Active 2 Smart Watch, 1.32" AMOLED Display, GPS, iOS/Android

I absolutely LOVE this watch! It's light, sleek-looking, well-made, and super-functional! I've loved every Amazfit watch I've ever purchased, from the Bip, to the GTR, the GTR4 to the the Active square model. This one has become my new favorite! It's essentially the GTR4 with newer features, but not as much memory. My GTR 4 is my go-to hiking watch because I can store larger maps on it; but for everyday use, the Active 2 is great and beats out the GTR 4 in many ways! I love the better sensors, especially for sleep-tracking, heartrate, and temperature. But this watch has improved the overall health metrics, so it helps me keep better track of things. The GPS is very accurate, the workouts enough for me (though they need to add some for cutting the grass and raking leaves! ). There are a lot of decent free watch faces to choose, and some really nice ones if you want to spend a little. I tend to go with the more modern digital look, although there are some great minimalist analog watch faces that look elegant as well. I didn't think I would like the band with all the holes, but it does help keep my wrist cooler during workouts. And I can always swap out the band. So many people have complimented on the look of the watch, and they are impressed with the features and battery life. I get about 10-12 days with regular use and a few GPS outdoor bike workouts during the week. People are also impressed at the Red Cross when I check in for platelet donations using the membership cards feature. I think people just can't believe this nice-looking watch can do so much....navigation, workouts, weather, music player, alarms, stopwatch, compass and barometer, blood oxygen, one-tap measuring of vitals, the more accurate sleep features...and on and on! I may have to give away my Active square watch, just because it's hard to take the Active 2 off (I love the square watch too...super light and almost the same features as this one!)! Anyway, for around $84 (probably less these days) you can't beat this. I know they've come out with newer models, but for general use, this can't be beat! I highly recommend it. Peace!

I've been using this for about a week now and am very pleased with my purchase. It's packed with features on par with my former Garmin Venu 2S (which lasted ~2.75 years). Admittedly, I don't use all the features other than basic activity tracking, health metrics reporting, and smart watch integration with my phone. Pros - Battery life After a week with GPS and most notification turned off, my battery level is about 40%+. I estimate I can go for 10 days before a charge. - Zepp app is more data than I care to track but is subscription fee free (unless you want to upgrade). - Watch face is 4mm bigger than my Venu 2S but I don't even notice the difference now. Several font sizes and watchfaces to choose from. You can also choose shortcuts for the two watch buttons. Touchscreen is responsive. - Strap design is smart without the hanging strap holder piece sliding around. There are plenty of 3rd party watch straps too. - Supposedly more water resistant than my Garmin. It even has a cool water ejection feature. I suspect my Garmin may have started to fail due to loss of moisture resistance. I'm not even that athletic. - It uses a standard USB C charging cable (plus a small coin size magnetized adapter that sticks to the back of the watch)! I'm going to have to be careful not to misplace this. - I appreciate the stated data privacy design. Cons - I've used it too briefly to compile a list except for a couple. - Kind of minor for me but the Spotify music compatible app is no longer supported so I need to research how to listen to my playlists on this watch, if possible. - The Zepp app seized up my phone the other day and I had to stop the app to use my phone again. That was very strange and I have never had an app do this to my phone before. Not sure how durable this is and time will tell. However, this watch is a fraction of the Garmin at less than $100 so even if it died in a year, it will still have outperformed my Garmin. Coming from Fitbit prior to Garmin, I had high hopes when my Venu passed it's 2-year mark. It's something like $9/month if I amortize the watch over its useful life. I made a conscious decision to spend less this time so I am not disappointed if the watch fails in a year or two.

I've waited about 3 months to write this review. And I must say I love this watch! You can't beat the price compared to other name brand watches. It does all that I need and more. To me it is comparable to the name brand watches, it does pretty much all that they do. I find that the sleep tracker is pretty accurate, even when I am taking a nap it records it as sleep. I haven't had any issues with it so far. But I also use it for minimal day to day usage. I'm not hard core into working out so I don't need it to track that for me. It is capable if tracking with GPS if it's connected to your phone if that's something you're needing. It does not smart track your workout like other name brand watches do, BUT you can track it for yourself manually and it will track from there. The screen quality is great, you can answer/decline calls from it but not use it for voice chat. You cannot connect to Spotify to control music, which is a downer for me but I'll live. The design is very sleek and it is super light weight. The amount of watch faces that are in their app was surprisingly alot and they were of good quality as well. I would buy again in the future if I ever need to, but I don't see myself needing to replace this anytime soon.

My trusty Polar M400 that I've been using or several years finally died about a month ago. Knowing this would happen, I've been searching for a new heart rate monitor for several months. Unfortunately, Polar watches are no longer what they once were and seem to have reliability issues and I have to move on from their brand. Qualities I wanted: -Not ridiculously overpriced watch like Apple, Garmin, etc. -Repairable when the battery stops holding charge. -Long battery life between charges. -More features I need than don't need. -Subscription free to use features that were standard with all my Polar watches. -Compatible with the reliable Polar chest strap monitor from my M400, or other brands for that matter. -Similarly sized to all of my other watches, and not massive like some watches. -Visible screen in bright sunlight. -Interval training sessions. -Other things that I can't think of at the moment. I never heard of Amazfit, and I couldn't get a definitive answer if it worked with a chest strap for heart rate monitoring, but it was very reasonably priced compared to what I've paid for my exercise watches in the past and other watches that were compatible with a chest strap, so I gave it a shot since it was reduced for Prime Day. After tinkering with the watch upon completing the initial set up, I was delighted to discover it had a Bluetooth accessory feature that enabled the watch to utilize my Polar chest strap during workouts. From my experience, using a chest strap has been more accurate during exercise and was able to detect, but not diagnose atrial fibrillation that eluded a friends expensive Apple watch and the reason I'm adamant about continuing to use a chest strap monitor for workouts. After a few weeks of use and several workouts, I have to say it has almost all of the features I wanted, and performed quite well. I've only charged it twice in the few weeks I've used it, and I really like the magnetic charging adapter because there is no way for it to stop working like a usb port that fails from repeated use over time. This watch loses one star for the following reasons, and could almost lose two for the nonvisible screen issue. Even though the watch is very bright in sunlight, it completely disappears if you wear polarized sunglasses which you will need to take off to read the watch. It's unfortunate that Amazfit didn't think to orientate the polarization of the watch face vertically like sunglasses to avoid this problem. Additionally, the paired Zepp app has many useful features and offers numerous watch faces, but the vast majority of watch faces are too visually noisy with graphics and cluttered with every little bit of unnecessary information. I also find it annoying that all of the digital watch faces always display time with a leading zero and mostly about the same size as the other displayed information without any way to make a customizable watch faces. If I'm not exercising the only information that is really relevant at a moments notice is the time, date, and remaining battery, whereas all other information like step count, heart rate, weather, etcetera is better saved for the customizable screen swipe or button press. Lastly, there is no way to create a custom activity nor manually enter VO2 data derived from other sources into the watch settings to more accurately track fat burning, aerobic, anaerobic activity, etc. Overall, I would buy another one of these watches or give as a gift, and hope Amazfit makes a couple improvements to the quirks I mentioned to future models. I think this watch is very comfortable to wear as I sometimes can't tell I'm wearing it. This watch will serve almost anyone's daily needs and workouts as it has almost every exercise activity one might want to track. It has very good battery life, music controls, fairly good customization, a reasonable learning curve, and a very reasonable price.

Much better than iwatch and samsung, same apps and battery lasts at least a week !! Very stilish, thin, great to wear with button down shirt, not bulky on your wrist.

After a week, so far, so good. It would be nice if it came with a user manual, but I finally found one on their web site. Tons of functions that are not terribly intuitive, but even an old guy like me can eventually figure it out. The downloadable manual does not seem to be entirely up to date, but it's current enough to figure things out. Just be aware that some functions do not work exactly as described in the manual. There are still lots of things I need to learn to use, such as setting up exercise training templates for specific resistance exercises/machines. Other than the learning curve and lack of an easily located manual, it is an excellent smart watch. It easily paired with my android phone. I have matched the heart rate it displays with other devices and it seems to be very accurate. The GPS does an excellent job of measuring and mapping my walks. Workouts at the gym are easily tracked, and I can constantly monitor my heart rate whether I'm on the elliptical or doing resistance training. Battery life is surprisingly good if you don't set it up to hog the battery. Battery life is horrible if you intend to only wear it at certain times and turn it off the rest of the time. The first night I had it, I didn't really want to wear it to bed so I took it off and shut it down. It went from about 90% battery down to 17% just by turning it off then on again the next morning. Leaving it on (and I do wear it full time now), it never uses more than 7% - 10% of the battery in 24 hours, even when in "always on" mode at the gym. The moral of this story is this watch needs to stay on to preserve battery life. The power needed to shut down/start up is more than it uses being on for days at a time.

While I liked this product initially, I would now give it zero stars if I could. After 3 months, it just died. It will not turn on. The Zepp app on my phone indicated that it is fully charged, but the watch remains dark. Even more frustrating is the customer service, or lack of from the seller. I emailed explaining the issue. After several back-and-forth emails, I believe I am dealing with an AI bot answering my emails. They always want something else from me. First, date of purchase. Then, a receipt. Then a description of the issue of the malfunction. Then a screenshot of the purchase from Amazon. That was met with "we can't open the file you sent". So, I reformatted it and sent it again. Next, it was a picture or video of how the watch was malfunctioning. Seriously. You need a picture of a blank screen. I sent it. That was the last I heard from them. I truly believe that they thought I would just give up. They are right. I have spent too much time already trying to get a new watch or a refund that has just been a total waste. Buyer beware. I will be looking for a different fitness watch. You get what you pay for. I don't recommend this product.

The Amazfit Active 2 is the sixth smartwatch I’ve owned and the most recent one I’ve used. I previously used the Galaxy Watch Active 2, which was good, but the battery barely lasted two days. For me, battery life is the most important feature. Compared to Samsung, Apple, Google, and Garmin watches, this one offers excellent value for the price in both features and performance. The battery life is outstanding, and the Korean-language support is surprisingly strong, making it easy for me to use without switching back to a Galaxy Watch. The design is another big plus—it's thin, clean, and minimal, making it very comfortable for daily wear. There are a couple of minor issues. In Korean mode, the Timer app is labeled as “Count Down,” which was confusing at first. Also, while I can receive messages from KakaoTalk and LINE, I can’t reply in Korean yet. Only a few languages, like English and Spanish, are supported for quick replies. Despite these small drawbacks, the strengths far outweigh them. If you want a slim, clean-designed smartwatch with great battery life and strong value, I highly recommend the Amazfit Active 2.

La montre est surper bien. Correspond à mes attentes. Pour la course à l'extérieur (fonctionne bien avec trava, detail au KM plus précis qu'avec le téléphone) Pour le lier à Strava, juste aller sur l'application de la montre et profil et liason des comptes tiers Lancer la course via la montre et a la fin de la course. Il enregistre sur strava directement sans toucher une fois à l'application au top Pour les messages, on peut répondre en vocal où il ecrit le texte et/ou un petit clavier ce met sur la montre pour écrire ou corriger ce qu'on a dit dans le vocal Franchement super content. Le seul inconvénient c'est quand on court avec la montre, tout les km, il te disent ton chrono et ton allure au km en anglais et actuellement on ne sait pas le mettre en français peut être durant d'autres mise a jours

Excelente producto. La verdad el reloj cumple con todas las expectativas, y creo que tiene lo mismo que otros de “gama alta” La verdad es muy buena opción para alguien que quiere enfocarse en el deporte como una herramienta. No le pide nada a relojes mayores de $2500 pesos.

Relógio que cumpre perfeitamente a função. Bateria longa, para mais de 15 dias.

Lightweight, Extremely Accurate, and Outstanding Battery Life After using the Amazfit Active 2 (44mm) for a full year, I can confidently say this smartwatch delivers exceptional value. The first thing I noticed is how lightweight the watch feels on the wrist. It is comfortable for all-day wear, including sleep tracking. Battery performance is one of its biggest strengths. Even with sleep tracking turned on, I charge the watch only twice a month. In one full year of usage, I have used my 4× charger cycle in a single month, which shows how efficient the battery truly is. In terms of accuracy, the watch performs exceptionally well. I have compared the readings many times with other brands and devices, and the results are equally accurate and consistent. The Zepp app is another major advantage. It provides reliable syncing, clear reports, and strong customization options. The support for custom open-source mini-apps made by developers is extremely useful, especially small apps for exercise, notifications, and utility functions. Overall, this smartwatch stands out because of its light weight, long battery life, high accuracy, and excellent app ecosystem. A solid, dependable product that has impressed me throughout the year.

Punti forti 1. Prestazioni generali eccellenti L’orologio fa quello che promette: monitoraggio del fitness, sonno, attività multiple (oltre 160 modalità), tutto con fluidità. Il GPS integrato sembra ben calibrato, le mappe con direzioni sono utili, specialmente per chi corre o cammina all’aperto. 2. Autonomia della batteria Fino a 10 giorni con uso tipico: ottimo valore, specialmente se sei stanco di caricare tutto ogni notte. 3. Display & design Il display AMOLED è luminoso, leggibile anche in pieno sole, il corpo è ben rifinito; l’aspetto è moderno ma non troppo “tecno”—vale anche come orologio da abito. 4. Resistenza & versatilità Impermeabile, con tante modalità sportive: nuoto, camminate, bici, palestra; utile se lo usi in modo misto (allenamenti + vita quotidiana). 5. Prezzo Il prezzo di su Amazon è decisamente competitivo per quello che offre. Ottimo come punto di entrata se vuoi uno smartwatch ben equipaggiato senza spendere una fortuna.