Amazfit Balance Smart Watch 46mm with Fitness Tracker, Body Composition & Health Analysis, Sleep Recovery, GPS, Amazon Alexa Built-In, Bluetooth Calling, Fitness Watch for Android iPhone, Sunset Grey

The Amazfit Balance is, without question, one of the most practical smartwatches I’ve ever owned. It does everything I need and nothing I don’t. Where other wearables try to dazzle with features that rarely see real-world use, the Balance keeps things focused, efficient, and incredibly user-friendly.What stands out most is its exceptional battery life. Compared to my Samsung Watch 6 Classic, it’s no contest. While I was used to charging every day or two, the Balance easily lasts over a week on a single charge. That makes it ideal for extended trips with no charger anxiety and no proprietary cables to fuss over. Just freedom.It is also remarkably lightweight, to the point that I forget it’s even on. That makes it the perfect sleep companion with no bulky wrist presence or discomfort in bed. And despite its featherlight feel, it doesn’t skimp on looks. The sleek, understated design is polished enough for professional settings, stylish enough for social events like weddings, and durable enough for a hard workout at the gym. The wristband it comes with (silver model) is cheesy and not my style at all but thankfully an Amazon seller has a silicone band that is utterly perfect, and even fills in the gaps that most bands leave open...making it look like it comes with the way (more than the actual factory band).In short, the Amazfit Balance is the rare smartwatch that delivers exactly what matters: excellent tracking, long battery life, and true everyday wearability, without the clutter. It’s a quietly capable watch that fits any occasion and never gets in the way. Its my favorite smartwatch amongst all I've ever owned...cant wait for the 2nd gen.

I came from an Apple Watch Ultra 2 to this watch, and the only thing I really miss is the ability to respond to texts directly from the watch, which I liked on the Apple Watch. Also, the speaker can get slightly muffled if you wear the watch too snug on your wrist, but you learn to adjust your wrist, and people have said I still sound clear on the other end. Those are really my only complaints so far.I really like the battery life. With the Apple Watch Ultra, I felt like I was charging it every two days. With this one, I get up to seven days with normal use. I usually take the watch off every other night to let my wrist breathe. I also like the workout modes and how easy it is to set up the watch for walks. It automatically stops and starts, which is convenient. The map tracking is accurate, and I haven’t had any issues with it. Also, the sleep tracking gives me a good idea of my quality of sleep and like it overall.I appreciate that there are a lot of free watch faces, along with some paid options, which isn’t a big deal. I prefer circular watches, and pairing this one with the right band gives it a more classic look. If you’re looking for a watch that tracks daily activities and doesn’t break the bank, this is one to check out. I honestly don’t miss my Apple Watch Ultra at all. I like that this one looks more like a traditional watch and doesn’t feel clunky on my wrist.

I used to be a Fitbit wearer for around 10 years. I got tired of the Fitbit watches always failing on me after a couple of years. Then I'd buy a replacement. My last one, a Fitbit Versa 4 started going haywire and refused to be reset until it did. I finally decided to buy a Amazfit Balance.I am completely amazed at the quality and rich features of this watch. I blows the Fitbits out of the water. I can understand why Amazfit named it a Balance.... the watch is a balance between the sports nerds and those that want a watch that can track most activities and body metrics. The app (and even the watch) gives you all the information you need to understand your activities. You can delve as deep as you want.The screen is easy to read in the sunlight, as it has an automatic brightness control, which is easily controlled by the built in Zepp. When I'm sleeping it will track all manner of body metrics (accurately) and well as noting when I take a nap. All told, it is an amazing watch. I have never (in the two months I have been wearing it (24/7) it has not disconnected from my phone. If I don't use the GPS, the watch will run from 12-14 days before needing a recharge.Overall, I would highly recommend this watch for those semi-nerds.