Is Amazfit GTR 3 worth it?
TechRadar Verdict. If you’re ready to upgrade from a simple fitness tracker to a more serious sports watch, the Amazfit GTR 3 is a solid choice. It gives you a lot of fitness tracking tools for relatively little cash, its software and hardware are both well designed, and it’s slim and light enough for everyday wear. Amazfit GTR 3 Pro 46mm Smart Watch with BT Phone Calls, Blood Pressure Monitoring, 1.Its advanced health tracking option also including in-depth monitoring of sleep & sleep breathing quality and female cycle tracking. With over 150 built-in sports modes to suit your choice of activity and enable smart recognition of 8 sports modes. Comes with Alexa built-in and the ability to receive Bluetooth calls.TEST FOUR HEALTH METRICS IN ONE TAP】With the Amazfit GTR 3 Pro fitness watch you can test your heart rate, blood oxygen saturation, stress level and breathing rate in a single tap of the watch and get a result in as little as 45 seconds.
What makes the GTR3 special?
The Amazfit GTR 3 fitness tracker can monitor your heart rate all day – even while swimming. With alerts for abnormally high or low heart rates, as well as tracking heart rate zones so you can optimize your workouts, the watch is a comprehensive and easy-to-use health partner for everyone. Thanks to the advanced 6PD (six photodiodes) BioTracker™ PPG 3. GTS 3 can track your heart rate, blood-oxygen saturation, stress level and breathing rate in one single tap of the watch, for a result in as little as 45 seconds.We found the GTR 4 tended to underestimate segments of runs, which skewed the average of the session. Second and third test runs also produced a 10bpm lower average heart rate for the session than a comparison device – so there does seem to be a trend here. Still, a lot of the data did seem to align in real time.As for heart rate accuracy during activities, the GTR 3 Pro performed fine. It’s not the most accurate fitness wearable, and I wouldn’t choose it over a Garmin Forerunner 245 for running training (this might not be a fair comparison, though). For everyday fitness tracking, it’s okay, generally speaking.