Amazfit Bip 6 Smart Watch, 1.97" AMOLED Display, GPS, iOS/Android

This is a solid watch! I didn't want to spend money on a fitness watch that I was mostly paying for a brand name.. This does everything a fitbit does and most everything the lower end Garmins do. I really like how lightweight it is! I haven't had it long enough to test out the two week battery life but so far it was a quick charge and has been at 100% all day even after wearing it all night and having the sleep and heart rate on, steps seem accurate maybe off one or two steps but nothing is going to measure perfectly even fitbits and Garmins aren't 100% accurate. I like all of the features! However, the Zepp app has too much going on but it's not as difficult to navigate as I was expecting from the other reviews. It's a fitness watch first so those features are great... Call and text is just okay. I gave it 5 stars but I almost just did 4 because it's geared towards men; the design, watch faces, the app etc.. Are all very Male "coded" Which is fine if you don't care I just happen to like a more feminine aesthetic and I think they could do better to have more feminine options or even more neutral options would be great but that is just a nitpicky personal preference. Overall this is a good watch! I did a lot of research and I would say if you're debating it just get it! It is far less expensive to try this and not like it and get something else then it is to try a $300-$800 watch that you hate but you already spent $$ so you feel stuck. UPDATE EXACTLY 1 WEEK LATER: Still a really solid fitness watch but not everything it promises I turned off most of the notifications and app features that don't make sense for my goals and the battery lasts a week. To be fair though I have only taken it off to shower and wash dishes I have worn it day and night for the entire week and currently it's at 10% A week is pretty solid still though. I also bought a screen protector that was pink and a new purple band and it did change the aesthetic for me.

my 2nd Amaze watch, first was the Amaze Fit3.. i am a bit rough on it at work, but it lasted 3 yrs.. this is such an upgrade, for not much more money. face is bright, easy to read, lots of different "faces" you can choose from that are built in. tons of info, very long lasting battery, easy to scroll thru, connects to my cheap Android with ease and stays connected, or reconnects when i have been out of range. i easily recommend this to anyone wanting a good, solid, and nice looking sports watch. its water proof to 50 m.. but i still wouldnt go diving with it, maybe swimming , but not actual Scuba diving.. just fyi..

Edit (06/10/25): Now about 8 days into the Bip 6. After a week of use, the watch was sitting at 50% charge. I charged it up to 96%+ in about an hour. I'm using a USBC charger which I think provides about 2A. Can't say for sure as it's a charger built into a lamp in my bedroom that has both USBC and USBA; the "C" charger shows my Pixel phone charges "rapidly" whereas the "A" plug charges normally (slower but fast enough for the phone to hit 100% sometime during the night). I did try the "A" port (with an A-to-C cable) but it is slower. Still totally happy with the Bip 6. More feedback in a few months. Early days but I thought it might be helpful for those trying to decide between a Fitbit and this Amazfit Bip 6 (a truly unfortunate name). I had been using a Fitbit Charge 5 for a couple of years. The first week I wore it, the Charge 5 detected Afib and that probably saved my life. So I wanted to really like the Charge 5 and continue using it. However, I discovered it was terribly inconsistent in providing a sleep score and HRV; perhaps 40% of the time it just failed. A month or so ago (after 2+ years of use), it would just go "black screen" if I did anything with the Charge 5 other than simply looking at the screen. The battery also didn't last very long and the charger "connection" (magnetic) was hit-or-miss so it was time for a new watch. After deciding against another Fitbit (reviews have gotten worse over the years and Google has already said Fitbit will soon no longer be supported properly), the choice was either an expensive Garmin (and they're all expensive), a Samsung Galaxy watch (also $$$), or one of these "cheap" Chinese brands. (Can't use an Apple watch as my phone is of the Android variety). This Amazfit seemed to have the best reviews of the cheap smartwatches so I bought it with the 3-yr warranty for under $100 total. Amazon delivered it the next morning. Followed the prompts and set it up in a few minutes so it syncs with my Pixel 6a with the Amazfit Zepp app. I charged it using the provided charger "puck" (you must provide your own USB-C cable, remember this!) and, once it reached 100% (a couple of hours maybe), I strapped it on and configured the watch both with the watch's preferences and the Zepp app. I have most of the integration with the phone switched off; why did I need to answer my phone with the watch when I have my phone on my hip all day? I just wanted the watch to keep track of my steps, heart health, and sleep (the latter the most important point). So here we are after three nights and the watch seems to be 100% accurate in sleep tracking and heart health reporting (and it keeps perfect time, of course). As I indicated above, these are still early days but I'm thrilled with this Bip 6. I even am dabbling in the watchface creation app on the web and even that works! Why would I want to use that? I hate tiny type on a large screen so why not make a watchface that really shows off how large all the information can be presented? Great stuff. I am not going to test how waterproof the watch might be; I remove it before showering or swimming and am careful otherwise. BTW: There's a function on the watch where you can "eject" any water that might have found its way into the speaker. (Yes; the watch can play music and you can speak through it to your phone but I'm not going down that patch.) The only downside I can see (and it's not for me) is the length of the band; I have a small wrist but the fourth hole in the strap makes the watch fit properly; I would have expected a longer strap for larger wrists. However, using that fourth hole leaves about 1.75" beyond the buckle (.75" of which tucks back inside the band and that's fine). I would recommend to Amazfit that they provide a longer strap for larger wrists (much like how Fitbit does it). Oh, yeah; one more thing. One of the included apps on the phone is a compass! I set it up so one of the buttons on the side of the watch launches it. You know when your GPS starts off by saying "head east"? Who knows where that is without a compass? Now I know. I'll report back in a few months with more info.

Okay, I bought this for Christmas, so I've been using it for about 6 months now. I do believe that this is a good value for your money. It does most of the things I want it to do. It looks good, and I found compatible bands (the original band cooked my skin, and I had to remove it and put on a fabric band). I like its functionality, and the battery lasts a long while (not 14 days but still a good while). The only really negative thing I've found about it is that it will NOT keep notifications turned on from the Zepp app that goes with it. Because I forget to turn it on when it goes off, it's almost never sending me notifications, which is one of the things I bought it for. This is a big issue that I think Amazon needs to correct, or maybe more specifically, they need to correct on the connected Zepp app. No matter how many times I tell it to allow notifications, it'll work for a few days and revert back to none. Then, I go days without noticing it and have to turn it back on again. I've checked Reddit to see what others are saying, and it's definitely a known issue that needs to be addressed.

As a user of the Amazfit Bip 6, I must say that its features seem far above its price point. A standout feature for me is voice-to-text dictation. Being able to reply to incoming text messages right from my wrist without picking up my phone is very helpful. The speech recognition is fast and accurate. Other highlights: No Subscription Required: You get continuous heart rate tracking, sleep monitoring, and detailed health metrics without a monthly fee. Great Android Integration: Notifications, and app sync work smoothly out of the box (tested on an Android device running on the AT&T MVNO network "H2o Wireless"). Battery Life: Easily lasts a full week even with continuous tracking features active ("Heavy use"). If you want the core smart features of a high-end watch, such as detailed fitness tracking and quick voice replies, without paying hundreds of dollars or taking on a monthly subscription, I would definitely recommend.

Bought to replace a previous Tozo S7 which I used 24x7 and enjoyed using and worked reliably for almost year. Tozo was great buy at $35 and still a great buy. HOWEVER, decided to look at upgrading features. Finally, selected Amazfit Bipp 6 and amazed at all the features. First, immediately liked the better watchband that does not stickout, second screen slightly better, third GPS not on S7, Fourth, App much better and worth price difference alone with so many features and frequent updates including being able to keep many watch bands right on the watch - S7 only allowed 1 and no updates. The permanent 4 on S7 ugly and not used. Now a few issues on the Bip 6: At little difficult pairing on startup and side buttons a little stiff until used a few days. It also is time consumig learning new operation & features. Otherwise, no complaints. A best buy and outstanding smart watch making my decision to spend more great.

Excellent replacement for Apple watch. Less expensive and much better battery life. I charge every 9-10 days. Has all the features I need. Interfaces with my I phone with Zepp app, no issues, very easy to set up. Very pleased. Fits great on wrist with band that stretches for snug comfortable fit, doesn't move while exercising. I love the tracking for swimming laps, counts accurately and I don't have to manually push any buttons to stop tracking when I finish a set. 100% recommend as an Apple watch replacement for at least 1/3 of the cost.

This watch is fantastic! I love being able to make and receive calls, plus get text and email notifications right on my wrist. The offline navigation is a standout feature—I downloaded maps for my hometown and neighboring cities, and navigating without cell service is seamless. It’s especially convenient during workouts. Whether I’m playing pickleball or lifting weights, I can leave my phone in my bag and still catch important notifications without interrupting a match or set. I’ve used sleep tracking since 2022 (upgrading from a Bip 3 that finally gave up the ghost), and the accuracy on this model is solid. Given everything it offers, the price-to-performance ratio is hard to beat. The Drawbacks: Poor Documentation: Setup and configuration were frustrating. The official guides provided little help, so I had to rely on influencer tutorials and trial-and-error to get everything dialed in. Stock Band: The included strap is mediocre. I swapped it for a 22mm magnetic braided nylon band, which completely resolved my comfort issues. If official video tutorials or better documentation were provided, this would easily be a 5-star review.

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I like the watch a lot. Works well. Charges last a long time. Really easy to figure out how to use. I had a garmin before at 5x the price and like the look and ease of use on this one better. Two things I don’t especially like. 1) The band that comes with the watch is uncomfortable and not all that easy to put on. I ordered an alternative. 2) I’m sure one day I’ll lose the required charging cradle. Not quite sure why they can’t just have a “c” charging facility. Other than that very good indeed.

Im super impressed with the AMAZFIT BIP 6. I got it for my house mate as her FITBIT Versa 3 died on her. So i initially came across a YouTube review of this smart watch and it caught my eye being the tech nerd i am and i was super impressed, so i continued watching different reviews and they just got better and better so i recommended this to my house mate who knows NOTHING about tech lol, and we got it. Set up was SUPER easy and from set up i have got to say it has not missed a beat. It pretty much has got and does almost everything my 🍎 watch ultra 2 does, plus a few little things i like better, like you can set a time for AOD to turn on at 8am and turn off at 10pm i think this is awesome and it also puts the watch in to DND mode so it doesnt disturb you whilst your alseep. It has 4 or 5 standard AOD watch faces to chose from or you can use your actual chosen watch face for AOD. Has great fitness features and another thing i love is it has a toggle which you can press and ALL your stats come up without having to go into each one individually like HR, STRESS, FITNESS ( Activity) your breathing, etc. The Watch is Bluetooth of coarse and it has a super stable connection as mentioned has not disconnected once & has great range away from your phone, it can take calls and you can also make them. You can also send and recieve text messages and even has quick replies. The display i think is awesome can get super bright and no issues seeing details on a bright day. It actually gets so bright my housemate keeps it on the lowest level of brightness. It has all your toggles like DND, PING MY PHONE, TORCH, AirPlane Mode, etc. Its a really nice looking watch as well and this one we got is a beautiful colour. It takes just about most 22mm bands with quick release pins, so changing bands is easy and pretty much most 3rd party bands fit. The watch lasts a good 7 days if you dont have much activity going on and my house mate has been charging it up approx every 6 to 7 days, with more activity it will still last 4 to 5 days. My only little gripe is the battery charging puk, it doesnt come with a cable in the box. You have to be extremely careful not to loose the charging puc and also i been trying to look for a holder or stand for the puc and just cannot find one for the Bip 6 unless you spend a small fortune for the stand that fits the Puc made specifically which is a shame. She'd like to have some sort of puc stand so that she doesnt accidently loose the actual charger, would be nice if you could get your hands on more 3rd party ones ? Bar that this is an EXCELLENT smart watch and with my housemate using it over the last month or so she has been thoroughly impressed by it and so have i to be honest. Its also not that expensive for EVERYTHING this smart watch does plus more. If your looking for a good all round Andorid smart watch then this is the one, look no further, you will be pleasently surprised with it, if not overly. It does also work with IOS but all features work better with Android. Also the App is so functional, you can do so much on it and its super easy to navigate and understand and it even has a watch face market where you can get a heap of watch faces for free with more getting release FREE weekly and some paid faces end up being free so a HUGE range to choose from. You do have to set up an account to use the App but that to is simple to do HIGHLY RECOMMENDED SMART WATCH 😀👌⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Ottimo

That it is brilliant! And good value at about £65 compared to all others, in features, quality and most of all - battery. An easy 14 days for me - where a new Apple watch does one day.....