Amazfit Bip S Lite Smart Watch Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate, Sleep Monitor, 1.28” Touch Screen 14 Sports Modes, 5 ATM Waterproof, 30 Days Battery Life for Women Men for Android iOS

Having used a few different smart watches over the years, I can honesty say that they just get better; improved technology with quicker response. I also love this new magnetic clip on back charging system, which holds the watch in place when charging, better than the magnetic spot clip which often fell off.The watch is really lightweight and comfortable to wear but still managed to give us a decent sized screen, which we found easy to read, even when outdoors.All the usual sports apps are included, as are the sleeping monitors, and a heart rate monitor, which appears to be comparatively accurate. Once paired with our phones, we can also get GPS signals, not used this app, so can't comment on how good it is however. An easy to use QR code makes the pairing process that bit easier, we thought.What we were both amazed at, was the battery life; I have used the term us, as my partner and myself have both been using the watch over the last week, and we are still on the original charge; in fact we will probably get another week's use out of it before the need to recharge the battery; incredible!Straight back from a run yesterday, it had started to rain, my partner, without thinking jumped into the shower, still wearing the watch; thankfully, it has proven to be 100% waterproof.A nice presentaion box, so would make a good looking gift; always something I consider.So to sum up; lightweight and comfortable, clear screen, lots of apps, waterproof, and a very good battery life.A super, good smart watch for the price; highly recommended.

I bought this watch after reading plenty of positive reviews. It came in an elegant box, so unpacking was very satisfactory. It comes with a pre-charged battery, mine was about 85 percent charged, so I only charged it once initially, then paired it with the dedicated companion app called Zepp. The app is very intuitive and has got very detailed layout, the account registration went very smooth.Bip S Lite looks like most of the budget smartwatches these days, but what differs it from the other budget watches is its complexity and accuracy. I tested the step counts, for my 100 steps the Bip S counted 99, which is great. The heart rate is also accurate enough, as I have compared it with a mid-range watch Polar Vantage M2 and the results are pretty good, in terms of accuracy.The watch tracks PAI and sleep pattern, the fitness goals are adjustable, it calculates various params, e.g BMI, so it could be a perfect fitness companion. All the collected data can be stored, shared, etc. I like it. Also the incoming calls can be dropped from the screen level, but this function is available in most of the smartwatches today.The downsides - no much, maybe except the screen size, which has got pretty thick bezels, so the actual display inside is pretty small (see pictures). Not am issue though, as the screen is vivid and is very responsive.The battery life seems to be fine, I have charged it only once, when it arrived and its been nearly two weeks since, and the battery is still around 10 percent. Not bad, considering I've been using the screen and the tracking heavily.Its got some level of customisation, the watch faces can be changed, thats the matter of aesthetic.Overall, I'm happy with this watch. Its a good fitness partner and it could be the best entry-level smartwatch with good accuracy and battery life. It can be used either in standalone mode (I mean, unpaired and unconnected from the mobile phone - this will probably extend significantly the battery life), and it could be constantly paired, to collect and process the daily data.

Bought this for my daughter as she wanted a fit bit like me. I wasn’t willing to pay out the money for a fit bit for an 11year old so thought this was a good alternative.Well I have been more than one pleasantly surprised with the watch. Easy to set up, has better specifications and battery life than a fit bit. I also ordered a few extra straps so my daughter can change the look.I would rate it 5 stars ⭐️

So it has a transreflective screen that can be viewed in Sunlight. I've tried it out and it works.They claim it has up to 30 days battery life and I see no reason to doubt that. It has used very little battery over the past day.It has an always on display.I counted 150 watch faces on the Zepp app. They seem quite good as well from my initial viewing.It's very light weight and you forget its on your wrist. It's not thick and bulky either which is a plus for me.Initially I thought I had a fault because I couldn't find the main menu in particular the settings sub menu. I searched on line and others said the same thing. However I worked it out in the end as follows...The thing to understand is that the watch has two states - locked and unlocked. In the locked state the watch only allows you to view the watch face in a slightly dimmed manner.You unlock the watch by either raising your arm or by pressing the button once. This results in the display illuminating for a short while. While the screen is lit up press the button and you access the full menu.So, either raise your arm and press the button while the screen is illuminated to see the main menu.OrWith the screen dimmed, press the button to illuminate / unlock the watch and press again to access the main menu.The rest of it is easy to get your head around.Added Later...The battery life is great! 2 weeks and it's got 60% left. The watch faces are myriad in number. I've changed the strap for an Archer seat belt nylon and its even more comfortable.