The watch is incredible. It has a lot of options regarding sports and how to customize the watch in terms of apps and its appearance. It gives you the ability to connect it to the internet so you can transfer files like maps, but it does not support browser capabilities, and through the internet you can upgrade it without needing your phone, but the Bluetooth connection option still exists.

Through the app, you can also download various applications, and from the watch you can reply to messages either by typing or with quick replies. Its battery depends on which functions you have enabled, such as heart rate measurement, stress, blood oxygen, but it lasts well. It has many functions that I personally find very useful, such as theater mode, which makes the watch stop vibrating and lowers the brightness so it doesn’t bother you. It can transfer all reminders from Google Calendar to the watch, and it also allows you to connect headphones to the watch to listen to music, which I find a bit strange as a feature. I mean, you can connect the headphones to your phone instead of the watch, but it has this option.

The GPS is very good, but it also depends on the setting you have it on for how accurately it shows your location. The screen is quite good both indoors and outdoors, and I like the details it has on the side of the buttons.

It charges quite quickly and the battery, if you don’t have all the functions enabled, lasts quite a while, and most importantly, it is durable against impacts. I don’t mean you should throw it against the wall, but for small accidental bumps or if you ever go hiking and fall somewhere and the screen gets hit, it will endure, and if you have a screen protector, even better.

Also, the watch gives you the ability to choose the strength of the vibration and allows you, through an app that is already installed, to see if you are in good condition for training either at the gym or at home, or if the weather outside is good for outdoor training.

In general, it has many features that my previous watch did not have, and so far for me, it is the best choice for a watch up to €300.

I believe that for most users, it has everything one might need and more. The watch comes without a screen protector, with the charger but without a cable.

I don't know how well I can describe the product coming from the T REX 1, the differences are huge. Firstly, after 7 months of use I can say that the screen is amazing in terms of colors, touch response, and brightness in sunlight. Endless functions, fast and accurate GPS. The measurements are precise, the only thing it misses is when going up and down stairs, which I hardly notice. The flashlight and alarm are very useful in my daily life. The NFC works via the Curve wallet, which is very easy to set up; personally, it was very convenient for me. I had never used a wallet like Google Pay before, but I find it extremely convenient that I can pay with the watch without having my phone or internet. Also, through the Curve app (wallet), charges come directly as notifications to both the watch and the phone, something that didn't happen when I was paying through the bank app, so +1 point for that. The battery lasts well depending on usage, of course, but you can't complain if it lasts, for example, 5 days with all functions like heart rate, stress, breathing, temperature, and precise GPS tracking on, and you also use it daily for several hours of exercise. If you use it just for time and heart rate, etc., at least 15 days of autonomy. The watch has AI, as you see in the videos, it works perfectly; I just don't need it, as I believe most people don't, so I don't use it. It has the ability for voice reply, text message, quick reply, and emoji, as well as viewing photos, at least in the WhatsApp app I use for chatting. ATTENTION: these only apply to Android phones, as Apple does not provide these features, wanting only its own watch to be able to do them. Continuing, the watch gives you endless watch faces, especially when combined with the Amazfit watch face app. The Zepp app (the official app for the watch) also has many watch faces, endless functions, and data to view. Amazing sleep tracking, the watch detects everything very well and records it nicely for sleep. It also has a readiness indicator that informs you of your physical condition, if you need rest, if you can do intense training, or if it's better to take it easy, as well as your mental recovery, stress, etc., which are also accurate. In the app, you can set up workouts and many other things that require some exploration, but over time become very understandable and very helpful. The app list is very good, like member cards, i.e., scanned QR codes to check in at the gym, concerts, stadiums, etc. (an app that Garmin still doesn't have). Many more apps that I won't analyze as I would never finish. Finally, the watch looks amazing, can be worn on any occasion, and with the adapters, changing straps is very easy. In conclusion, it is absolutely worth its price; for someone who can't spend a thousand euros on a Garmin or thinks it's not worth spending €1000 for their watch usage and wants similar functions, this watch is the replacement and it's a great buy, it won't disappoint. If after a year I see something has changed, I will update.

I bought it yesterday, Saturday, and the first disappointment is the ZEPP PAY app. It doesn't work with any of the 3 major banks and I was forced to use CURVE, where I connected 2 Greek cards to the curve card. Unfortunately, you don't have the option to choose which one you will pay with; you can only declare that for public transport you will use the 1st, or for a restaurant the 2nd. I come from the Garmin Venu 2 with the perfect GARMIN PAY where I added 3 cards and I could choose which one to pay with each time. For anyone for whom the PAY app is very important, they should choose something else.
21/6/2025. After 3 weeks, we have CONS: 1. NFC Payments only with CURVE with all that this entails. In the end, nothing is better than GARMIN PAY. 2. Very poor app for tracking calories. In the age of barcodes, we are left with approximations and no option to add new entries. PROS: Very good and fast GPS. It syncs almost immediately. I believe it also has good Health & Fitness tracking. Good security, whenever you take it off and put it back on, it asks for a PIN. Back again to Garmin and probably to the new VENU.

I got it in November, and it's been in my hands for 2 months now. I was a previous owner of both the trex and the T rex2. In general, the company has made leaps in improving its products.
I've changed about 20 devices in the last 4 years mostly for testing, and this one has come to stay. For its price, I can't find anything negative. In terms of basic sports functions, everything works "like clockwork," GPS, heart rate monitor, and altimeter are extremely accurate, the display is amazing and readable under all conditions. The menu is user-friendly with great customization options for the sports menu on how much and what you want to see per page. It includes padel in the sports section and measures forehand and backhand, which most devices only show calories and heart rates.
For running, you now have the option to create a training program through the app, where you set a goal like a marathon, the time you want to run it in, the days you wish to run, your easy running pace, and it gives you specific targeted workouts.
You can also easily create interval training from the app.
Finally, the battery lasts a minimum of a week with intense athletic use, even with always-on display, and the connection to the phone is seamless.
That's it; if I forgot something, I will come back