Amazfit Unveils $99.99 Bip Max With 150 Sports Modes and 20-Day Battery

5 articles · Updated · bike-magazin.de · May 20

$99.99 Amazfit Bip Max targets entry-level fitness users with 150 sports modes, Zepp Coach training plans and fatigue tracking designed to guide when to train or rest.
A 2.07-inch AMOLED display reaches 3,000 nits for outdoor visibility, while Zepp OS 5.0 adds adjustable fonts, customizable watch faces and one-tap health reports.
The watch also packs 4GB of storage for apps, music and podcasts, plus offline maps, turn-by-turn navigation and support for Runna and TrainingPeaks.
A 550 mAh battery is rated for up to 20 days of normal use or 10 days of heavier use, with circularly polarized GPS aimed at improving all-day outdoor positioning.
The launch comes about 14 months after the Bip 6, with the Bip Max adding a larger, brighter screen and longer battery life.

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