Amazfit GTS 4 Mini Smart Watch for Women Men, Alexa Built-in, GPS, Fitness Tracker with 120+ Sport Modes, 15-Day Battery Life, Heart Rate Blood Oxygen Monitor, Android Phone iPhone Compatible-Pink

Pleased with the watch at the price point. Its not apple, but I didn't want all that. The walking detection is off some. I will be working and moving around and it will tell me it is time to walk. I had to fiddle with setting to get my text to show up without also giving the watch access to everything. I also think the watch faces are over priced and there should be more free ones. But, I am happy with the ones I have, so not a big deal. That is my list of negatives. It just works, I charge it every 6 days or so and the sleep tracking seems spot on and has good info. There are lots of apps and I am just very content with this watch. I actually had this watch and a larger faced one in my cart and accidentally got rid of the larger faced watch. I was mad at myself at first, but now am glad I got this size, I think I wold have hated the larger faced watch.

I've been wearing it for 11days now and so far it has exceeded my expectations. Battery Life: I fully charged it the first day and now it's 34% (11 days later). I have the watch display set to turn on when I raise my arm only. I have the watch tracking only about half the health data it could be tracking and I have it reassess my heart rate every 30min. The only alerts I allow are calls, texts, calendar, and Amazon notifications. I wear it all night when I sleep. So I'd say my usage is moderate. I would imagine with the Always On Display and having it track every health option it would consume the battery much faster. My charge time was about 2 hours. Battery Life (UPDATE): When I don't track my sleep with it and by putting the watch on Battery Saver mode while not using it (like at night) I charged it to 80% and then 20days later its now 38%. App Compatibility: It works with all the essential apps, it even works with Whatsapp. Health Tracking: So far everything seems accurate except for one problem. I work the night shift and the watch doesn't seem to understand how to track my sleep when I sleep during the day. It says my sleep is 100% light sleep only when I know for a fact that's not true since I am a very deep sleeper when I dream. When it tracks my sleep at night, it records very well. The Button: That button on the side is just a button, it doesn't scroll. You can program it to do certain shortcuts when you press it or hold it. The Display: It's plenty bright and it has auto dimming which is cool. As you can see in the photo, you can select a custom photo as your background (I chose a Batman them). The resolution is nice on the eyes and the screen is very responsive. It's not a flagship screen swiping experience but it's pretty dang close and it's hardly anything to complain about since the price for a watch of this caliber is unmatched. Water Resistance: You can definitely swim with this, no problems there at all. It will still display the time under water when I turn my wrist over, but the swiping feature doesn't work until you get it out of the water. Comfort: I always forget I'm wearing it. It's so light and the wrist strap never slips or irritates me. I wear it when I sleep and it never bothers me. The only time I take it off is when I shower or workout (I could leave it on for those things but I choose not to). This watch is great. I only say that's it's "almost" the best is because it doesn't know how to track sleep during the day. Other than that, this watch does everything you need a smartwatch to do, minus being able to respond to calls or messages through the watch. I don't need or want that feature anyways, that's what I got a phone for. I use a Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra and so far I don't have any compatibility issues. Took me a couple days of playing around with the watch's app to fine tune it so the watch runs the way I want it to, but the app was pretty straight forward. Love this watch, would recommend to anyone.

Please note I previously had the amazfit band 5 so I am used to the app along with its pros and cons, so just focusing on the watch. The battery on this is fantastic compared to the band. I only have to charge this every several days (at most/depending on usage). I have the following allowed for reference: calls, texts, Messenger, sleep tracking, email and Nest security camera notifications. I use it for all my workouts indoor and outdoor and it's fairly accurate on miles when compared to my Nike Run app, so more accurate I would say, in my opinion, than the amazfit band I had. I also use for bike rides. I mostly use this band to control music, log workouts, and receive notifications. I don't use the Alexa feature a whole lot, but tried it and it does work well and is responsive. I really love the find my phone feature, which the band also had, because I am always misplacing my phone. I use the side button feature to easily access the workout feature, find my phone, and music control and you can set up the order (in which they appear on the watch) of these features in the app. Good for small wrists like mine, which was an issue with the band that was too big on me. Looks way more stylish than I expected (even kept it on when going to a wedding, I have the white/ivory watch so it matched with my jewelry). Some negatives: it does irritate me a little on occasion but not sure if that's because I'm wearing it tighter than I should be. Sleep is not accurate as it tracks that I'm asleep even if I'm not fully asleep yet and just laying down waiting to start dozing off. However, I am very active and have a low resting heart rate so I wonder if that's why it thinks I'm asleep when I haven't dozed off yet. Please note this was also the case with the amazfit band. Not sure how accurate calories are when doing workouts as my Nike Run app tells me something significantly different (and don't know if the watch is the one that's wrong or if the Nike Run app is wrong), but I guess at the end of the day I don't rely on calorie count too much. Despite the negatives, overall very content with the watch after using it for almost a month.

I was in the market for an affordable Fitbit alternative as my last three Fitbits, (the Charge 2, the Versa 2, and Inspire 2) were all fabulous and I loved them, but I didn’t realize I could get so much more for so much less. Granted I’ve only had this for a couple weeks, but I’ve been dazzled. I have all of the features turned on to monitor literally everything, and have only needed to charge it once! I love the OS’s simplicity and its diverse features; the battery life is unbelievable, and I paid considerably less money than what I was expecting to have to for a quality smart watch. It’s definitely more ‘watch’ than ‘wrist computer,’ and I prefer that. I included a picture because I wanted to show that my not so dainty wrist and very pale skin work really great with the pink option. My only negative feedback is I believe the sleep tracking could be more informative in the app. That said, honestly, it does a better job than any of my Fitbit had; I just prefer Fitbit’s sleep interface. TL;DR: I am not usually a fan girl for products because I don’t like to be an unpaid source of revenue for the companies, but I am a straight up fan girl on this one and it was probably one of the best hundred bucks I’ve ever spent. Will update periodically because longevity is high on my list of priorities. *update* several weeks in, my enthusiasm and love of this gadget has maintained! I need to charge every 10-14 days (as opposed to nearly daily with Fitbit). I stand by my original review. Will try to remember to check back in at 6 months!

Style: Quite surprised how great it looks with the metal rim. Screen: Vivid and colorful screen (1.65” AMOLED). Seems fine under sunlight. It makes use of the full screen size. Has auto light detection. Can set so when the wrist is raised, the screen comes on. Note: Can even upload a personal background photo as a watch face. Battery: Have not fully tested but after 2 weeks still over 50 percent left. I tested the heart rate, oxygen, and stress 2-3 time. I turn them off and do it manually to save battery. The battery seems to last quite long as described. Size: About same size as Amazfit Bip. I have a smallish medium wrist, and already use the 4th to the last slot on the band. May fit a medium to large wrist, but may not fit a much larger wrist. Weight: Solid and does not feel heavy at all. Notifications: It can receive phone notifications with the option to ignore or cancel the call. Can receive text, app notifications, and messages. However, cannot talk or text replies back on the watch, which I already knew. You can talk to Alexa to operate certain functions. Note: Apps will be listed, and notifications can be turned on once the app sends a push notification. The list starts small, and expands over the days. Alexa: I asked “what is the weather”, and it opened the weather screen immediately. Have not tried other commands. Zepp App: Downloaded the Zepp app. Linked, no problem for me, just by scanning the QR code on the watch. Most of the functions can be set both on the watch and on the app. Other Features: Integrated global positioning, water resistant (5 ATM), download calculator, alarm, workout, sleep monitor, calendar, world clock, stop watch, countdown, change time format, change temperature format, and many other features or functions.

I wanted a smartwatch that would track my walks, monitor my sleep, keep my calendar, and use Alexa to get information without having to take my phone out of my purse. My watch is attractive, fits my smaller wrist, and has ample adjustment. Battery life has been pretty good; I haven't allowed it to run down below 20% or so, but it's taken a good 10 days for that. The included charger cord is USB at one end, and a magnetic latch-on at the other. The watch charges very quickly, even with a slower charger. I've been pleased with the sleep monitoring, although it's definitely not 100% accurate. The Zepp app shows a graphic with deep sleep, light sleep, REM, and awake periods. It also gives you a sleep score and compares you to other users. It tracks the consistency of bedtime and wake-up time and allows input of what you were doing before going to bed and how you felt upon awakening. I haven't yet figured out how this is tracked overall. Heart rate is monitored overnight, as well as other times the watch is worn. The watch keeps track of workouts; I've only used it for walks... and these must be started using the Zepp app, not the watch. It took several tries to get the walking path tracked; as it turned out I had a metal water bottle on the same side of my body as the watch. Once I figured out that this was causing a problem, tracking was great. The app notifies you that a workout is paused when you stop walking, and also lets you know when it's resumed. I really haven't gotten other things to work properly. I've tried many times to get Alexa working, using the step by step linking to Amazon... but no luck. The calendar isn't doing what I'd hoped, but I will continue working on that; I keep getting notified of various obscure holidays vs appointments I care about. Some of the concerns so far are likely a result of not spending enough time trying to set things up... but I was really hoping for an easier out-of-box solution. For $120, this isn't bad...but definitely isn't amazing.

Love this watch. I can only hope the rest of electronics in the future can accomplish this type of battery life. It's amazing only having to charge this once a week or more for like an hour. Only issue I have is I work graveyard and it won't track my sleep right which I really wanted it to. Thinks I take really long naps lol. But the wrist alarm and other great features are worth every penny. Probably last watch I'll own and will just replace in future. Looks great, feels great. Super light and thinner then most others. Like someone else said before I did also get the weird big blister on the side of my wrist after the first like 4 days. But you just walk that off outfield. Cleared that up, loosened it a notch and no issue since. Love this thing. Update - 2025 now and I still have the same watch and still love it. Only issue is the band broke when putting a heavy backpack on after like a couple years. I've been super glueing it for months now, just gotta get another band. But I'm super ruff on stuff and do allot. This thing still doesn't have a scratch on it. There's been times were iv accidently slammed it onto metal and stuff and thought for sure it would at least have a scratch or something, nope man. Things a beast. Get one. I got one for my grandma that was passed onto my daughter who's 7.

So first off if you look at the release date if this product it just dropped in July of 2022 so seeing that this is an Amazon product, Amazon is recycling an old item page cause there is no way this watch got over 2000 reviews in 10 days. Even the pictures show diffrent watches. This seems to be their newest smart watch offering but I'm not happy that I can't depend on the reviews cause they are recycling item pages to boost sales. It's pretty shady but it's Amazon's house Brand so they can do whatever they want. My wife and I have been trying to get this thing to fully connect to her phone for weeks but so far nothing. Will be sending it back. Seems to be a good watch but it's useless if it won't fully connect and display her personal phone data. Its great she can see the fitness info but she needs to see other notifications while at work. I Got a good deal on it for prime day but so far it's junk. Also Zepp makes these watches for Amazon. Was really hoping it would be made by amazon and not for Amazon. Usually I can count on Amazon electronics to at least be usable for the money but this is a joke if it won't connect to her phone. Update: we got it to fully connect but the selection of avaliable apps is very basic and the zepp app lacks so many features and the layout is just as bad. She has had $20 smart watches in the past that will show her 3rd party messenger apps. This one barely seems to support regular messenger. Also the watch interface layout is horrible but the battery life is incredible. This thing will last and last and last. I really expected more from an Amazon product but I'll just return this overpriced, misbranded, basic watch and keep looking.

good

Seriously do not have a single issue with this watch. Anyone who complains about the Zepp app should just try a bit harder. This is intuitive software with a great UI. Perfect companion for a ridiculously inexpensive watch. Don’t read old reviews. The app is great and there are hundreds of watch faces. You can even make your own.

Excelente opción a un buen precio. Cumple con las funciones básicas como la hora, notificaciones de redes sociales, mediciones de pasos o entrenamiento, clima, niveles de oxigenación y estrés

Good product