Amazfit Active 2 Sport Smart Watch Fitness Tracker for Android and iPhone, 44mm, 10 Day Battery, Water Resistant, GPS Maps, Sleep Monitor, 160+ Workout Modes, 400 Face Styles, Silicone Strap, Free App

Very pleased with this purchase
So far I love this watch. It was more expensive than my first amazfit, but better quality and much cheaper than a fitb** (which hasn’t had good reviews for a few years). I love that I already had the Zepp app, so the transition between watches was seamless. This amazfit’s biometrics are soooooooo much more accurate than my previous model. I like that it works with Alexa, and it pairs and works well with my iPhone. The heart rate monitor, pedometer, and other features is far superior to my previous model. I haven’t and will not be testing whether or not it’s waterproof. The screen is bright and clear (which is important with visual impairment). The leather band is really nice and makes the watch look better quality. It’s been 3 days and my watch is still above 60% battery. I like the new disk charging mechanism which works with a type c cable, but also will charge on the cable from my Bip3. I truly recommend this watch. It’s a reasonable price point, great features with a bright and clear screen and pairs well with all my other devices.

Amazfit Active 2 Review: The Garmin and Apple Watch Rival I Didn’t See Coming
As someone who has used everything from Apple Watches to various Garmin models, I went into the Amazfit Active 2 with high expectations—and honestly, it has blown me away. For a watch that sits at such an aggressive price point, I felt like the “premium” experience starts the moment you start unboxing the product.First Impressions: The “Out-of-the-Box” FactorThe packaging is surprisingly impressive. Often, budget-friendly options lack in this area and it can be obvious that it is a budget-friendly option just purely due to the packaging alone. But Amazfit clearly took a page out of the high-end playbook here. The unboxing has the kind of presentation that makes you feel like you’ve bought a piece of luxury tech rather than just a cheap fitness tracker.Setup & Sync: Pretty Effortless IntegrationIf you’ve ever struggled with a finicky Bluetooth pairing process, you’ll appreciate how seamless this is. Just turn on the Amazfit 2, download the Zepp app, scan the QR code and you’re set.Within three minutes, I had my notifications configured, my health data syncing, and a new watch face installed.- Note, my watch did force me to update the software prior to being able to doing too much on the watch. This took about 10 minutes.The UI: Smooth, Snappy, and Spot OnThis is where the Active 2 truly earns its keep. Coming from the fluid (but battery-hungry) Apple Watch and the data-rich (but sometimes clunky) Garmin interface, I was skeptical about Zepp OS.The UI on the watch is exceptionally smooth (almost too smooth? If that can be a thing). There’s no noticeable stutter when swiping through widgets, and the touch response is immediate. The app icons look premium and overall I think it will be a great option to track my fitness and sleep.The VerdictAs someone who has lived in the Apple and Garmin ecosystems, I am genuinely impressed. The Amazfit Active 2 doesn’t just “compete” for the price—it stands on its own merits for design, ease of use, and software performance. If you want the premium feel without the “premium” tax, this is the one.

Excellent rapport qualité prix. Seul bémol important : lorsqu’ on programme des entraînements sur la montre, comme du hiit par exemple, les intervalles sont indiqués par des vibrations et pas par des bips. Souvent ces vibrations sont insuffisantes pour être perçues pendant l’effort. A part cela la montre et l’application sont excellentes.

I was indeed “amazed” to see this Amazfit active 2 premium watch. And more so at this price range it worth each of your buck. I won’t write much on its gr8 features as it well written already by others. The look and feel of this gadget is impressive. It works well on each of its features viz fitness workouts, accuracy or heart beat and spo2 I loved the auto workout detection – a welcome change from my earlier fossil watch which was supposed to be a premium one and yet no such option. At this price range it beats most of its peers on functionality and effectiveness. Considering its awesome features and functions and utility – On price it has no competition at all. One more thing – it’s compatible with iPhone – works like a charmA sure go to product if you are a conscious fitness enthusiast !

Excellent budget watch for the price. I haven’t look for a spotify app since I paired it with my phone and haven’t seen any problem controlling the music from the watch (you need to swipe right on the watch and play the music from that screen to control the music from your phone). Battery life is so far so good In two days of general usage I haven’t gone below 90% (surprisingly good considering the price of watch). Activities will of course eat a little more battery. For cyclist fan you can important a gpx file directly on the watch (tutorials are available on the web). You can important a map directly on the screen of the watch for free and see the area where you walk, run or cycle. Speaking through the watch works fine when receiving a call. Plenty of choice of activities. Bonus point, I like the OS. You can choose your backgroung like in a computer and even get “live background on it”. Metrics from biosensors seems almost accurate eventough not perfect. But you do get a lot of “bang for your buck” considering the price of the watch. Using a silicone bracelet will make it look like a sport watch, using a leather bracelet will be more office usage. Notification are handled correctly (as you can press on the notification to see it or simply ignore it. You can consult your agenda on it, the weather and you get plenty of choice of appliation to install (wherter for location, navigation etc…). The AMOLED is a big plus for those who like smartwatches. The flashlight option makes the screen go white as oppose to a real flashlight. For weight lifters the bug concerning not having the ability to count reps has been fixed by the company recently so it works to save your workout. You can also put your membership cards on it. I haven’t tried the watch at the cashier for payment thought as I don’t like putting the payment options on a watch for security purposes. It’s not perfect but it’s certainly a viable options against higher end smart watch for budget sensitive people.