Amazfit T-Rex Pro goes global with 10ATM water resistance and improved heart rate tracking
The latest smartwatch from Huami (soon to be Zepp) is here with the Amazfit T-Rex Pro. As the name implies, this is a more capable version of the original T-Rex which we reviewed last year and found out to be a decent smartwatch option though not without its limitations.
The new edition brings improved 10ATM water-resistance (compared to 5ATM on its predecessor) and a new BioTracker 2 PPG optical sensor which should deliver more accurate heart rate measurements. The rest of the spec sheet remains largely unchanged.
The T-Rex Pro packs a round 1.3-inch AMOLED display with 360x360 pixel resolution and always-on functionality. The casing is made from polycarbonate while the buttons are metal and the watch strap is made from soft silicone.
You get MIL-STD-810 and onboard GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou and Galileo positioning. The dimensions come in at 47.7x47.7x13.5mm while weight checks out to 59 grams without the strap.
The T-Rex Pro also brings SpO2 blood oxygen saturation monitor and sleep tracking. There’s onboard activity tracking for over 100 sports modes too. Thanks to its rugged design and waterproofing, the T-Rex Pro is also swim-proof.
There’s a 390 mAh battery which gives out an endurance rating of up to 18 days on a single charge with typical use. Charging is done through the proprietary magnetic stand.
The software front is covered by Zepp’s RTOS operating system. You get your standard notification management, music controls, alarms and reminders. The watch can connect with any device running at least Android 5.0 or iOS 10 and above.
Amazfit T-Rex Pro in Meteorite Black, Desert Grey and Steel Blue colors.
The Amazfit T-Rex Pro will be available in Meteorite Black, Desert Grey and Steel Blue colors. Retail in the US is set at $180 with sales scheduled to begin today from Amazfit's webstore.
UK buyers will have to shell out £139. First sales there begin on March 31 through Argos and Amazon.
The latest smartwatch from Huami (soon to be Zepp) is here with the Amazfit T-Rex Pro. As the name implies, this is a more capable version of the original T-Rex which we reviewed last year and found out to be a decent smartwatch option though not without its limitations.
The new edition brings improved 10ATM water-resistance (compared to 5ATM on its predecessor) and a new BioTracker 2 PPG optical sensor which should deliver more accurate heart rate measurements. The rest of the spec sheet remains largely unchanged.
The T-Rex Pro packs a round 1.3-inch AMOLED display with 360x360 pixel resolution and always-on functionality. The casing is made from polycarbonate while the buttons are metal and the watch strap is made from soft silicone.
You get MIL-STD-810 and onboard GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou and Galileo positioning. The dimensions come in at 47.7x47.7x13.5mm while weight checks out to 59 grams without the strap.
The T-Rex Pro also brings SpO2 blood oxygen saturation monitor and sleep tracking. There’s onboard activity tracking for over 100 sports modes too. Thanks to its rugged design and waterproofing, the T-Rex Pro is also swim-proof.
There’s a 390 mAh battery which gives out an endurance rating of up to 18 days on a single charge with typical use. Charging is done through the proprietary magnetic stand.
The software front is covered by Zepp’s RTOS operating system. You get your standard notification management, music controls, alarms and reminders. The watch can connect with any device running at least Android 5.0 or iOS 10 and above.
Amazfit T-Rex Pro in Meteorite Black, Desert Grey and Steel Blue colors.
The Amazfit T-Rex Pro will be available in Meteorite Black, Desert Grey and Steel Blue colors. Retail in the US is set at $180 with sales scheduled to begin today from Amazfit's webstore.
UK buyers will have to shell out £139. First sales there begin on March 31 through Argos and Amazon.
