Amazfit - Active Edge

I have had an Amazfit Active Edge for the past 9 months, and it works fine for running. The GPS and heart rate tracker seem to be accurate. The uploading to Strava also happens in the background. If you also swim, then the watch is not the greatest. It does not track laps very well at all, and the heart rate monitor is also suspect. But for 8K (when I bought it, now it sells for 5-6K), it is pretty good.

I have had the Amazfit Active Edge for a year, and it works for me. GPS is fine, but the HR can be a bit iffy at times.

I use an Amazfit Active Edge bought for Rs. 8000/- on Amazon in December 2024. So far, it has worked perfectly fine for my needs. The GPS is accurate, and it tracks speed, cadence, etc. quite fine. It is possible the Heart Rate monitor is inaccurate when my HR goes about 140bpm. I am not sure as I have not compared it to others (this is my first device). I can certainly recommend this device. It is value for money. One problem: If you swim, it does not track very well. Often, the distance it shows and the distance I count are different by about 20%, which is a lot.

Look into Amazfit watch. I have the Active Edge at the moment & I’m looking into upgrading to the T-Rex 3 or Active 2 (square)

I'm relatively new to amazfit. Started with a active 2. Felt it was too fragile for my needs, they weren't making a case for it. I sent it back in favor of an active edge. Love it. My only quip with it is it still buzzed and notifies off wrist. I am however trying my first garmin out Monday. A woot purchase. Forerunner 255. Wanted it for more specific info/functions for running/cycling. The zepp so works great. HR monitor send fairly accurate. They are major bang for buck. Id recommend the brand to anyone who is disgusted with expensive fitness trackers and mostly smart watches.

I have a few devices that I like! Amazfit Active Watch and Helio Ring - theyre good all around fitness and sleep trackers. I use them mostly for sleep, steps and light heart rate tracking during the day. My downside to these is, like a lot of lower price smart devices, my watch only checks heart rate once a minute (unless it's set to an exercise mode), and the ring only every 5 minutes. Then (again, unless it's tracking a workout), it'll aggregate the heart rate data over 5 minute intervals for me to look at. It's all very accurate and gives a good quick picture of my day, but I wanted something with a bit more granularity to check our when I don't feel well. Sometimes I also find myself distracted during the day wearing the watch since it'll also send me notifications for texts and such. Visible 2.0 Armband - this is a new addition for me. I've had it a week now. This device only checks heart rate and HRV, but it is constantly monitoring the heart rate and gives you your HRV in the mornings (or during breathing exercise through the app). The data is presented minute-by-minute, it's incredibly accurate and gives a lot of helpful insights into when I'm pushing myself a little too hard. Downside here, it's subscription based. While my Amazfit watch was a one time like $90 payment, this band is an initial cost of $79 with a $20 a month subscription fee. With a referral code (which I used), it basically made it $59 for the band and the $20 initial first month payment. Slightly better but again, it is financially restrictive for some people. If youre interested though, I'd be happy to provide a referral because I do think it's a useful tool at least to gather information.

Amazfit watches have really good battery life and give you the fitness + notifications. I think I have seen that the active series look small on soe wrists