Amazfit GTS 2e review: Praise worthy health and fitness tracker on budget
I reviewed the Amazfit GTS
(read review here) in November 2019 and the Apple
Watch lookalike was indeed promising health and fitness smart
wearable of its time, despite it being subjected to a few software glitches
that marred the user experience. Then came the Amazfit GTS
2, which brought wholesome upgrades, including the blood-oxygen saturation
(SpO2) monitor and BioTracker 2 PPG optical sensor for heart rate, stress
levels, and PAI score. The successor to the GTS, the second-gen health and
fitness tracker had everything in place, except accuracy.
Cut to 2021, Amazfit has
added two new models – the Amazfit GTR 2e and GTS 2e – to expand its portfolio.
Part of the GTS series, the GTS 2e is not a successor to the GTS 2 but a
cheaper variant of the model priced at Rs 9,999. The GTS 2e borrows several features
from the GTS 2 but does it manage to fix the accuracy issue that marred its
predecessors? Let’s find out:
Design
and display
Like the GTS and GTS 2, the GTS 2e takes design
cue from Apple
Watch yet it looks novel and intriguing. The GTS 2e has
a 1.65-inch HD AMOLED display of 341 pixel-per-inch pixel density. This is
amongst the finest displays you get in a health and fitness wearable and the
touch response is fairly good too. The AMOLED panel makes the colours pop.
Thanks to good brightness levels, the display is easy to read under direct
sunlight. The GTS 2e supports custom display wallpapers and there are several
built-in display faces too to complement a new look every day.
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