Amazfit GTS 2 Mini Smart Watch for Men Android iPhone, Alexa Built-in, 14-Day Battery Life, Fitness Tracker with GPS & 70+ Sports Modes, Blood Oxygen Heart Rate Monitor, 5 ATM Water Resistant-Black

I’ve had this watch for 2.5yrs now and it’s still going strong!! Best I’ve used and better than other fancy watches that are 10X+ more expensive! Battery lasts days and recharges fast! You can get alerts for calls and messages (I have it linked to direct calls and texts and WhatsApp), answer or reject calls using the phone, gives current weather when linked to your phone, tracks your cycles etc. Great and accurate at tracking heart rate, blood pressure, sleeping patterns and have good workout tracking options. And my favorite feature that really makes this watch shine is that it’s waterproof! I wear it 24/7, in the shower/bath etc and wait for it for swimming on a regular basis. It tracks laps I swim and after 2.5 years it’s not showing any issues with water getting in! How amazing is that! Not even Apple Watches do that, in fact my iPhone 12 died after a few months of purchase after wearing it around a water park with less than 5 mins of min shallow water submersion! Handles rough wear and tear well too! Looks great, fit and feel is great, works amazing, most durable tech gadget I’ve ever owned, highly highly recommend!!! It really is the full package! Oh and affordable too!!!

I had a pebble then replaced it with a amazfit bip and also bought a wear os watch. I really like the bip. It's basic and does what a watch should notifications and tracking. The battery life is amazing. Wear os sucks and the watch battery only lasted a day so never really use it. None of the higher end makers can seem to make a decent watch. I won't buy a watch if it can't last a week on battery life. This watch has surprised me. The bip only has a few watch faces some are 24 hr and only a few 12 hr. And the other apps I have used didn't have many decent designs for what I wanted. The GTS mini has probably 100 plus good watch faces for this watch. Plus you can just set this watch to 12hr and all the watch faces are normal American 12hr. Great improvement amazfit! The watch doesn't have the 40 day life of the bip but it can go upwards of 21 days. I have tons of stuff turned on. Pretty much all the tracking. Lift to wake and all of the smart stuff. I'll have to see how long the battery will last like this. Then customize from there to get the preferred 7 days of battery life. It seems I will get about 4 days with everything on. The main functions of a good watch for me is a good watch faces, notifications and good battery life. I won't buy apple or Samsung till they can figure out to make a watch with a decent battery. This watch looks pretty good. Similar to old square watches that have been around forever. Everything seems to work well and function well. I never rate products very well because most products aren't very good, but I'm impressed with this.

05/22/22 - I have had this watch for a little over a week (using with a Pixel 6 Pro). My summary take is: lots of good with a few rough spots.Pros:* Price: For the cost and what it does, this thing is a great value.* Battery life: As I am writing this, it has been seven days since I took it off the charger and I am sitting at 37% batter. Pretty outstanding.* Comfort: This thing is comfortable. Numerous times I have caught myself looking down at my wrist the make sure I am still wearing it. I literally can't tell that I am still wearing it at times. It is so lightweight. Also, I don't feel compelled to remove it when I get sweaty, as I have for other smart watches I own. Even when it gets sweaty, it is easy to wipe clean.* Sleep tracking: I am certainly not a sleep tracking nut, so I can not speak to the nitty gritty of things like REM tracking and such. But I will say that this has accurately tracked my general sleep duration every night this past week. And it is automatic! I previously used an app on my phone to track my sleep duration, but I would have to manually start it and stop it each night/morning. But with this watch, I just go to sleep and it automatically tracks it.* Music control: This is an important feature to me because I like to be able to play/pause my phone's music without needing to pull my phone out of my pocket. The music controls are not quite as convenient as what you'll find on Wear OS, but it certainly gets the job done.Cons:* Google Fit integration: This is hit and miss. It does seem to accurately track my daily steps to Google Fit. Exercise activity is a different story. The only two exercise types I have explicitly done on the Amazfit are indoor biking and outdoor biking. In both cases, the Zepp app syncs those to Google Fit as "Others", not as their actual exercise types. Not a huge deal, but I wish those were synced to Google Fit as what they actually are.* Voice assistants: The watch comes with Alexa support built in. I have not tested this yet because I am not an Alexa user at all. My house and other devices are 100% Google Assistant driven. Coming from a primarily Wear OS smartwatch life, it would be nice if I could set Google Assistant up on the Amazfit as opposed to Alexa, but I am pretty sure that Alexa is the only option here.