AmazfitCheetah Pro Running Smart Watch 47mm, Dual-Band GPS Navigation, Offline Maps, 1.45'' AMOLED Display, 14 Day Battery, Titanium Alloy Bezel, Heart Rate & Sleep Tracker for Android & iPhone

I have had a few smart watches and this is definitely the best of the bunch, especially for the price. Battery lasts about 2 weeks and charges quickly. All the features are great and the companion app lets me review all the data it collects. Highly recommend.

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I have a small wrist, however the watch have doesn't feel as clunky and big as my versa from Fitbit. I love the old school dial button and how much more detailed the face is. The band has durable Velcro in multiple places and hasn't shifted on my wrist even with vigorous dancing. Speaking of dancing the workout tracker has multiple dance forms that it will record including belly dancing! That's a huge plus for as Fitbit never recognized all the hours of class, rehearsal, or performances as dancing just steps. The food tracking in the app allows you to take a picture of your food for teaching which is a huge win for those like me that hate manually evening every single ingredient. The battery seems to be holding steady (I don't use the always on function), I can load a manual weight lifting template and choose those workouts from the watch face and get real time observations. I'm hoping this will help elevate my health journey!Only down side is that it's not available on my company's health metric program so there's a few extra steps I have to take to get those premium discount points

Great watch ! I get almost 2 weeks before charging. Thats amazing. Had Apple, Samsung and Garmin smartwatches. This beats them all. GPS is way faster and more accurate than my Garmin. Works well with Navigation. When hiking too. Has various health apps and functions too. Lets hope it lasts a long time...

I bought the Cheetah when my TRex 2 was accidentally destroyed after two years’; I loved that Rex. Though being newly out, the Cheetah had good reviews, and was quite a bit cheaper than the new Rex 3, so I thought I’d try it.While as large faced as the Rex, it wasnt as bulky on my female wrists, so plus to that. Battery life has been pretty good, nearly a week before charging was needed, plus to that too. But thats where the positives ended for me.Step count and heart rate seemed to be accurate, but sleep mode has been consistently way off. I’ve worn it both snug and mildly loose, and it will barely record anything and once recorded too much sleep when I was fully awake for hours. I cant seem to find a happy medium, and I particularly use this function to keep an eye on my sleep apnea.The Rex’s buttons were pretty easy to figure out. One brings up the menu so you can scroll to what you needed, and another would back you out step by step. The Cheetah’s buttons seem inconsistent in doing that. Bring up my wrist to look at the time, I’ll find some random spot in the labyrinth of functions, and button use doesnt want to let you escape easily.Cheerah’s watch faces are pretty limited, and I’m really disappointed that I couldnt keep the Rex faces that I already paid for and have them transferred to the Cheetah.If I still had the box wrappings and all its accessories, I’d send the watch back and order another Rex 2 or maybe upgrade to the 3. Maybe the Cheetah works out for others, but it is a total bust for me.Update: I sent the Cheetah back for a refund, having had it less than a month. I wasnt able to send back box wrappings and accessories, but the watch was still in perfect condition, besides it not working right.I received a whole $16.00 on a $179.99 item. Wtf !!

When I initially got it I tried to download contour maps only to not find the option in the app. After connecting CS they informed me that they discontinued contour maps for this watch. Suddenly minutes after a rather scathing reply I had the option. They even doubled down on this being discontinued but I still have the option of downloading contour maps. Other than that my experience with the actual watch is quite good. GPS had been plenty accurate for me. Battery life is good. Sleep monitoring seems to be pretty on point with how I feel in the morning. The UI is good once you take some time to figure it out. The band is comfortable on the pro. While Alexa seemed kind of cool it's a novelty for my purposes so I set it to only offline voice commands. Seems to do everything I want which isn't much (90% of the reason I bought it is for contour maps and battery life). Answering calls on the phone is cool and people say the mic is very clear although I probably won't use this much. I'm also hoping the fishing and rock climbing workout modes work well.

I use it for biking, hiking and running and it is great for those activities. The Zepp tracking app is also very good. Battery life is about 10 days.

Not bad. If you're gonna use it as a sports watch battery life is about 5 days. Sensors aren't the most accurate but it gets the job done. I wish I had spent a little more on a Garmin, but I don't regret it and do like using it.