Active 2 Premium Smart Watch 1.32" Sapphire Glass, GPS, iOS/Android

Great price, lots of bells and whistles, but I got this mainly for its water resistance and long lasting battery. I mostly use just as a watch and pedometer, and a single charge lasts 11 or 12 days. As a pedometer/step tracker, I find it very reliable. The screen quality seems to be nice. I believe it to be durable, Im a nurse and live on a farm, and neither vocation has caused any damage or e en scratched rhe watchface, even curring thick brush. Price point is "amaz"ing..Great product with many options at a very affordable price. Leather band provides secure fit. No regrets with this purchase so far, and have been wearing daily for almost 3 mos.

Can you give 10 stars? My 3 year old, $300+ dollar FitBit watch died after it got wet (must have gotten a crack somewhere). Anyway, as someone who exercises a lot I wanted another smart watch but this time hopefully a bit nicer looking than the old square FitBit Sense 2. I thought 'For $99 let's try it, I can return if I don't like it.'Ordered it at 10:00 pm the day my watch died, next morning at 7:00 it was here and I was wearing it by 7:30. Just wow, wow, wow. So much better than my FitBit at 1/3rd the price. What I like better: * 14 day battery life - that is legitimate - if you are just wearing (not tracking exercises, etc.) it will last at least 10 days, but usually about 2 weeks. * When tracking an exercise activity - gives me more data, easier to read data, and overall does a better job than my fitbit * Nicer looking - Round instead of square, lots of nice looking standard watch faces - in fact, it looks like a real watch with some of the faces * Stays connected to my Google Pixel - My FitBit did this OK, but regularly it would disconnect from the phone and then you couldn't see weather, it wouldn't update data online to read, etc. This watch, I think it has disconnected maybe once since I purchased it * Charged from 8% to 100% in just over an hour * So many additional options around tracking sleep, taking breaks, tracking oxygen, etc. * My FitBit said 'You got 4 hours of sleep' every day - even though I went to bed at 10:00 and got up at 6:00. I thought I must not sleep well. First night, this one capture 6.8 hours or something - seemed much more accurate * Have not tried to actually make or receive calls on it, but it does let me know when my phone is receiving a call * Can download and play podcasts and music from the watch * Very accurate when tracking a route - I mountain bike, it is always within a half mile of what my bike says mileage ridden after a 15 mile ride So, you can get a square FitBit that looks like a workout watch and spend $250. You can spend $500 or more for an Apple watch - and what if you are an Android user, Apple watch still works, but can't really connect well to my phone. Or, you can get one of these for $99, get as much and more functionality than a FitBit and about the same functionality as an Apple watch. And, for $99, you could buy one for a friend and still save money. The only thing I see is that is not the end of the world. My FitBit would do a good job of tracking steps that maybe weren't actual steps - like when mountain biking, building trails, I always was over 10,000 steps. First day with this watch I figured out - it only tracks steps - so my numbers hover at 5,000 to 6,000 now for steps taken. This is more accurate but I do miss the big numbers! Looking for an easy to use, full functional, smart watch - $99 gets you and awful lot. had I paid $199 I would still be writing the same review. They did not pay me to write this. Today, after I had it charge from 8% to 100% in just over an hour, I thought the seller/manufacturer deserved the review.

When my Samsung Active 2 died I went looking for an option that wasn’t going to break the bank. I just needed a good basic smart watch that I could track my bike rides with. I wanted to be able to see my performance metrics on my morning workout rides and I wanted to be able to see a map of my trip when I did my longer (40 mile) leisure rides. There were 4 Amazfit watches I considered, the Bip 6, the Fit 2, the Fit 2 Premium Round and the Fit 2 Premium Square. I did a lot of research and watched a lot of review videos. I really liked the amount of information that the Bip 6’s square screen provided. But I was looking for a watch I could wear for sport or dress, and I felt that the Bip 6’s large size wouldn’t really work well as a dress watch. The Fit 2 premium Square was twice the price Bip 6, but it was less than ½ the price of a comparable Samsung or Pixel watch. I’m hoping that the Saphire crystal lives up to the scratch resistance claims so I can at least save a few bucks on screen protectors 😊 I assumed that the premium square was brushed steel like the premium round. It wasn’t. It was polished stainless steel. I was a bit disappointed about that, but I can’t fault the watch for that, it was my mistake. But I have to say that with the right watch face chosen it’s still a pretty classy looking watch. The pseudo-leather band looks very dressy, and I was surprised that I even liked the orange sport band that came with it. It’s more of a burnt orange/pumpkin orange, not the bright orange I was expecting. The watch is great at tracking my rides. The battery on my old Samsung Active 2 usually did not last the entire day if I was using it to track a long ride. At the end of my recent day-long ride I still had over 70% battery left. A big plus The information display is great when riding. All the key info that I’m looking for is on the main ride screen, Distance, speed, time, heart rate. And the screen visibility is excellent, even in bright sunlight. A previous (cheaper) watch that I tried could not be viewed with polarized sunglasses. I had no similar issues with the Amazfit. The watch can be set to announce your progress at regular intervals during your ride/workout. It announces duration, distance and avg spreed. My Samsung also announced heart rate. I do wish the Amafit announced HR too. Hopefully someone from Amazfit checks the reviews occasionally and adds this feature. The Amazfit has about 150 built-in workouts. I was only interested in cycling but if you’re looking for a decent fitness tracker this watch will probably have you covered. My previous Samsung watch did not play well with the default Android messaging app. I needed to install a third-party app to be able to reply to messages from my watch. The Amazfit worked fine with the default google messaging app. It even seems to work with RCS messages which some less expensive wtches don't. I’d like to see a little more volume when answering call from the watch, but it is workable. Just a bit tough in noisy environments. This watch has a lot of features. I was initially getting frustrated trying to set it up. I received an email after registering the Zepp companion app for the watch. The email had a link to the user manual. That helped a lot. It is very customizable and after a little playing I have a watch that has all the information that I need a swipe or two away. So in summary – It’s a good-looking watch. It appears to be well made. It has all of the functions I could ask for and is an excellent fitness partner. Yes, there are a bunch of cheap “smart” watches out there. I even tried one. They are cheap for a reason. This watch approaches the functionality of the high-end watches without breaking the bank. I would highly recommend.

After about two weeks I can finally give an honest review. I was able to get the watch at 85$ after my galaxy watch had its last day and I dont regret this purchase at all. I was a bit concerned it wouldnt work as well as the galaxy watch I had before (Galaxy watch 6) but this a great alternative. Visually the design is sleek and has good durability with a great set of built in tools. It can be used to workout, track your heart rate which is what I use it for and has lasted for over a week without a recharge. It also connects to your phone and is great for a quick look at what notifications you are receiving. The only thing I will say I didnt like is the fact that it doesn't work with samsung health so everything is kept in a separate app. I will also say the sleep tracking is absolutely terrible. Ive worn it to sleep about 5 days and it hasnt tracked well at all. Maybe I just move to much in my sleep but it hasnt worked for me. Lastly I will say the watch band that the Active 2 premium comes with is really ugly and makes the watch look cheap. However after purchasing a better band ( for 10 bucks) it has been great and Ive received many compliments for the watch. All and all a great watch at the price point. For a Smart watch under 100 bucks if your budget is small or you want to have a second watch that can be used as a daily beater this is a perfect choice and will do everything you need it to do. It can even download an entire Map into the watch itself , control your music and it even comes with its own AI assistant.

I have to say that this is a great watch. I have it paired with an iPhone and it works well for me. Phone calls sound loud and clear, blood oxygen and pulse are accurate from what I can tell. Works as well as my Apple Watch at a much reduced price. I love the traditional round look and the fact that it has a sapphire crystal. Not one scratch as of yet. Can't say that about my Apple Watch. I think I will upgrade to the new model though due to very little storage capacity in this one. I would love to download map data and I'd like to try the brighter screen on the Active 3. This screen is not bad but not as bright as the Apple Watch.

I've had this watch for only two days now, but MAN do I like it! It replaced my OnePlus Watch 3 43mm because I wanted something lighter with a lower profile. This Amazfit watch fits the bill and then some. As a retired senior I don't need - nor was I using - all the workout and athletic features on the OnePlus... but the Amazfit Active 2 Premium has them. What’s important to me is that the "Premium" designation means this model has the sapphire glass (which my OnePlus didn't) which makes it much more scratch resistant. It is lighter and more comfortable on my wrist and, because of the tapered case and bezel and lower profile, it slides in and out of sleeves and pockets without snagging like the OnePlus did. The AMOLED display can be set to super-bright (I have it at about 50%) and is very easy to see - even for my aging eyes. Using the app, I was able to select a minimalist analog face with a black background and just the minimum of data that I want. There was no need to adjust text size, either - very easy to read. I put the orange silicone strap that came with it in a drawer and the supplied leather strap looks nice and goes with any clothing (though the leather strap is a bit short, even on my not-so-large wrist). The watch is quite attractive. I like cloth straps and have one the proper size on order. The step tracking seems to be at least as accurate as my OnePlus was. The app was easy to install and set up (I have an Android phone) and the app quickly linked with the watch. Over 48 hours of use with a lot of screen time setting things up, downloading and syncing multiple watch faces, etc., battery usage has been about 10%. This would indicate to me that, with my normal use, the battery should last at least 10 days between charges. The Amazfit watch is great - and at less than half the price of the OnePlus.

I really like this smart watch. Unlike most others, it has a traditional clock face with a sweeping second hand. The display also has existing battery power and heart rate displayed, plus the day of the week, month , and numerical date. The level of brightness can be set by going into the settings menu. The battery that lasts for 2 weeks is a real plus. That is in contrast to Apple Watches that have to be charged daily. And even when you have to charge the watch, it can be accomplished in a short time. Like a couple of hours. There are many exercise routines that can be set to display. Routine displays are weather news, Amazon delivers, etc. The sleep monitoring is very good. It can be reflected on the watch and also a more detailed version can be displayed on the watch App. For the price, this watch is hard to beat. It is a real upgrade from my earlier Amazfit Bit 6 watch. It costs a little more, but the sensors are better and worth the smll price increase.

This is my first smart watch and I'd say it's perfectly fine. It's easy enough to navigate and I do like the Zepp app much better than some other fitness apps. The battery in my experience is impressive and I don't notice a big drain on my phone battery from the Bluetooth connection...but I have some gripes: - I really don't think the sleep data is accurate. There were many times when I know I was awake or asleep and it showed the opposite, which means all their other data derived from sleep is more gimmicky than helpful. - The band that the watch comes with gave me contact dermatitis, which seems to be common. Why not just sell it with a breathable band? - All the watch faces are incredibly busy and cluttered. It's very hard to find a simple one. - I have pretty small wrists, and even the smallest size feels clunky and gets stuck on things. I mainly got it to track exercises, and remind me to move throughout the day, and see texts without taking out my phone, so for those purposes and the most recent price (sub $70) I'd say it's worth it, but I've given up wearing it to bed and I don't wear it every day anymore.

Ya tengo unos cuantos meses usándolo, es increíble para lo que vale, sus funciones de ejercicio me gustaron mucho, personalización de caratulas y mediciones muy precisas, no le pide nada a relojes de gama mas alta, la batería me dura 4 dias dándole uso extremo y con always on display, me encanto

I've been using this smartwatch for a few weeks now, and I'm very impressed. The display is bright and clear, the battery lasts several days on a single charge, and the fitness tracking features are accurate and easy to use. It connects seamlessly with my phone and notifications come through instantly. The design looks premium and is comfortable to wear all day. Overall, it's a fantastic smartwatch with excellent features. Highly recommended!

Nice watch and good for casual and formal wear.

Bought this to replace my Fitbit which broke, having lasted less than 18 months. Sick of poor quality Fitbit I decided to move away from them and did a lot of research before settling on this beauty. What can I say, it outshines my old fitbit in every way and cost less too. It looks better, the quality and build seem better, like it might actually last longer, and the zepp app which comes with it is brilliant. The insights are great, again, way more detailed than Fitbit! The watch itself has a really clear, bright screen, and even displays photos and videos! I can even get my ring doorbell on it. It's very versatile to suit your needs, with so many different features and there's lots of clock faces to choose from to personalise it, some free, some paid. It was really easy to set up and connect to my phone. Battery life is insane too, I've just gone 10 days since my first charge without charging it. I've just now put it on charge, it was still on 25% so not desperate (for this watch anyway). I cannot recommend this watch enough for looks, versatility, ease of use, battery life, and price point. It looks way more expensive than it is! I do recommend buying screen protectors though as this watch does have a glass screen.

Lightweight, Extremely Accurate, and Outstanding Battery Life After using the Amazfit Active 2 (44mm) for a full year, I can confidently say this smartwatch delivers exceptional value. The first thing I noticed is how lightweight the watch feels on the wrist. It is comfortable for all-day wear, including sleep tracking. Battery performance is one of its biggest strengths. Even with sleep tracking turned on, I charge the watch only twice a month. In one full year of usage, I have used my 4× charger cycle in a single month, which shows how efficient the battery truly is. In terms of accuracy, the watch performs exceptionally well. I have compared the readings many times with other brands and devices, and the results are equally accurate and consistent. The Zepp app is another major advantage. It provides reliable syncing, clear reports, and strong customization options. The support for custom open-source mini-apps made by developers is extremely useful, especially small apps for exercise, notifications, and utility functions. Overall, this smartwatch stands out because of its light weight, long battery life, high accuracy, and excellent app ecosystem. A solid, dependable product that has impressed me throughout the year.