Después de analizar las características de varios modelos, me decidí por el Amazfit Active Edge. A pesar de que no cuenta con algunas de las funciones de los otros modelos del mismo precio, lo elegí porque para hacer deporte es realmente funcional. He tenido otros y las demás funciones ni las he utilizado. Para lo que yo lo necesito, es perfecto. Además es bonito.

Las características generales del reloj son buenas el problema está en la calidad del material. Con apenas 2 meses de uso se rompió la correa y en eso no hay garantía.

Se lo regale a mi esposo, el diseño es muy bonito, funciona tal y como se describe, el problema sería la aplicación, si lo quieres usar todo el tiempo que te esté monitoreando, OLVIDALO la aplicación gasta toda la batería en menos del día, mi esposo tiene un Motorola bueno y cuando le da todos los permisos a la app, no le dura, tiene que estar activando y desactivando para poder registrar su recorrido en el Strava y que le dure la batería.Es el único detalle el gasto de batería con la app activada todo el tiempo, quitando ese detalle estaría más al nivel de los relojes de alta gama.

Was looking for a smart watch that is well built and has a rugged vibe with excellent software to match at an affordable price, this watch nails the fundamentals.

Llegó muy bien embalado, me gustó el reloj, no es muy robusto lo cual lo hace perfecto, bastante práctico, es fácil emparejar con mi Xiaomi, lo único es que hay que actualizar algunas veces porque como que se desconecta, pero no es un gran problema!

Short version - This is a good value for the cost. You ARE able to use it with an Iphone, but the functionality isn't as seamless as an Apple watch, which is to be expected. This is the Amazfit Edge, not the T-Rex version. it seems a lot of those reviews are in with this one.Long version - More thorough thoughts coming from someone who thinks a smart watch is a "nice to have" thing and can't justify hundreds of dollars for a watch. I've had maybe 3 Timex Ironman watches over 30+ years, only replacing when it made sense such as a band breaking and it only costing about $15 more for a new watch over the cost of a new band. Or the water resistance failing after having to open it up and replace a battery. I once received a free apple watch that I used for a couple of years before it was damaged and died. So the comments below have some comparisons to that experience.Battery life - This is good. I have used this for a week and I charged it up to 100% and wanted to see how far it would go with the basic settings. From Friday afternoon, til Wednesday morning, it was at 15% charge left. This is with default settings, most features are on, and I'd used it a few times for walks using the GPS feature which I'm sure uses a little more battery. Compared to the apple watch, this is much better. I could get maybe 2 days out of that, but usually let it charge at night.Steps - This has been inconsistent. The device itself doesn't pair directly with the apple healthkit. It's the accompanying app, Zepp, that pushes information to healthkit. Some days the steps are the same, and then other days the health app will show thousands more steps. It's almost like it adds steps read from the watch to steps read from the phone itself. I've not yet tried to see if I can stop it from detecting steps from just the phone. If you are using just the Zepp app, this shouldn't be an issue. For my use case, I am using it to track steps/activities for an HSA incentive program. The app for that only gathers information from healthkit, so the information needs to come from there. It also does not sync with the activity "rings" for IOS. You can see your workouts in the activity app, but that's it. It captures calories burned, but not stand and activity in that app.Zepp app - It's an average app so far. As far as navigating it, I've used worse and I've used better. It's somewhere in between. For activity information such as steps, workouts, etc. it can only push information to the health app. They don't actually sync, and even then it seems to add to the information that's there, not combine it. I don't know if this is something the developer can resolve or if it's simply a matter of Apple not playing well with third party apps.Notifications (text and others) - These do work, but it's only notifications. For messages in messaging apps, like text or whatsapp, you can only see the notification. You can't respond to it. With an apple watch you can respond with default responses or voice dictation. It seems this watch has no mic at all. That said, they didn't work right away. Even with all of the settings enabled, alerts weren't coming through. After some trial and error I found that you have to have "notification center" notifications enabled in the app of choice for it to work. For example, for my text/imessage I had banner, lock screen, sound, and badges all enabled and it still wouldn't work. Once I enabled the "notification center" option, it started working. Maybe this is something the developers can look into.GPS - Works really well. From what I can tell, it's fairly accurate. So much so that when I go on a walk in my neighborhood it's accurate enough to show that I have walked on different sides of the road on the sidewalk. I'd say it's accurate down to maybe 2-3 feet.Sleep information - I've never used this on a different device, but it seems to work pretty well. Seems my sleep is better than I thought it would be.Watch face - one personal reason I didn't want another apple watch, I don't like the square face. It's nit picking, but it is what it is. That said, the look of this one is good. There are hundreds of options to change the appearance, however maybe 75% of them you have to pay for them. Most are in the $2-4 range. Another thing I liked better on the apple watch is the ability to customize what information you have. Most faces for this have steps, heart rate, stand, and battery life. Some have weather. But you can't set them to show what info you want, it's whatever you get with the particular watch face.Final thoughts - So far, charging from the 15% to 90% has taken about 35 minutes. Looks like a full charge should happen in less than an hour. I was concerned about functionality with the IOS operating system and some of those concerns were valid. My primary use case is as a pedometer and it does that with some extra functions, but it's not as seamless as I would prefer. I only paid $75 for it, which is about $30 more than what I would have paid for an Ironman replacement (it was about time), so I gave it a shot. It's a far cry from the $200+ starting price for an apple watch which I can't justify for a fancy pedometer.Hope this helps for iPhone users. I was hesitant because I hadn't seen any reviews specific to how well it may or may not work with an iPhone.

The Amazfit Active Edge is a rugged and light weighted smartwatch, considerably lighter than other military-styled smartwatches. The watch weighs about 2 oz. I've tried wearing other military-styled smartwatches and found them to be uncomfortably heavy on my wrist. Not so with the Active Edge as I often forget that I'm evern wearing the watch! I was PLEASANTLY SURPRISED that when the watch was fully charge up and I started its initial updating of software the watch updated to the Zepp 3.5 operating system! And the watch came with 5.2 bluetooth! The Zepp 3.5 is more efficient and provides a more stable platform. The watch performs all the sleep, health and tracking functions as advertised. There's talk about the wrist band. As far as I can tell, the band is made from stiff silicone. The band's design feels like it's a clamp on my wrist, not uncomfortable but stiff. I believe it's designed to mitigate sweat. I have noticed that some owners have reported breakage issues with the band. I found that if that does happen with my Active Edge there are many inexpensive band replacement options available. As for battery life, the Amazfit folks really get it right. I'm getting eight to nine days but I should note that I charge when the battery drops below 30%. Other leading smartwatches need charging every day. In ending, the Active Edge is exactly what I wanted in a military-styled smartwatch; stylishly handsome, light-weighted, rugged and efficient. And, best of all it's relatively inexpensive.

So far Watch seems to work as advertised. Still figuring out how to add 3rd party watch faces!

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