Amazfit Bip 5 Smart Watch, 46mm, Bluetooth Calling, Alexa Built-in, GPS Tracking, 10-day Long Battery Life, Health Fitness Tracker With Heart Rate, Blood Oxygen Monitoring - Black

Really pleased with this watch. Had been toying with the idea of a smart watch, had one awful cheap one which put me off for a bit so didn't want to break the bank on one. I decided to try this one and it's perfect. Love the large and customisable screen. Fits comfy and seems that straps can be changed easily enough. Can't imagine one twice the price or more being much better. At least for my usage. Bought it to use to help me keep more organised than for fitness features which seems to be the marketing point of most smartwatches. Was hard to work out if it would be useful for organisation as the fitness aspect is pushed so much and other features aren't mentioned much in product information. I have ADHD and having reminders sent to the watch keeps from getting lost in the dopamine vortex of my phone when I just wanted to quickly check notifications. Have gotten more little things done and don't find myself getting lost in scrolling my phone when I should be getting ready etc. Alexa, calendar, to-do list and the course schedule app mean I can keep an eye on things I need to sort and keep on top of scheduling. Find my phone is also very useful as I tend to leave my phone in many weird and wonderful places. This will save me hours. The standing reminder when you've been sitting for an hour is useful and has stopped me losing track of time or getting stuck in a hyperfocus. Bit annoying when I'm driving as I can't exactly pop out for a leg stretch. Music controller is good. Downloaded the Spotify one but ended up going back to the one that the watch came with as there was a lag on the Spotify one and I couldn't find the volume control. Don't really use the sports features much but looks like a great selection for those that do. Will be getting back to the gym soon so might use them more then. Heart rate monitor is accurate (work in healthcare so have compared readings) and so is the oximeter. The sleep monitor is pretty good unless you're on night shift and it just records your day sleeping as a nap and tells you off for staying up all night. Have also noticed that the step counter isn't always accurate, there's been times I've been moving around and the numbers haven't changed. Looks like a decent selection of apps on zepp which I've found easy to navigate. Hopefully more apps will start to become available. Battery life is great lasted 13 days on one charge, probably would have lasted another day. Currently on day 5 and on 72%.

I bought this watch mainly for all the health features such as step counter, heart rate tracker, workout tracker, and sleep analysis. It did all that accurately on the whole. It did add a few steps on during the day at times when I wasn't walking, but it was only a few, and I think most watches do it to a degree if you move your arm abruptly. The heart rate monitor is great when you're working out as it tells you when your heart rate is in the fat-burning, aerobic, or anaerobic stage. There are loads of workouts to track as well. The watch was very easy to set up, even without any instructions. You can choose from a wide range of face designs so you're bound to find one you like. It feels very light on your wrist, and it looks stylish. When it arrived, it had 61% battery and it only went down a tiny amount in the few days I had it. Unfortunately, I had to return it though as I discovered I was allergic to the strap material, which was a shame as the watch and features were impressive! I'd definitely recommend it though as it has pretty much everything you could ask for in a smartwatch.

4 months of use and it broke. The watch face is made of plastic which weakened and then cracked where the watch strap pin connects. Amazon has thankfully refunded me and watch is on its way back. Up until this point I'd say it's a good starter fitness watch, but does have performance flaws. Doesn't always record heart rate etc properly, despite trying different strengths of pressure against the wrist. Some nights I'd have a great 8hr sleep and the watch would say in the morning you only got 20mins...annoying but not the end of the world. More frustrating is recording fitness. Fine for runs & the GPS is great once you make sure it has locked on before you start - the main feature I wanted as many watches require pairing with a phone and I hate running with a phone so if this is all you want the watch for it's perfect. Other workouts - records terribly, esp if you're doing a HIIT style workout. I'd be doing an intense workout going from burpees, to a run, to kettlebell swings etc and it would result in max heart rate of 110 with 250kcals burned when I knew it was at least a 600kcal workout with a +170 heartrate. If just using for runs & GPS then great , but watch out for the case cracking and becoming useless. Any other sports, I'd avoid. Going to make sure my next has a metal casing.

I like the size and the silicone strap is comfortable and easy to fasten. The features I use most all work well but it requires patience to fully enable all the functions like Messages, Calendar Sync and phone numbers because you need to authorise access on your phone for the App to send to watch. The Sports Fitness stuff works immediately, however once done - I'm on an iPhone it works seamlessly and so far battery life is brilliant if you compare it to an Apple Watch that lasts approx. 18 hours according to Apples Spec. For the Money its decent, very clear screen and I've had Apple Watches and the Galaxy watches. The only negative is you dont get much choice in faces which you download via an app and all the good ones seem to range between 0.99 and 1.99 which isn't terrible I guess.

I have used many smartwatches over the years, ranging from cheap to higher end ones. The Amazfit Bip 5, I honestly couldn't recommend enough. I have owned the early Motorola's, Samsung Galaxy watches, early Amazfits (which wasn't great) to my latest which was a Huawei GT2 Elite which I loved for over 2 years. For some reason the Huawei stopped working when I changed phones. So I looked around a lot, read lots of different reviews websites etc. I was going to get a Galaxy watch 5 but decided it was a bit too expensive for my needs. I'm not a sporty person or go to a gym this has 4 GPS's which is good for that (Apparently). I wanted a smart watch that had them things but also did notifications well, had an answer your phone function. Had a decent battery life and had other features that you come to expect from smartwatches. I can honestly say that this watch is a bargain at £90, it honestly is equal to and out performs better brand watches I have had and I couldn't be happier with it. Don't be put off by the TFT screen, I was but I thought I would buy it and see what it was like. It is a good quality screen. It's a big screen, easy to use and navigate, everything is at your finger tips. I've had no problems with accuracy in relation to heart rate and steps as well as oxygen monitoring. It looks nice, it literally packs the majority of features of a high end smart watch into a budget price . But the experience is anything but budget. The only negative I have found is the battery life isn't as good as advertised but it is still better than most out there, I'm getting around 5 days, but that could be because I'm checking it more as it's new. It also doesn't have wireless charging but that's not something that bothers me at all. I have a phone that does wireless and I still charge the same way. If you don't want to spend a fortune but want a watch that can answer calls and have all the exercise features and other features of other high end ones (this has games!!!!) then go for the Bip 5.

I bought this watch because I wanted to accurately track my exercise routine. The watch includes many workouts which I won't use, but those I do use are easy to set and the information recorded is quite detailed. The watch links to the Zepp App, which you need to download to your phone. It takes regular health readings and has a sedentary warning (telling you to stand and move about, which some may find annoying, but it can be turned off). It also records your sleep pattern and displays a graph and other insights in the app. I like to walk and the watch/ app records a fairly accurate map of the route taken, distance travelled, number of steps taken, pace and heart rate (average and peak). The battery has lasted ten days between charges but that would vary depending on how you set up the watch. In conclusion, I recommend this watch but would suggest that you read the reviews before purchasing. This would appear to be superior to the earlier versions which are now a lot cheaper on Amazon.

I've had a number of smart watches over the years, starting with a brand name. This is accurate enough for someone who is largely only using it to track steps and light activity. The Bluetooth stays connected fine, heart rate seems to be accurate (tested against a BP machine) and after 10 months it's still holding battery well, and has sustained no damage having been bashed a number of times due to my dyspraxia. I charge it once a week, and it's never totally run out of charge. The silicone strap is like all silicone straps - sweaty and causes an allergy on me. The app is pretty reasonable, better than a lot of the cheap smart watch apps. It's never lost the data, and has swapped from one phone to another fine. Overall, I'll probably stay with Amazfit. It's not let me down yet.

I dont know if i have a bit of a duff one but the battery is only lasting 4 days ,first i thought it may of been because i was checking my stats and had a few features turned on but i switched these off and only looked at the stats at the end of the day and still made no difference to the power. It was fully charged at 100% both times of charging and it lasted less than 4 days each time. If you wanted to use a lot of the other features like gps - automatic workouts etc the battery probably would last even less. Considering they advertise that the battery lasts up to 10 days i feel this has been very misleading. They also state that if you turn all the features off it can last up to 26 days- not a chance! ( as i did and it didnt! ) The watch itself has many great features you can use, heart rate monitoring, workouts, messages phone calls , music, gps to name a few but whats the point of having all these features if the battery seriously cant handle it! I only use mine to monitor heart rate every so often and to record a workout that i do every other day, other than that i use it as a normal watch so the battery should not be draining this quick! Its a shame because i really do the like watch and the app and the functions that you COULD use , my hubby had the bip 3 and his battery does last 10 days and he uses his as i do mine. I would say the actual features on this watch are much better than a fitbit ( which i have had and then decides to burn out after 18 months) and better than an iphone watch whos battery inly lasts a day ( so i guess the battery on this does beat that one! ) I dont want to have the hassle of charging something every 1-4 days when it states the battery should last 10days! So really for the price point I dont actually think its value for money. Amazon are now sending me a replacement to see if that is any better, I will update if it is. Update; so the new one still has a battery issue although it did last 5 days and not four like the previous one- thats having brightness off, - downloading the data once a day to the app and doing one workout a day for an hour- for this kind of use i expect more from a battery to be honest- so if you are a heavy user of this kind of watch I would choose something else. Its a shame as i really like the features it offers and app is good to, its wrong ti claim the battery lasts for 7 days when it doesn’t. Further update- I have now had to send a seco d watch back due to poor battery performance and the fact that it began to stop counting steps as it first did- very disapointing.

I am absolutely thrilled with my purchase! The product exceeded my expectations in every way. Not only is it high quality and exactly as described, but I also got it at a fantastic discounted price, which made the deal even sweeter. Shipping was quick, and the product arrived in perfect condition. I highly recommend this to anyone looking for a great value. I will definitely be coming back for more!

Good vibrant color display with lots of options… just powered up today…

Very nice watch,and,very easy t set up. I recommend it very much.

Does the job but the only downside is that it is not waterproof.

Update nach 5 Monaten Nutzung! ⌚️💬 Ich trage die Bip 5 jetzt seit über 5 Monaten täglich und bin immer noch total zufrieden! 💯🔥 Alle Funktionen laufen weiterhin super zuverlässig – sei es die Schrittzählung, Herzfrequenz oder die Ooono-Warnungen unterwegs. 🚗⚠️ Ein echter Alltagshelfer! Einziger kleiner Kritikpunkt war für mich das originale Gummiarmband – das war auf Dauer nicht so mein Fall. Hab’s daher gegen ein bequemeres Stoffarmband ausgetauscht – und seitdem sitzt die Uhr noch angenehmer! 🙌🏽🧵 Fazit bleibt: Top Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis und eine Smartwatch, die man im Alltag wirklich nicht mehr missen möchte! ✅💪🏽 _._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._. Ich bin absolut begeistert von der Amazfit Bip 5! ⌚🔥 Die Uhr überzeugt mit ihrem großen, klaren Display, einer super Akkulaufzeit und vielen praktischen Funktionen. Egal ob Schritte zählen, Herzfrequenz messen oder Benachrichtigungen empfangen – alles funktioniert einwandfrei! 💪📊 Besonders genial: Die Ooono-Benachrichtigungen kommen direkt am Handgelenk an! 🚗⚠️ Perfekt für unterwegs – so verpasse ich keine wichtigen Hinweise mehr beim Autofahren! ✅ Dazu kommt das angenehme Tragegefühl, das geringe Gewicht und die vielen individuellen Anpassungsmöglichkeiten. 🎨📱 Die Synchronisation mit dem Smartphone läuft problemlos, und die Zepp-App bietet viele interessante Einblicke in meine Fitnessdaten. 🏃‍♂️ Für diesen Preis einfach unschlagbar! Klare Kaufempfehlung! ✅🔥👏