Amazfit is back with the latest iteration of its adventurer-focused T-Rex smartwatch, the T-Rex 3. The new model retains the series’ signature military-grade durability but injects it with some welcome upgrades. Let’s get into the details here.
Amazfit T-Rex 3 Specifications
The T-Rex 3 ditches the circular bezel for an octagonal one, adding a touch of distinction. It retains the industrial aesthetic with textured buttons and red accents at key markers.
The display gets a bump to 1.5 inches and with a hefty 2000 nits of brightness – perfect for checking stats under harsh sunlight. Its predecessor has a 1.39-inch screen. The upgrade comes with Gorilla Glass protection and a glove mode for those winter hikes.
The watch straps remain 22mm, but the material has been changed to a more comfortable and hygienic liquid silicone.
The T-Rex 3 is powered by a new ZPS3044 processor and 32GB of storage. Software affair includes Zepp OS 4 interface, an AI assistant powered by OpenAI’s GPT-4o, and a native app for controlling Sonos sound systems.
The T-Rex 3 maintains its focus on fitness tracking with support for 170 sports modes and 10 ATM water resistance – good for free diving up to 45 meters. It also throws in skin temperature measurement alongside the usual heart rate, blood oxygen, stress, and sleep tracking.
The most useful on the new watch is likely its battery — it’s 1.4x bigger than the T-Rex 2 at 700mAh, which offers an impressive battery life of up to 27 days on typical usage and a whopping 81 days in basic watch mode.
With GPS turned on, it can offer 42 hours of run-time in accuracy mode, 114 hours in battery-saver mode, and a staggering 180 hours in extreme battery-saver mode. However, the claimed battery life in heavy usage is just 13 days. Charging time is said to be 3 hours.
Price and Availability
The Amazfit T-Rex 3 is priced at €299 in Europe, $299 in the US, and ￥1899 in China. It’s available now in Onyx and Lava colorways, with upcycled straps available in the same shades.
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