Amazfit only introduced the Active 2 earlier this year, but it looks like the company has another model lined up before the year’s end.
A new leak from well-known tipster Roland Quandt has given us an early look at what appears to be the Amazfit Active Max, including renders and most of the core specifications.
Amazfit Active Max Specifications (Leak)
As you can see, the watch has a round dial with minimal display bezels and two buttons on the side. According to the leak, the Active Max will feature a 1.5-inch OLED display with a 480 x 480 pixel resolution.
The battery is where the biggest upgrade seems to be. The Active Max is rumored to house a 576mAh cell, the largest we’ve seen in the Amazfit Active lineup so far. And given that Amazfit’s proprietary OS already squeezes a solid 7-day endurance out of the 270mAh battery in the Active 2, it’s safe to expect an even longer runtime on the Max model.
Quandt also notes that it will feature a 50-metre water resistance rating. You can also expect standard connectivity options like Bluetooth 5.3, onboard GPS, and NFC. The watch will have 4 GB of internal storage for music or app data.
As for pricing, Quandt reports that Amazfit may launch the device at €169.90 in Europe. If Amazfit follows its usual pattern, a U.S. launch price of around $169.99 seems likely.
Amazfit hasn’t announced a launch date yet, but Qunadt likely pulled these details from an early retail listing. If that’s the case, the official debut probably isn’t too far off.
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