Amazfit Bip S Lite Smart Watch Fitness Tracker for Men, 30 Days Battery Life, 1.28”Always-on Display, 14 Sports Modes, Heart Rate & Sleep Monitor, 5 ATM Water-resistant, for Android iPhone(Blue)

I have not worn a watch in almost 20 years, relying on my phone for everything. I did not want all the features of a watch fully connected to my phone with all the bells and whistles (and less battery life), so I thought I would get this thing and see how it worked. My primary use is heart rate and sleep feedback.FIRST IMPRESSIONS:1) The packaging was impressive. I was surprised at the quality of the box it came in....felt really solid and protected the contents. Very well packaged.2) The watch feels amazing. Not having worn a watch in a very long time...this thing is super comfortable, very light and has tons of features.3) With a short run and work out, wearing it while I sleep (had no problems sleeping with it), and monitoring it during my first day....love it. Lots of data. I also compared the sleep data to an app I use on my phone. The results were very close, but I feel like having the watch on me will give me better data.4) A short test of the pedometer with 100 steps shows it was exactly on. Not even 1 count off. Better than some older pedometers I have tried.5) The APP is packed full of features, even updated the firmware as soon as it connected. Super nice.6) Battery life...battery life...battery life. This watch does not have GPS, but I was more concerned about getting a good battery life out of this.7) The always on display is not super bright, but is clear enough to read without turning on the display...even the very small text, though some people may have problems with the small text. You do have LOTS and LOTS of options to change the display , so no problem finding one that has what you want on it with very large text. Pretty amazing display I must say.8) I'm actually using the watch as a watch much more than I expected. Back to having a watch means I don't need to get my phone out everytime I want to know what time it is....actually kinda cool.9) It even has weather details for my location. WOW, that is really cool.CONS:1) First impression of the user manual, not much to it. It seems to be made for you to download the app and start playing with it to get used to all the functions. If you like playing with electronic toys, then this is great. If you want to know exactly where all the menu items are before you start doing things, not good for you. Takes a bit of time to get to know where everything is, how the app works , etc.2) Does not have all the features of some upgraded watches...but (as mentioned above), that's what gives it a great battery life.In Short, if you want more features or phone connectivity, this is not the watch for you. If you just want what is advertised for this watch....it really delivers with lots of options. This product was obviously well thought out, well designed...for everything from the packaging, to the watch, the app and the options on the watch.Update: After almost 5 days of usage, I find that in order to get really good battery life I had to reduce my heart rate sensor to once ever 30 minutes (in app) . Even at once every 10 minutes I was losing significant battery life (with most other features besides sleep monitoring turned off). The good thing , is that if you set it detect excercise (in app), it DOES increase monitoring level when doing a sports activity (if you set watch to log excercise either with long press button short cut, or select an excercise on the watch). Already looking at upgrading for more features, but will wait as long as I can before spending more $$.

The Amazfit Blib S Lite has an always on display and the best smartwatch time between charges I have been able to find. I was able to find an excellent watch face showing what I wanted to see, and to sync my Samsung A50 with Android 11 so I get notices of calls, texts, and calendar events. You can sync pretty much any messaging/social media app to get their notices. When you turn on a bicycling or hiking workout on the app it displays a very nice watch face for that activity, and uses the phones GPS to track distance and show a final map track of the activity. The sleep monitoring is not quite as nice as what I got on my Fitbit Ionic (it was recalled), but I like it more in pretty much every other way! It is not a step down imho except it is soooo much less expensive. I got mine on sale new for only $35 + tax.

After having this watch for a couple weeks now I have to say I'm very impressed. I didn't want to spend a ton on a wearable so opted for the Bip S Lite. The battery life is the most impressive thing. I haven't needed to charge it once since purchasing. The watch works perfect for what I need it to do. I can see all incoming calls and texts, and most other notifications that I need like email. I really like also all the functions for working out. Heart rate monitor works well along with step counter and keeping track of sleep and workouts. The only reason I would not give 5 stars is due to the large bezel and the watch not taking advantage of the full screen. Also while I do get regular emails through from my smartphone, it is not getting gmail notifications from that app, and also when I wanted to do an outdoor run, the gps was not syncing properly. I went ahead and told it I was on the treadmill and that works as well. If you're looking for a basic wearable for a great price this is it. And truthfully it's a little more than basic.

I am very pleased with this watch. I did not want to spend a lot of money on a fitness tracker. This was one of the very few in this price range that did not seem to need a smartphone, which I don't have. (My old fitness tracker was a Jawbone UP Move, which cost ~$10, and it worked OK even though server and app support was discontinued after the company was liquidated, until the app quit working.)I mainly wanted step-tracking and sleep-tracking. The manual that came with the watch is tiny, and the print tinier, but I got the watch set up and going without too much problem on just an iPad. I have tiny wrists, but the band fits well on the last hole, and the fastening seems very secure. The watch face spans my whole wrist, but I'd rather have that than text that's too small to read.I don't know about the accuracy of the step count, distance walked, or sleep analysis, because I don't have any other source of information on those. But those numbers are useful for day-to-day comparisons and meeting goals. It turns out that I need these regular measurements to stay motivated. I have also figured out how to use the workout feature like a trip odometer, to count steps and measure distance for a specific walk. It notifies me with a gentle buzz when I reach goals.I have *not* figured out how to get it to measure sleep quality or stress. I can live without those, but I'd be interested in the measurements.There are a lot of other features on this watch that I'm not interested in using. At one point the watch apparently told my iPad to play a song (and to keep playing it), so I tried to make that impossible in the future.The time display on the watch is easy to read, so that now I don't have to wear both a regular watch and a fitness band, as I did before. The battery life is good. I had had it set to monitor heart rate all the time, and that was using up the battery, so I changed it to monitor heart rate every 10 minutes and whenever activity is detected. I think the battery lasted about 20 days until I chose to charge it, when it got down to about 30%.I am quite happy with this watch, and I'm also happy that I didn't spend at least twice as much to get a Fitbit, which I'm sure I wouldn't have enjoyed twice as much.

Es un producto muy bueno de calidad, la batería dura mucho. Se conecta muy fácil. Los mensaje llegan bien y se puede contestar llamadas sin problemas, es muy cómodo y tiene muchos diseños. Llevo con el reloj más de un año y sigue al cien.

Muy buen producto

Comes with a fancy box, but the box on your wrist, better then putting the watch.I returned it, of course. It’s garbage, specially for the price.

Muy buena presentación, pero en la app aparece la lectura para saturación de oxígeno y medición de estrés pero aún no logro como activar esa función.Fue una compra relámpago por lo que su precio estuvo bien.

Die Amazfit Bip S Lite Smartwatch hat ein transrelektives Display, d.h. man benötigt solange es hell ist keine zusätzliche Beleuchtung der Uhr. Je heller es ist, desto besser lässt es sich ablesen. Wenn es Dunkel ist, kann man die Beleuchtung entweder mit dem Knopf an der Uhr anstellen oder man stellt sich in der Zepp-App eine Zeit ein, in welcher das Display automatisch die Beleuchtung einschaltet wenn man das Handgelenk dreht.Der Akku hält bei mir über einen Monat (zuletzt 45 Tage), trotz das ich halbstündlich den Puls messe und auch Anrufe / SMS / WhatsApp auf der Uhr per Bluetooth anzeigen lasse. Dabei vibriert die Uhr - damit verpasst man keine Nachrichten mehr.Zum laden wird die Uhr in die mitgelieferte Ladeschale geklipst welche man an ein handelsübliches USB-Ladegerät anschliesen kann.Die Zepp-App lässt sich auch mit der Google Fit App syncronisieren. Das ist sehr nützlich, da mann darüber anschliesend die Daten an die AOK Bonus App weiter leiten kann.Die Uhr Zeichnet neben den Schritten auch den Schlaf und den Puls auf und errechnet sich den kcal-Verbrauch. Man kann außerdem verschiedene Sportarten oder auch Ziffernblätter auswählen. Musiksteuerung von der Uhr zum Handy ist ebenfalls möglich inkl Anzeige des gespielten Liedes. Auch kann man die Uhr als Wecker benutzen, dann vibriert sie zu der eingestellten Zeit.Zeit und Datum werden vom Handy syncronisiert, aber auch ohne eine permanente Verbinung weicht die Zeit nie ab.