Active 2

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

It looks like Amazfit will move towards a higher entry price and aim to have the majority of its devices in that $169 to $550 range. They will probably keep the Active 2 and Bip 6 on their page until their software cycle ends, then raise the lowest entry price a little, maybe in the $130ish range.

Less than two months, that's the bottom line.

I really liked my active 2, it is a great watch for a good price. Was planning a full life for the both of us, ot at least a few years together (people in my family don't live long, so I don't plan ahead).

But then one morning, less than two months sin

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

Yep, I agree w you. But it's not only the issues, it's the features as well. When I was deciding which watch to buy to replace my dead Active 2, I was between the Active Max and the T-Rex 3 Pro 44mm (imo the 2 best looking models Amazfit has so far). I was leaning toward the T-Rex 3 Pro because I th

I’m a bit skeptical about the import values you listed—$80 for the Pace 3 seems pretty steep, especially when brands like Amazfit are selling models like the Bip 6 or Active 2 at retail for $80–$100. And that’s not even counting the flood of no-name GPS AMOLED watches on Amazon going for $50–$80. Co

It’s cheaper because it’s not popular. Most times a company makes a great product they become popular and then starts the downfall. Becomes greedy increases prices tries to copy Apple then puts features behind paywall. I have been wearing an Amazfit watch since they BIP 3 days after my pebble watch

100% agreed. I think Amazfit watches are great value for the money, but their inconsistent software implementation is a bit frustrating. For example, I had the Balance but returned it as soon as I saw the Active 2 announcement - cheaper, smaller, newer sensor, supposedly the same basic features were

Given the source (AliExpress) and your feature list (music playback, offline navigation) plus a tight budget ($30–$50), you’re asking for a lot — and that’s okay to say up front. Most watches in this price range from AliExpress are basic fitness trackers or “smart” watches with limited app support.

Now you got me concerned. I have a GTS 2 and I want to change it for a Active 2 because of this exact same problem you related: the GPS is not working. Nowadays I can't even use it as a normal watch, the battery doesn't last even a day. I thought this was related to the fact that GTS 2 is a much che