Amazfit Bip 5 Smart Watch 46mm, GPS, Alexa Built-in, Bluetooth Calling, 10-Day Battery, Heart-Rate & VO2 Max, Sleep Health Monitoring, AI Fitness App,120+ Sports Modes, for Android & iPhone, Black
Original price was: $89.99.$69.98Current price is: $69.98.
Price: $89.99 - $69.98
(as of Jan 12, 2025 13:27:51 UTC – Details)
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At Amazfit, we believe that limits are self-imposed. Whether you’re striving for peak fitness, excelling as a professional athlete, or simply embracing life’s journey, our AI-powered smart wearables and wellness services are with you every step of the way.
Launched in 2015, Amazfit is a leading global smart wearable brand focused on health and fitness, and part of Zepp Health (NYSE: ZEPP), a health technology company.
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LARGE DISPLAY: The large 1.9 inch high-resolution screen has enhanced color and is easy to read, with anti-fingerprint glass. The face is curved to fit naturally on your wrist for comfort and style.
TRACK STEPS, DISTANCE, CALORIES: Automatically detects and records all your activities and fitness data, from walking, running, treadmill, rowing and more with 120 sports modes.
RELIABLE HEALTH MONITORING: Track heart rate, blood oxygen, stress level monitoring, sleep quality, sedentary reminders, and sleep quality tracking.
FITNESS APP DATA SHARING: Easily connect with Strava, Adidas Running, Apple Health, Google Fit, Relive, Komoot to record and share health, steps and fitness data.
UP TO 30 DAYS OF BATTERY LIFE: 10 days with typical usage, even 30 days in battery saver mode, so you can keep going without stopping to recharge.
70 WATCH FACES: Easily change the look or your watch or information displayed, or add your own custom photo background.
AMAZON ALEXA READY: Set alarms and timers, check the weather, get translations, control your smart home devices, create shopping lists, and more with the Amazon Alexa voice assistant.
BLUETOOTH: Using built-in speakers and microphone, you can send text, answer or make outgoing calls and Mobile Phone Music Control on your Bip 5 through Bluetooth connectivity
SLEEP RECOVERY: View valuable insights into your nightly sleep quality and duration to monitor deep sleep, REM, and light sleep, even track daytime naps too.
Customers say
Customers find the wireless accessory offers good value for the price. They appreciate its battery life, quality, and fitness tracking features. The watch looks nice, has a great interface, and tracks everything from steps to sleep. Many customers enjoy the features. However, opinions vary on functionality, ease of use, and build quality.
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8 reviews for Amazfit Bip 5 Smart Watch 46mm, GPS, Alexa Built-in, Bluetooth Calling, 10-Day Battery, Heart-Rate & VO2 Max, Sleep Health Monitoring, AI Fitness App,120+ Sports Modes, for Android & iPhone, Black
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Original price was: $89.99.$69.98Current price is: $69.98.
DINKDivers –
Super value for the price compared to others
This is my first smart watch, so I don’t know why paying hundreds of dollars for the name-brands would be worth it. I paid $75 for this on Black Friday and I have had it several weeks now and am very happy with its performance and battery life, available apps, and things it measures, and accuracy. This has the features of a digital watch for legibly telling time, day of week, and month and date. It has the features of a health tracker. It has afeatures of a workout watch. Everything is plenty accurate (do you really need a perfect measure of your heart rate, or just a relative one?); I’ve read that this brand has actually beaten the pricier competition in accuracy comparisons on steps. I find it quite accurate for steps and distance walked. Three things I don’t like: (1) screen does not stay on all the time to save battery. You have to shake your arm or push the side button to turn it on. That is annoying because I often just want to glance at my watch in the middle of doing things to see what time it is. I feel like they could make an optional mode that would use some sort of low power blacka nd white display mode to just show time, day, date. (2) Watch and app interfaces have a hundred options and a confusing array of menu items you have to trail down to find any given feature. Maybe I will learn it over time, but it is a mess. But the watch is very configurable so you can at least hide features you don’t use so you have a better chance of finding the ones you want (lets see, do I swipe up, down, left or right for that?). I find “Olympics Color” to be the best free watch face…no waste of space on decoration and shows pretty much all the measured variables. (3) No detailed users manual…anywhere; however, when I have a specific question about how to find a feature, I google it, and have always gotten a good answer, so maybe I don’t need a manual. But that means there could be features I don’t know to even ask for that are available and I will never know about them. Oh well, $75. UPDATE: To keep the “Always On Display” you can buy an AOD watch face, or built-in, you can make it stay on for 20 min at a time…go to Control Center on the watch and click the plus sign to add the option for “Keep Screen Lit”
pedalyurassoff –
great list of tracking features, great battery life, nice options for set up.
This is a value packed watch! It is waterproof. It doesn’t have a swimming app, but does a motor boating app, so you can track your boat trip…but that doesn’t count as exercise. Especially if I can cruise around the lake on my pontoon…drinking beer. Oh…it does have a fishing app! The GPS tracking is spot on…within a few feet. The tracking is actually done on your watch…then sent to the phone. I verified this by walking without my phone. Not sure you could use it if you were hiking and got lost …unless you have your phone with you to actually show the route. The watch shows steps ( which is very accurate because I counted my steps over a .3 mile walk), distance, ave speed , duration, heart rate, and calories. Battery life seems great. I have used this for everything in notifications, and phone calls. Had it for 4 days, and it’s still at 64 percent. I find that the sedentary reminders are a pain in the butt, so I shut them off. I don’t need to be reminded to stand up or walk when I am watching tv. The app is great…once you figure out how to navigate it. There is sooo much on it, and it took me about 4 hrs working with it, and customizing it to suit my needs. The watch faces are great. There are a lot of free ones. Even one that lets you use your own picture in the background. The phone sound quality is really good. I got this watch because my last one…when set to use the watch for phone calls…would send all of the phone audio to the watch. I get that for music, but not for watching videos on my phone, so that had to go. This one keeps the sound on my phone for videos. You can set notifications on the watch to every app on your phone if you need to. I have all of my cameras, messenger, and sms apps on it for now. It is really nice that you can see what is going on with your phone in your pocket. A must when I am driving. You can type, and save, any quick reply text message you want, so you just select it on the watch, and it sends it. Really safe…especially if your phone can’t connect to your car. This absolutely the best bang for your buck. Just take your time to learn the app to set it up, and it will take care of you. The instructions that come with it are pretty useless. But then again…if you navigate the app or the watch yourself, you will learn more quickly than trying to read the small print on the paper anyway.
Matt –
Pretty good overall
For the price, this is a pretty decent watch. It has a lot of features and works pretty smoothly. The Zepp app is better than I was expecting it to be; it does a lot of analysis and gives a lot of insight. One tip: if youâre working out in the cold with long sleeves on, make sure to lock your screen. My sleeve has stopped and paused my workouts a couple times before I learned how to lock it.There are three things that I really dislike, I will list them in order of most annoying to least:1. Heart rate monitoring: The watch does not update your heart rate in real time. The default setting is for the watch to update your heart rate every 10 minutes. There are options to set it more frequently, up to 1 minute, but the watch warns you that this will significantly reduce battery life. My old Fitbit updated in real time without impacting the battery so I donât understand how the most frequent option is 1 minute. Even a 1 minute interval is not frequent enough for me. Really annoying.2. Battery life: I probably have to charge the battery every 4 days. Working out drains the battery significantly. While this isnât the end of the world, it is a bit of a pain to charge so frequently.3. GPS can take forever to connect: I sometimes wait 3 or 4 minutes for the GPS to connect when I run. I also occasionally have to restart the watch to get the GPS to connect. I feel awkward standing in my driveway staring at my watch waiting for it to connect to the GPS. I will say that once it connects, the signal has never dropped out on me during a workout like my Fitbit did, so thatâs a plus. But I do wish it would connect faster.Overall, I would recommend this watch for the price, but itâs not perfect.
Roberto Sanchez –
Lo compré para un regalo de graduación y quién lo recibió le encantó. Está facinado con el diseño y funcionamiento del reloj.
Marina –
Es un relog ,muy bueno lo e metido al agua y sigue funcionando ala perfección,se oye perfectamente al contestar,lo recomiendo ampliamente.
Izzia Caperina –
love that it does everything a gps watch does, without an outrageous price tag! i found the GPS to be accurate compared to Strava (pretty sure that uses the phone’s GPS though lol). so i guess its pretty accurate compared to my phone’s GPS. also like that it tells me how much and the quality of my sleep. though I wish it could detect when I go back to sleep after being awake for a while. also wish it was a darker pink than a baby pink, but thats a minor detail. battery also lasts around a week, maybe even more depending on GPS use. love it!
DomÃnguez Neri. –
La verdad es que tengo apenas una semana con este artÃculo y me parece que sà está cumpliendo con lo descrito a la hora de hacer la compra. Asà que lo recomiendo al 100 %.
Poutine –
We’ve owned the first bip when it came out and it has lasted over 5 years and when it came for a replacement, naturally we looked at amazfit again.This screen is quite large and curves around the wrist. The curve isn’t made to fit everyone so it doesn’t fit flushed on my wife’s wrist.Screen brightness is pretty good, lots of space on the screen to display large fonts or a lot of data and it doesn’t seem too confusing.Battery life says rated for up to 10 days and I think realistically it’s good for 7 days with regular usage.It was really to sync the watch onto an iPhone. Tracks way more data compared to first Gen for sure.We tried counting our steps and it was pretty much in line to our count.