Amazfit Bip 6 Smart Watch 46mm, 14 Day Battery, 1.97" AMOLED Display, GPS & Free Maps, AI, Bluetooth Call & Text, Health, Fitness & Sleep Tracker, 140+ Workout Modes, 5 ATM Water-Resistance, Black

This watch is just as good as the higher named brand priced ones. I can receive texts and calls. Tracks my steps. Syncing to your phone is easy. The size it perfect. Watches my heart rate. Alarms that I set work perfectly. I use it at my job. I need a timer for every 30 mins. It start to vibrate when timer goes off and then easily I can set for the next 30 min. Watch face is easy to read. Looks great on my arm. Holds a charge for 3 days with use.

This is a really great smart watch for an Android phone, if you're a part of the Googleverse. It's amazingly inexpensive and easy to set up and use. The ability to switch watch faces allows you to customize what's displayed on the Home screen. I like to have a second hand on my watch, and there were several faces with this feature. Most faces are free, but a few cost about $3.00. You can even install a face with a holiday them, or a personal photo. I installed a basic calculator app, which saves me from having to pull out my phone. There's a scientific calculator available, in case you really have to know the Cosine of 22 degrees. You can read your emails and texts. Best of all - it has a GPS receiver, which makes tracking my walks and bike rides much more accurate than my Fitbit. Google maps on my watch - of course! There is just about every possible fitness activity, outdoor and indoor swimming, climbing, hiking, elliptical, rowing, yoga, jumping rope, tennis, Zumba, hunting, skateboarding, fishing (!). No skiing, though. Batter life is excellent. I previously had a Fitbit Inspire 2. The interface was awkward and not intuitive.I never used it much, except to keep track of the time, how long I slept and my daily step count. This is a far better, and more fun, than the Inspire 2.

I bought this watch back in August and have had zero issues with it. I wear it everyday, but I don’t always sleep with it on. It does the sleep monitoring but it isn’t a big thing for me. I can receive and make calls on it. I get text notifications, but I can’t respond on it. I get notifications from different apps on my phone and you can set that all up on the Zepp app which also is easy to use. I got it mostly for the heart rate monitor and it seems to be accurate. The blood oxygen seems to be pretty accurate also. I have checked on different monitors I have at home and also at the doctors. I get a pretty consistent 14 days on the battery and I have some of the health monitors set to check more regularly. Screen adapts to the light in the room. Great watch for the price and a lot cheaper than some of the name brand ones. I would get another one!!

I am enjoying this watch and the app. I am a casual user that wanted basic step, exercise and heart rate tracking and didn't want to pay for a lot of things I won't use and don't want to do a subscription. This watch fit that bill and it is easy to use and see. The only real con I have at this point is that the glass scratches super easy and with the watch face as big as it is, it naturally just ends up face down on stucco or jammed in between car parts. I am getting better at taking it off more and I know there are better at higher prices but as my entry into this market, I don't expect all things at this price point. There are a lot of videos that helped set everything up and the interface and app work well.

This Amazfit Bip 6 watch has been amazing so far! I bought it because my FitBit Versa 2, which I used for almost 4 years and I liked, degraded to where I needed to charge it daily, and then it completely died. I couldn't afford another FitBit Versa 2 so I looked for a cheaper option. I found cheaper smart watches out there but none of them did all that I needed. Then I found the Amazfit Bip 6. It checked all the boxes (and much, much more), and it was less than half the price of the FitBit Versa 2. I have now been wearing my Amazfit Bip 6 for 2 weeks. The battery lasted 13 days and still had 13% left! (The Fitbit would only last about 4 days, usually) During these 2 weeks, I haven't found any cons, only pros. There are too many great features to list them all, but I particularly like the built-in GPS with mapping(very accurate), the SpO2 sensor, the heart rate monitor, the alarm features, and the bright display. The watch is very, very configurable. There are dozens of free display faces for a look and feel you like. It connects and syncs to my phone (Android) 10 times better and faster than the FitBit. I see incoming text messages on my watch! I could brag about this watch all day, but I won't go on. All I can say is that I am so happy with how good this watch works for me. It was more than worth the small price.

This watch does everything you need it to do and more. (Only android) I have owned pixel watch, apple watch, and nothing wat h and older version of amazfit watch (GTR4). For the price in my opinion this beats any flagship watch. Is a fraction of the price, and it integrates amazingly well with your phone and apps. You can control every aspect of it. What you want and don't want on the watch. It is super accurate, lightweight but seems durable, you can respond to your text notifications by typing, voice or pre written text. Calls work great and good sounds. Easy to follow instructions and setup through the app. The battery life is great. I wear it to sleep and when I wake up is the same %. I love the look of it and how it fits on the wrist l, the size is just perfect. The only Con I see is that it does not support NFC, but for the price you pay, is a no brainer. I'm blown away by this watch and what it can accomplish with this price tag. Also the zepp app it's great, and each time they do an upgrade just gets better and better.

I’ve been interested in Amazfit devices for a while now, this is actually the third device I've purchased from them, and I can confidently say the Bip 6 is the best one yet. I’m keeping this one after returning the previous two, and here is why: The Screen is Stunning The upgrade to the high-resolution AMOLED screen is immediately noticeable. It is bright, crisp, and punches way above its weight class. It looks and feels like a much more expensive watch on the wrist and the band is comfortable and fits well. Finally: Real Communication! This is the main reason I’m writing this review. The ability to reply to messages directly from the watch is the "killer feature" I’ve been waiting for. Whether it’s using the on-screen keyboard or the voice-to-text feature, it actually works. I can finally send custom responses without digging my phone out of my pocket. For a device in this price range, that functionality is rare and incredibly useful. Unbeatable Value As always, the affordability is amazing. You are getting premium features (like that screen and the smart replies) for a fraction of the cost of the big-name smartwatches. One Small Grievance I will be honest—the setup process wasn’t as straightforward as I might have liked. It took a little patience to get everything paired and customized exactly how I wanted it. But once you get past that initial hurdle, the experience is smooth sailing. Verdict If you are on the fence, get it. The message reply feature alone makes it worth a buy for me. Highly recommended!

Summary: The watch delivers excellent overall performance with reliable sleep tracking, smooth OS operation, and great notification handling. It’s comfortable, stylish, and easy to set up, though the band can be slightly annoying and the call-handling feature could use refinement. Battery life is outstanding and easily the highlight of the device. Full Review:The OS works great — smooth, responsive, and easy to navigate. Sleep tracking is accurate and performs well. Setup was very simple, and the watch fits comfortably on my wrist. The band, while not bad, can get a bit annoying if tightened too much. Notifications are excellent: images display clearly, and quick replies work exactly as intended. The watch looks great, though it appears slightly smaller in person than in the photos and videos I saw on YouTube, possibly just a matter of perception. My only real issue is with dial calling. When using earbuds, calls made from the watch only allow switching between the watch and phone audio, not directly to earbuds. However, if you call from the “Recent” tab, it automatically uses your earbuds, so this may have been a one-time glitch. Finally, the battery life is phenomenal. It truly stands out as the star of the show, just look at the numbers, no words needed.