Buku panduan amazfit gtr 42mm

4.0 out of 5 stars Great Looks and Value
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2019

I wish I could rate it 4 1/2 stars but there’s no such option. This is a lightweight, very comfortable watch with an attractive design. The AMOLED screen displays rich colors and good looking text. The screen is readable in bright sunlight and has an ambient light sensor to automatically adjust screen brightness. I love the attention to detail in the design. The size is ideal for small to average size wrists. GPS locks quickly and has been accurate in my tests. The heart rate sensor has also tested well. I compared it against the Garmin Vivoactive 4s and the results were nearly identical. The display is a touchscreen but I appreciate that I can also use the buttons during certain workouts to scroll through the data screens. That’s very useful when running or bike riding. Touchscreen aren’t too practical in those situations. I haven’t tested swimming yet but it does support both pool and open water swimming. You can choose the length of the pool in meters. Even if you have an oddball length pool of 31 meters or 49 or whatever you can set it to that. There’s several watchfaces to choose from and they are designed well. My only complaints or suggestions are that I’d like for more watch faces to be able to be stored on the watch so I can switch between my favorites. Step tracking is a bit conservative, more so for short walks of 20 or 30 steps or less. Step tracking is good for longer walks though. Sleep tracking is okay but nothing to brag about. Notifications come through reliably though the Bluetooth range seems shorter than many watches I’ve tested. Well, before I write a novel just know that this watch does many things well, looks terrific, has great battery life and provides a lot of value for the money. I recommend it if you don’t need all the bells and whistles of an Apple Watch. I have the Apple Watch Series 5 and it’s sitting on the charger as I type this. It spends a lot of time on the charger!

Reviews with images

Top reviews from the United States

There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later.

Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2022

Fantastic watch and incredible value. I purchased this watch about a year ago and can’t say enough about it. I recently purchased an Apple Watch and I ended up going back to the AMAZFIT. The big thing for me is the difference in battery life. This watch comes as advertised and does last 24 days. Apple Watch is about a day. I was also. surprised to see that V02 Max not on Apple IWatch but is on Amazfit which is a metric that I track. If anyone needs to step up there game in wearables, it’s Apple. I can go on, but for $140 you are getting amazing value.

Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2022

So this watch really has both pros and cons, so entirely depends on what you care about and not.
Pro: I was looking for a round stylish watch - that it is. The options for a face are not amazing for a woman, but okay fine.
Pro: the basic functions of phone notifications are fine, I like the music sync so I can move songs from the watch.
Pro: seems to track sleep well.
Pro: tracks blood pressure and defines it as “light”, “intensive”, “aerobic” etc. you can choose if to track blood pressure constantly or as needed - affects the battery life.
Con: the main downside is a different calorie count compared to other brands - I had a fitbit before and it showed the whole amount of calories burnt in a day. This watch only shows ACTIVE BURN - so only when you actually make an effort, exercise etc. totally different system. I hesitated if this was a deal breaker for me but decided to try it out anyway.
Con: does not support Hebrew in notifications - displays it as ???? Probably not a problem for most people but kid if annoying for Hebrew speakers. Russian works fine though.
Con: battery life is not great - I need to charge every two days. That said - it charges pretty fast.
Hope this helps.

3.0 out of 5 stars Depends what you’re looking for
By Kiramel on August 29, 2022

So this watch really has both pros and cons, so entirely depends on what you care about and not.
Pro: I was looking for a round stylish watch - that it is. The options for a face are not amazing for a woman, but okay fine.
Pro: the basic functions of phone notifications are fine, I like the music sync so I can move songs from the watch.
Pro: seems to track sleep well.
Pro: tracks blood pressure and defines it as “light”, “intensive”, “aerobic” etc. you can choose if to track blood pressure constantly or as needed - affects the battery life.
Con: the main downside is a different calorie count compared to other brands - I had a fitbit before and it showed the whole amount of calories burnt in a day. This watch only shows ACTIVE BURN - so only when you actually make an effort, exercise etc. totally different system. I hesitated if this was a deal breaker for me but decided to try it out anyway.
Con: does not support Hebrew in notifications - displays it as ???? Probably not a problem for most people but kid if annoying for Hebrew speakers. Russian works fine though.
Con: battery life is not great - I need to charge every two days. That said - it charges pretty fast.
Hope this helps.

Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2022

No me gusta un exigente una app pagada para 9btener ubicación sueño oxigenonentre otros

Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2019

I wish I could rate it 4 1/2 stars but there’s no such option. This is a lightweight, very comfortable watch with an attractive design. The AMOLED screen displays rich colors and good looking text. The screen is readable in bright sunlight and has an ambient light sensor to automatically adjust screen brightness. I love the attention to detail in the design. The size is ideal for small to average size wrists. GPS locks quickly and has been accurate in my tests. The heart rate sensor has also tested well. I compared it against the Garmin Vivoactive 4s and the results were nearly identical. The display is a touchscreen but I appreciate that I can also use the buttons during certain workouts to scroll through the data screens. That’s very useful when running or bike riding. Touchscreen aren’t too practical in those situations. I haven’t tested swimming yet but it does support both pool and open water swimming. You can choose the length of the pool in meters. Even if you have an oddball length pool of 31 meters or 49 or whatever you can set it to that. There’s several watchfaces to choose from and they are designed well. My only complaints or suggestions are that I’d like for more watch faces to be able to be stored on the watch so I can switch between my favorites. Step tracking is a bit conservative, more so for short walks of 20 or 30 steps or less. Step tracking is good for longer walks though. Sleep tracking is okay but nothing to brag about. Notifications come through reliably though the Bluetooth range seems shorter than many watches I’ve tested. Well, before I write a novel just know that this watch does many things well, looks terrific, has great battery life and provides a lot of value for the money. I recommend it if you don’t need all the bells and whistles of an Apple Watch. I have the Apple Watch Series 5 and it’s sitting on the charger as I type this. It spends a lot of time on the charger!

4.0 out of 5 stars Great Looks and Value
By Kris on December 7, 2019

I wish I could rate it 4 1/2 stars but there’s no such option. This is a lightweight, very comfortable watch with an attractive design. The AMOLED screen displays rich colors and good looking text. The screen is readable in bright sunlight and has an ambient light sensor to automatically adjust screen brightness. I love the attention to detail in the design. The size is ideal for small to average size wrists. GPS locks quickly and has been accurate in my tests. The heart rate sensor has also tested well. I compared it against the Garmin Vivoactive 4s and the results were nearly identical. The display is a touchscreen but I appreciate that I can also use the buttons during certain workouts to scroll through the data screens. That’s very useful when running or bike riding. Touchscreen aren’t too practical in those situations. I haven’t tested swimming yet but it does support both pool and open water swimming. You can choose the length of the pool in meters. Even if you have an oddball length pool of 31 meters or 49 or whatever you can set it to that. There’s several watchfaces to choose from and they are designed well. My only complaints or suggestions are that I’d like for more watch faces to be able to be stored on the watch so I can switch between my favorites. Step tracking is a bit conservative, more so for short walks of 20 or 30 steps or less. Step tracking is good for longer walks though. Sleep tracking is okay but nothing to brag about. Notifications come through reliably though the Bluetooth range seems shorter than many watches I’ve tested. Well, before I write a novel just know that this watch does many things well, looks terrific, has great battery life and provides a lot of value for the money. I recommend it if you don’t need all the bells and whistles of an Apple Watch. I have the Apple Watch Series 5 and it’s sitting on the charger as I type this. It spends a lot of time on the charger!

Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2021

I have had many different models of fitness trackers from a well known brand, and I have to say, so far the Amazfit trackers/watches blow the leading beand out of the water.

I bought a T-Rex Pro for my husband, and was so kmpressed, I bought myself the GTR42.

What makes it better than previous ones

Waterproof
Many many different faces to choose from
Heartrate seems accurate. Compared with manually checking it
Sleep monitoring
Many exercise modes to select from
Weather including forecast and sunrise/sunset
Compass
Altitude ( fairly accurate)
Air pressure
Find your phone from your watch, and vice versa
Event teminder
Sms and call notifications
GPS for ourdoor activity logging
Music control.

And the usual things: timer/time/alarm/etc.

Biggest plus... less expensive than my last leading brand tracker, which had virtually none of these features.

The charger is magnetic and I charge every other day. It depends on how much you use notifications and other features.

Syncing is easy with Zepp ap.

Only negative so far, is the app does not sync with MFP, but hopefully it will with firmware updates.