TRex is also all plastic, thin metal on top is cosmetic only. I didn't mention the T-Rex, but the $1100 Fenix 8 is also steel or titanium sandwiched between a polycarbonate body. 1.2 screen is better than 1.5 screen if they show the same information You can display more information comfortably on a

Hi, I purchased an Active 2 premium a few days ago. After the first charge, I got two days of moderate use (no workouts, everything turned on). After the second charge, I am now at 24% after 3 days (all power intensive features off, no GPS, no music, auto brightness, no aod). What gives? I see users

I preferred the size and battery life of the active max but need the sapphire screen. I was hoping they would come out with an Active Max Premium. The balance 2 is too expensive and has a dimmer screen so really just nothing that fits my exact wants right now. Who knows though, Amazfit might launch

I’ve had the watch for about two weeks now, and honestly, I’m seriously considering returning it.
A real shame – especially since I don’t really see a proper alternative out there. 😞

✅ Pros

• I really like the rather "classic" design of the watch – it looks fantastic on the wrist
• Materials, build

Amazfit Active 2 is cheapest Amazfit watch model with shortest battery. They have other watches have over 20 days battery (Amazfit Active Max, Balance XT or 2, or T Rex 3)

Battery will be the one big downside here. Based on what the Garmin 165/Suunto Run/Amazfit Active 2 with similar sizes get, I'd expect 10-12 days and 20 hours GPS, with real world of 5-6 days if you run daily. That said, I'd assume Coros has looked over the data for their Pace 2/Pace 3 owners to see

I bought my Amazfit Active 2 (Round) three months ago and didn’t notice any problems at first. Then I saw some Reddit users say theirs can last like 13 days, and mine loses about 20% a day without workouts or GPS, but with notifications. The only thing I changed was the screen-on time to 5 seconds.

So are wearing habits for Amazfit watch users different from Garmin watch users??? They have had Body Battery for multiple generations of watches. It is the metric most users find useful. Nothing is perfect. Some users want to switch out multiple different watches. For them, no metrics are very usef

At 4 to 5 trainings per week, you will need to charge the Active 2 quite often.NFC payment is only on the Premium version, and still very limited (Europe only, Mastercard only): https://www.amazfit.com/pages/zepp-pay Active 2 is a lifestyle smartwatch first. You should look at watches more dedicated

Amazfit should stop messing around and activate that option for EVERYONE (with a warning about increased battery consumption... since it's already down to 1 minute). It does give you a message that it will reduce your battery life by 50%. Trust me, just buy a beefier watch. And Amazfit should work o