Amazfit Bip 3 Pro

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Sentiment score50% positive
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Last updated: May 9, 2026

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Reddit Iconboostedbacon22
9 months ago

Any amazfit works here. I bought a BIP 3 pro used off amazon for like $30 to see if I liked it (just needed notifications for work). Worked great and bought a GTR. Handed it down to my MIL and she still uses it

Reddit IconGregus1032
7 months ago

I'm excited to try one for the first time. My amazefit bip3 pro was good until I put it in my pocket and it broke where the straps attach. I started using my wife's Garmin (she didn't like it) and I hate the UI for it. Other than that it's great. I'm hoping the UI is better on the pebble. The battery life sounds amazing too.

Reddit IconAggressive_Flow_8849
7 months ago

If you're on a budget, the Amazfit Bip 3 is a solid pick cheap, waterproof, and decent tracking.

Reddit Icontonycocacola
4 months ago

Maybe a fitness tracker is better? Xiaomi bands are very small. Or if you need GPS an amazfit bip is a lot less chunky than most watches.

Reddit Iconlight24bulbs
11 months ago

Bip s. I literally bought a backup unit because it's so cheap and so good

Reddit IconPokyPlays
6 months ago

As someone who has used a good amount of the alternatives, I fall under the case of nothing really beats a Pebble. Wear OS is still an unstable mess imo and feels too much like just a phone on my wrist. The Pebble actually feels like an extension of my phones abilities but not overwhelmingly so. Plus, you can make your own apps for it if you are into it. The BangleJS2 and Bip are some alternatives but I didn't enjoy them anywhere near as much. A readable screen, you are looking at e-ink or the e paper we get on the Pebble, Bangle, Bip, JS, Fossil HR (I believe that is what they called their hybrid) and I believe some Garmin watches, though they fall into the category of I haven't used them. The battery life is the killer feature on the Pebble to me. Though the Bangle and Bip have great battery, the pebble just did more with it to me. The ability to reply is nice but a touch screen only was a deal-breaker for most watches nowadays. The buttons are really nice when I need them like when wearing gloves for work. I'm excited for my Time 2, and have my Time Steel on while I wait. I took off my Ticwatch Pro 3 and it has sat with getting put on the charger once a month to keep the battery from just stopping from working. If you have concern, grab a used time for cheap if you can and use it for a bit. Don't like it? Cancel your preorder and you can find something you do.

Reddit Iconredditzane
6 months ago

Pixel 10 Pro with Amazfit Bip watch. Reason - dirt cheap "smartwatch" that sends me notifications, that's about it. I don't need anything fancy with the smartwatch

Reddit Iconsidneylopsides
9 months ago

Amazfit. I think the worst you'll get is 5-7 days with everything enabled, most will do 10+, and some 20+ days with a mix of features enabled. They all have really good screens, the newer ones have better features like enhanced notifications with images, ability to reply to messages with voice or typing, built in AI assistant The Active 2 is often on sale, there's also the Active 2 Premium which adds sapphire glass screen and NFC for contactless payments, then there's the Balance and Balance 2 for basically every feature with a bigger screen and battery, they do the Active 2 square if you prefer that, they also do the Bip range for cheaper square ones. It does depend on what features you want, they aren't WearOS so you can't get the same range of 3rd party apps and watch faces, but there's still quite a few out there. Personally I prefer them as they run smoothly, have good battery, and are generally smaller than WearOS Watches.

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