last about 2 days based on my usage (always-on display, no continuous health monitoring features active) but I top it off daily. So I think I would buy it again at the same price I paid, but I'd also be willing to pay more for a watch that actually has Wi-Fi that works like my last smartwatch.

Why I bought the Amazfit GTR 2 This is my 3rd time purchasing an Amazfit branded smartwatch. I high recommend getting the GTS 2 or the GTR 2 and not E or Mini versions. I originally purchased the Amazfit GTS 2 Mini and it was nice but I hated the blood oxygen monitor on it, I found myself in many situations where I received phone calls and wanted to answer but couldn't on the GTS Mini. I'm also an Apple Watch 5 owner and I even prefer this watch from that one. I'm no longer stuck in Apple's ecosystem, nor do I have to worry about charging two devices after a full day of work. Apple offers a lot features that you never really use because most of those features you turn off to save battery life. They forget we also need our smartwatch to be an watch an good extension of our phone. Why I like the GTR 2: I like the GTR 2 because it's offers a great experience, even from unboxing it. The screen is beautiful, I mean even more when you see it in person. I have no complaints at all. Absolutely gorgeous. I love the design, I love you can change the straps, and I love it looks like a classic timepiece. The markings are great when you have the analog clock enabled especially when Always-On mode is on. The clock faces are customizable and you can also download them from other apps. Honestly the watch faces are the best thing about this smart watch. Whatever you choose it looks great on the screen and can match with your attire very well. I really wanted a smart watch for notifications and phone calls, & its great for that too! Now I can check messages and emails at a glance as they come in throughout the days and I don't have to worry about missing that important call because I couldn't hear my phone or maybe I wasn't in a good vicinity to reach it. It's really a nice feature to have coming from the GTS Mini 2 that only presented notifications and no way to answer calls. Smart Health features: This is another reasoning onto why I love this watch. Its smart health features are awesome and very accurate most of the time. Every health feature just works well. I haven't ran into the problems I experienced on the GTS 2 Mini. The Zepp app presents all this information well and I utilize the information to help me experience better sleep and exercise. Alarm: Yeah, I know most reviewers don't talk about the simple stuff but having this watch as alarm is great. First, I don't need a loud siren to wake me up when I wear this watch. It vibrates my wrist to a custom vibration and my body knows to wake up and get active. No more snoozes, no more stress from an alarm. And the reason all of these features work is because of the battery life of this device being around 7 to 14 days on a single charge. I don't have to worry about charging, so everything is a connivence to use and it makes more fun and just worth the money also you get these features on the watch that make it even more of a bargain: Waterproof: take it in the shower, wash the dishes, is it working? Yes! Go swim, you good, it can handle it. Alexa & offline voice commands: Yep you can control your smart home from the Alexa on your watch, ask it questions. You can also control the watch just by using your voice. Not a feature I use all the time but its there and most important it works well. 3gb of Music storage: they didn't lie here either, you can store up to 600 mp3s on this watch and enjoy them on the go or connect to some earbuds. Find my phone: I use this more often than not, the watch has good range. I always find my phone with this feature. Weather: It's so awesome to wake up look at your wrist and know to weather for the day. Didn't even have to reach for the phone at all. Just took a shower and got dressed for the day. Verdict: I could go all day singing GTR 2's praises, there's too much to love here and not so much to hate. Most of the problems that I see on YouTube from the original reviews have been fixed. It's not sluggish, it's very snappy. It's updated with Alexa. & I hear Amazfit is working on other update soon. Hopefully they add the camera remote back in on this watch cause that's a convenient feature to have as well. It's a MUST BUY for anyone wanting a smartwatch on iPhone or Android.

I have used this watch for about 9 months. There are a few quarky things about this watch, but overall I was very satisfied with it. The GPS is good, fitness tracking is good, battery life is good. However, the other day the display just stopped responding. I pored through hours of troubleshooting, rebooting, and unpairing. I followed evey bit of advice I could and to no avail. It simply does not respond to any swiping touching and is entirely unusable. I reached out to amazfit and followed a tedious process of explaining the problem, uploading a video, everything. They have not replied or responded, even though their site promises 2 day response. All I got was an auto reply that my email was received. So unfortunately this is a cheap watch that doesn't last long and the company does not stand behind their products or warranty. Do not recommend. Update: I got a response a couple weeks later that said to reboot the watch and if that doesn't work to reach out through the retailer for warranty. And Amazon has a 30 day return policy. Total bogus warranty. I will never buy a watch from them again.

Initially, I had an Amazfit band 5 watch that I thought was pretty neat and efficient with a long battery life. Unfortunately, I dropped it on the ground, and just my luck, it landed on the face and cracked. I was heartbroken because I'd come to depend on it counting my steps and delivering phone notifications. I was about to replace it, but this model caught my eye. What really won me over was the Bluetooth call feature. Just to be clear, you can only receive/answer calls to speak through the watch. You cannot dial out and speak through the watch. But just being able to answer calls and talk hands-free is a major feature for a watch at this price point. Not only that, but this watch also has super long battery life. It has all the expected fitness features, and memory to store MP3s to play directly through the watch. Sure, there are other bigger brand-name watches that can do all of that or more, but do those watches go a week or more without charging? I don't think so! This is a perfectly capable, affordable, sleek-looking, lightweight smartwatch with long battery life. It's not a fussy device at all.

To truly get this watch to track your exercise, you need to set it to an exercise mode whenever you’re active. For me, that means while at work I set it to “walk” exercise mode, and then it accurately tracks my exercise for the day. Otherwise, it really doesn’t monitor heart rate well. The sleep monitoring works well for when I sleep, even with naps, but I don’t believe it’s various ratios of light sleep vs. deep sleep, number of times awake, etc. it seems sketchy at best. And again if one doesn’t have it set to an exercise mode, it doesn’t accurately track your heart rate throughout the day. Having it operating for exercise mode also drains the battery significantly- I tend to charge my watch every other day. This doesn’t bother me because it charges fast (20%-100% in 15 minutes) but just note-worthy. The gps tracking was impressive to me. I like to hike mountain trails, and it accurately showed how far my walk was, altitude, etc. (of course only if I had it set to exercise “hike mode, but still). Was fun to see the map of my walk, how intensive certain parts were, etc. Have worn it while kayaking and brief swims and it hasn’t had any issues with water. Batter charging nodes haven’t worn down at all (I have a cheaper old smart watch and it’s battery nodes corroded over time and it sucked, this one hasn’t had any issue)(plus I sweat a lot so it’s impressive how little this one shows any wear at all). Overall love this watch. Has withstood the tests of time, constant wear, and has been a fun way to check on my health, just taken with a grain of salt.

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No creo que se pueda conseguir algo igual en esta gama que pueda superar este reloj, calidad, funciones, pantalla, batería, sensores es brutal, un pelin se le podría mejorar el GPS , pero veo muy difícil encontrar rival en esta categoría para este reloj 1000% recomendado.

It's classic edition with steel body. It's great watch looking very nice on your wrist. Battery timing is 4 days on full use, always display on function and bluetooth calling functions turn on. Moreover, it has black leather bands in this edition. Moreover, it is waterproof. I take shower by wearing this. Overall it is beautiful watch.. On negative side its Alexa function is little bit slow and offline voice assistant is also not responding quickly. Any how there is no need of these functions for me.. GPS is working fine, sports and other modes are very good. Heart beat and sleep time accuracy is very good.

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This watch is an amazing improvement on my old Firbit charge 2, for about the same price. It is beautifully styled and has a huge number of features. While the battery doesn't quite live up to the projected time between charges, it is still far superior to many watches that are twice as expensive.