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Model: Amazfit Bip 3 Urban Edition Smart Watch: Health & Fitness Tracker with 1.69" Large Color Display-14-Day Battery Life-60+ Sports Modes, Blood Oxygen-Heart Rate-Sleep Monitor-5 ATM Water-Resistant
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Just a heads up, while working at my last job, we needed to source a bunch of smartwatches and we met with Amazfit. They ghosted us when we asked about privacy and data retention. All of the data going through Amazfit devices goes through and is stored in China.
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Just a heads up, while working at my last job, we needed to source a bunch of smartwatches and we met with Amazfit. They ghosted us when we asked about privacy and data retention. All of the data going through Amazfit devices goes through and is stored in China.
Just a heads up, while working at my last job, we needed to source a bunch of smartwatches and we met with Amazfit. They ghosted us when we asked about privacy and data retention. All of the data going through Amazfit devices goes through and is stored in China.
So, like every other piece of electronic gear and app out there? Got it, thanks for the education lesson.
Just a heads up, while working at my last job, we needed to source a bunch of smartwatches and we met with Amazfit. They ghosted us when we asked about privacy and data retention. All of the data going through Amazfit devices goes through and is stored in China.
I am just happy Chinese people care about when I bike ride and what my heart rate is.
I am just happy Chinese people care about when I bike ride and what my heart rate is.
If you don't think someone is itching to look at your heart rate when you look at a particular product or news article, you aren't seeing the big picture.
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If you don't think someone is itching to look at your heart rate when you look at a particular product or news article, you aren't seeing the big picture.
Heart rate you say? Maybe they will finally be able to target me with some huge discounts on things i like!
Ordered this watch when the deal was posted first time a coupler of weeks ago and Walmart screwed up the delivery big time. Was gonna cancel for refund, but they offered me a $10 discount coupon so I reordered and this time delivery worked as expected. It's a decent watch for the price.
Pros: battery life (though I still have my OG Bip which lasted seemingly 2 months on a single charge), pairs easily.
Cons: sluggish wrist wake up response and lack of sensitivity settings, doesn't seem to sync with phone's DND schedule, ho-hum selection of free watchfaces (though better than Wyze) and small low res font.
For $25 this will do.
I must admit that I know almost nothing about these watches, but I have been curious about them, for years. So, I'd like to ask, can this watch (accurately) track sleep activity? Specifically, can it track how much sleep, and how much deep/restful sleep, that a person gets? And can it track your heart rate and/or count steps, when exercising/walking?
For $35, I am tempted to check it out; but, if it will not actually do any of the functions that I would like to use it for, I would not want to waste the money on it.
If someone would like to reply and share some helpful feedback with me, I would really appreciate it.
Edit: If this is not a good watch to use, for the purposes that I mentioned, could anyone recommend a different watch that would be a good option, that is relatively affordable, in the $40-$100 range?
Also, I realize that it is significantly more expensive (around $300), but, is the Pixel Watch something that works with the things that I mentioned? Or is it for completely different purposes (media consumption, mostly)?
Last edited by BillyJackAz December 21, 2023 at 10:17 AM.
I must admit that I know almost nothing about these watches, but I have been curious about them, for years. So, I'd like to ask, can this watch (accurately) track sleep activity? Specifically, can it track how much sleep, and how much deep/restful sleep, that a person gets? And can it track your heart rate and/or count steps, when exercising/walking?
For $35, I am tempted to check it out; but, if it will not actually do any of the functions that I would like to use it for, I would not want to waste the money on it.
If someone would like to reply and share some helpful feedback with me, I would really appreciate it.
Edit: If this is not a good watch to use, for the purposes that I mentioned, could anyone recommend a different watch that would be a good option, that is relatively affordable, in the $40-$100 range?
Also, I realize that it is significantly more expensive (around $300), but, is the Pixel Watch something that works with the things that I mentioned? Or is it for completely different purposes (media consumption, mostly)?
If you're looking for somewhat accurate sleep tracking, you're much better off with an apple watch or an oura ring which is around 80-90% accurate as long as you're not wearing it too loose. Fitness heart tracking and blood oxygen monitoring is pretty decent on most higher end smart watches like fitbit/samsung/google/apple.
I would stay away from most of the lower end smart watches as they're pretty much junk outside of spotty notifications and inaccurate biometrics. They're good with telling the time but that's as far as I would give them credit for.
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Pretty good sports watch, and battery is at 37% after 8 days basic use. Zepp app is useful.
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Pros: battery life (though I still have my OG Bip which lasted seemingly 2 months on a single charge), pairs easily.
Cons: sluggish wrist wake up response and lack of sensitivity settings, doesn't seem to sync with phone's DND schedule, ho-hum selection of free watchfaces (though better than Wyze) and small low res font.
For $25 this will do.
For $35, I am tempted to check it out; but, if it will not actually do any of the functions that I would like to use it for, I would not want to waste the money on it.
If someone would like to reply and share some helpful feedback with me, I would really appreciate it.
Edit: If this is not a good watch to use, for the purposes that I mentioned, could anyone recommend a different watch that would be a good option, that is relatively affordable, in the $40-$100 range?
Also, I realize that it is significantly more expensive (around $300), but, is the Pixel Watch something that works with the things that I mentioned? Or is it for completely different purposes (media consumption, mostly)?
For $35, I am tempted to check it out; but, if it will not actually do any of the functions that I would like to use it for, I would not want to waste the money on it.
If someone would like to reply and share some helpful feedback with me, I would really appreciate it.
Edit: If this is not a good watch to use, for the purposes that I mentioned, could anyone recommend a different watch that would be a good option, that is relatively affordable, in the $40-$100 range?
Also, I realize that it is significantly more expensive (around $300), but, is the Pixel Watch something that works with the things that I mentioned? Or is it for completely different purposes (media consumption, mostly)?
I would stay away from most of the lower end smart watches as they're pretty much junk outside of spotty notifications and inaccurate biometrics. They're good with telling the time but that's as far as I would give them credit for.
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