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Xiaomi-backed Huami Amazfit smartwatch is now official

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Kaloyan , 30 August, 2016

Xiaomi Smartwatches Huami

Xiaomi once again paired with Huami for a new smart wearable and the result is Huami Amazfit Smartwatch. In case you need a refresh, Huami is a Xiaomi-backed company mostly in the way of financing.

The Amazfit Smartwatch has a circular 1.34" display with 300px diameter. It runs on a dual-core 1.2GHz processor with half a gig RAM, 4GB storage, and is powered by a 280mAh battery.

The Amazfit Smartwatch is very well connected supporting Bluetooth 4 LE, Wi-Fi, GPS, and AliPay (Alibaba mobile payments). It also features a heart-rate sensor for advanced fitness tracking.

Huami promises 35 hours of battery life with all functionality, including real-time GPS tracking enabled. Then, if you use the watch for not more than 1 hour per day as a fitness tracker, you can achieve 5 days of battery life. Finally, you can squeeze 11 days from the Amazfit Smartwatch by using it just as a pedometer.

The smartwatch is IP67 water- and dust-proof, features scratch-resistant ceramic bezels, and comes with a dual-color sport wristband. Being developed with Xiaomi's help means the Amazfit watch works with the latest Xiaomi MiFit app for Android and iOS.

The Amazfit Smartwatch costs CNY 799 or $120, and is going on sale in China tomorrow. You can get it from all popular online retailers.

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  • Anonymous
  • 6pg
  • 17 Jan 2017

Does it include a stopwatch and a timer? would love to be measuring my plank time etc on this.

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  • AnonD-630152
  • 50h
  • 09 Jan 2017

Just received my Amazfit Pace Smartwatch. Works well for most part of it but was surprised to find the internal storage was only 2.16GB free out of 2.55GB. It was supposed to be 4GB! Disappointed in the dishonest marketing. Either that or some one in...

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  • seankaz
  • Kh@
  • 05 Dec 2016

no bro, huami is one of the company which belongs to XiaoMi

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