Amazfit Bip 5 Unity Smart Watch 46mm, 11-Day Battery, Fitness Activity Tracker with 120+ Sports Modes, Heart Rate & Sleep Monitor, Customizable Watch Faces, for Android & iPhone, Grey

What attracted me here was the stainless steel (antibacterial) watch face and the square shape and single button. The look is fantastic and people really liked it, but the issue is the software and the band. After one shower water gets trapped under the band and it starts to stink. They should really be putting antibacterial breathable bands with these if they are marketed as water resistant. The battery was okay, and lasted a week, but the software is so redundant. There’s supposed to be a new Zepp update but it hasn’t access to this yet. Still a lot of redundancy to the app, and it alarms your calendar events at 12:01AM it’s not fun to try to fiddle with all the settings. They really need a better software side to this product for it to compete well.It also was not accurate. The heart rate and steps were 25% and 100% off from more accurate watches.What’s the point of heart rate if you are 20-40 beats per minute off? Or thousands of steps off? Kind of defeats the purpose.So overall with the software issues and the inaccurate readings this was worth the price but not the value.

I'm so happy with this Bip Unity. Sure it doesn't have GPS but I love the looks of this as well as how it feels on my wrist. I replaced the silicone band with a 22mm stainless steel mesh band. It doesn't do everything I needed however, but there may be software upgrades in the future. It doesn't track HRV but it tracks SPO2. It tracks steps accurately, it doesn't track arm movement as steps if I'm sitting still and waving my arms around. The screen looks amazing. I love that it tracks my deskcycle (indoor cycling) and it tracks it even if I do only 5 minutes at a time. I've tried other fitness trackers that won't record exercise unless you do it for a minimum of 30 minutes. Battery life is excellent, but I don't use this for phone calls/texts.

Pros - easy set up, long battery life, easy to follow app, fit is lovely, the heart monitoring feature is accurate, as well as the sleep feature, and a great watch.Cons - if you are looking for a great fitness watch, I would pass. I have been a long time FitBit user but decided to change as their durability is not as it was. I ran a mile and this watch only calculated 0.64 miles. I though maybe it was a fluke, so the next day I ran another mile and it calculated 0.75 miles. While the treadmill and watch do not usually match up, my fitbit was never this far off from the treadmill. The steps are not accurate as well.Overall, if you are not really needing the fitness tracking features, then the watch is perfect. It's durable, fit nice, and is a great value.

I had an older version. Looked to upgrade and tried a galaxy. Wore it 2 days and returned it. This purchase is an upgrade for me. I will never try another brand. One app controls it all. You don't need an IT degree to use it!! Galaxy battery needs to be charged twice daily. Amazefit lasts for days. I charge mine in the morning when I'm getting ready. It's way less expensive comped to others.

Since I have a small wrist, I was worried that it might look like an iPad on my arm. It actually looks pretty cool.It's very light and more comfortable than the narrow Fitbit Inspire HR that I've worn for the last few years. It doesn't feel heavy or flop around when I jog.It functions as expected, the charge-recharge cycle is as expected.I like the blood-O2 level. The heart rate is taking some getting used to, because I'm trying to save battery power. The step-count seems accurate. I tested by counting my steps for 50 to 100 steps at a time then checking the step numbers on the display. (The BIG display).The main reason I wanted this large display, is because I'm very old with poor eyesight. I can see this display easy! Without glasses, I can still see the Time and my heart rate, steps & O2. Still getting used it, but so far, it's a Keeper!