Few weeks back Amazfit launched the lighter version of it BIP smartwatch in India cutting out few features. This product from Huami (Xiaomi funded) is the company’s cheapest smartwatch under Amazfit range of smartwatches. We got hold of the device for some time, and this is what we think about it. Design and Display When it comes to the design, it looks stunningly similar to its bigger brother Amazfit BIP. It sports a 1.28-inch always-on reflective color LED display that has a pixel resolution of 176 x 176 pixels. The display has five brightness levels, and we found out that 40-60% of brightness is suitable enough for both indoor and outdoor. The 20mm standard watch band is made of soft material and can be changed if required. The bundled watch strap is very comfortable. The BIP Lite can be used for sleep tracking as well. On the back, we have the charging pins and heart rate sensor that glows in green while measuring heart rate. The touchscreen display supports various gestures including swipe up, swipe down, swipe left and swipe right, which is intuitive and very easy to get used to. The hardware button on the right side can be pressed to unlock the ...
Friday, 2 August 2019
Amazfit BIP Lite Review
Few weeks back Amazfit launched the lighter version of it BIP smartwatch in India cutting out few features. This product from Huami (Xiaomi funded) is the company’s cheapest smartwatch under Amazfit range of smartwatches. We got hold of the device for some time, and this is what we think about it. Design and Display When it comes to the design, it looks stunningly similar to its bigger brother Amazfit BIP. It sports a 1.28-inch always-on reflective color LED display that has a pixel resolution of 176 x 176 pixels. The display has five brightness levels, and we found out that 40-60% of brightness is suitable enough for both indoor and outdoor. The 20mm standard watch band is made of soft material and can be changed if required. The bundled watch strap is very comfortable. The BIP Lite can be used for sleep tracking as well. On the back, we have the charging pins and heart rate sensor that glows in green while measuring heart rate. The touchscreen display supports various gestures including swipe up, swipe down, swipe left and swipe right, which is intuitive and very easy to get used to. The hardware button on the right side can be pressed to unlock the ...
