Amazfit GTR 3 Smart Watch, 1.45 Inches, Brown

I love how the setup is so easy, the watch faces are very quick to download and sync. Sooo many watch face options. I was previously using Fitbit Sense, and somehow the Gtr 3 pro feels like an upgrade for about half the price of a Fitbit Sense. Battery life is pretty good so far, have not charged for 2 days and it is only at 88%. My only gripes are (1) cannot sync with the Healthy 365 app (Singapore's Health Promotion Board's app) and (2) the colour brown is probably referring to the strap colour only as the watch case closer to gunmetal grey colour. But otherwise, this watch is really a good buy. Great bang for the buck!

Hola, antes de realizar la compra revise infinidad de Review y unboxing en Youtube, la mayoría de principios de este 2022, los cuales hablan muy bien del amazfit gtr3 pro, con algunas deficiencias cómo no tener pagos nfc, Alexa solo respondía con texto, no podías importar rutas, no podías contestar mensajes, el producto lo recibí este 8 de diciembre de 2022, a un precio muy bueno $3,100 aproximadamente, al configurar y emparejar con el móvil un smartwatch realmente premium, además con la nueva actualización ya puedes contestar mensajes (con texto predeterminado), Alexa contesta con voz, puedes importar rutad ( en mi caso de mtb), una joya por el precio, aunque es un producto del año pasado está vigente y por el precio creo que vale la pena realizar la compra. La batería bien, hoy 12 de diciembre 2022 y tiene un 52% de pila.

I have been wearing this watch daily, and nightly, for three years. I rarely review anything, but I felt this product deserved praise. From time to time I wonder if I should get a new watch. Every time I compare it with other watches, I come to the conclusion it still is the best smart watch for the money, perhaps the best smart watch, period. I use it for monitoring health, various kinds of workouts and sleep. The charging speed is fast. The battery life is ridiculously long, compared to other watches. The easy interchangeability of watch faces and bands make it stylish for all social occasions, but at the same time it is rugged enough for hard labor and intense workouts. UPDATE: Just over three years into ownership and constant use, a few functions have stopped. I find the touch face unresponsive when I am logging sets at the gym. The workout recovery readings and hypopnea sleep monitor have stopped. I still use the watch, but I am looking for a replacement. 3 years for the price and use is not bad. I may buy a new identical watch or the Balance 2 in order to get the golf features. Zepp has been fine, but I am looking at other brands that sync with other popular fitness apps. I also have noticed this watch has started to make my wrist break out occasionally. FURTHER UPDATE: After some research, I have discovered some of my latest issues may be related to the OS version of the software in my GTR3 Pro. This watch was Zepp's pioneer using OS. It started with Zepp OS 1.0. It has been updated to newer versions, but not to Zepp 5.0, which is the version in Amazon Balance 2. The Balance 2, however, costs about $200 more. Just like other technology, the GTR3 Pro hardware may not be able to use the later versions. So, like other technology, a 3-year cycle for replacement of the hardware is expected in order to keep up with the software updates and latest trends in functions and applications. Personally, I would tend to invest in a watch at a lower price point where a 3-year replacement cycle makes sense. Overall, I still recommend the watch, but a prospective buyer should understand the limitations in the software and be made aware of a few cons that have occurred recently. It still looks good and almost all functions still operate well.

La verdad estoy muy satisfecho con esta compra; el producto es de muy buena calidad, funciona muy bien y la aplicación está muy completa además de que se puede conectar con la aplicación de fitness que uso. 100 % recomendable.

I tried three of the really inexpensive watches on Amazon before this one. Two were extremely inaccurate as far as heart monitoring, and the Alexa function just gave me a message that it could not understand me around 80% of the time. The third had a charger that would just not stay connected to the watch. It would simply come off and not charge almost every time. This watch costs around three times as much, but finally it actually works as advertised. There is much more choice in terms of watch faces, Alexa works as it should, and the heart rate function works reasonably well provided it's snug enough to the arm and you don't move. Without the wake on wrist raise on, the battery is going on 15 days from the very first charge and still has 20%. The recognizing movement feature does not work very well, and this PAI metric seems ridiculous. I am 55, but fairly fit and it seems to give very few points, even through a relatively intense 2 hour cardio and weight workouts. I feel like pushing harder to get the to racking up PAI points might not even be completely safe. As if being out of shape and having the heart jackhammer at the slightest provocation might result in a high PAI score. Not really the watch's fault though. The Zepp app and OS is much better than the ones on the cheaper watches and seems pretty solid. It's more than I wanted to spend, but I will keep it unless new problems arise.