Amazfit is giving out huge discounts and offers under the Black Friday 2021 Deal at Amazon US. Known for their smart wearables like fitness bands and smartwatches, Amazfit has brought about a revolution in the affordable smart wearable segment. 

Considering their varied product line, you are spoiled for choices in terms of features and pricing, and this week most of their smartwatches are available at a massively discounted price. 

Here are some of the best deals on Amazfit Smart Watches at Amazon US.

Please note that the abovementioned deals are available for a limited period only. So grab your discounted smartwatch before the deals expire. 

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The Amazfit GTS 2 Mini was announced at the beginning of this month. The smartwatch made its debut in China as a more affordable version of the Amazfit GTS 2 that was launched back in September. Now Huami has taken the new mini watch to global markets.

If you are in the US, you will be able to grab the Amazfit GTS 2 Mini from Amazfit’s US online store for $99.99 which is a fair price considering it sells for ¥699 (~$107) in China. Honestly, we expected a higher price tag. The smartwatch is available in Green, Pink, and Black color variants.

The Amazfit GTS 2 Mini has a 1.55-inch AMOLED display with a 2.5D glass cover and sits inside an aluminum alloy case. Huami says it has a borderless design thanks to the curved glass on top. The watch has matching silicone straps and users can choose from over 50 different watch faces with over 30 Always-on Display patterns to style up their watch.

The smartwatch supports over 70 different sports modes including indoor swimming and outdoor cycling. It will notify you of exercise stages, conditions and heart rate zones, and will provide a data report when you are down with your workout.

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The GTS 2 Mini has a heart rate sensor with 24-hour heart rate monitoring and also has Sp02 and stress level measurement. It will also measure the quality of your sleep including daytime naps. Other supported features are female health (menstrual cycle tracking), Amazon Alexa assistant, breathing exercises, music playback control, Pomodoro clock, and Bluetooth camera remote.

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The smartwatch has a 220mAh battery that will provide up to 14 days of battery lfe in typical usage and up to 7 days in heavy usage. It goes up to 21 days in basic watch mode.

The US store also has the Amazfit Bip U which launched first in India. The square-faced watch is priced at $59.99 but has been discounted to $49.99. Unfortunately, it can only be picked up in black as the Pink and Green variants are listed as out of stock. The Amazfit Band 5 has also been discounted to $39.99 from its original price of $49.99.

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Huami has announced the Amazfit Band 5, a fitness tracker that is almost identical to the Mi Band 5 by Xiaomi. The new tracker was announced today in the US and it packs some key features that Xiaomi’s own tracker doesn’t have.

The Amazfit Band 5 has a 1.1-inch AMOLED touch-display with up to 45 watch faces to choose from. Users can also choose their own pictures to use as a watch face.

The band can track up to 11 sports modes including indoor and outdoor cycling, elliptical, swimming, and skipping. There is a BioTracker 2 PPG sensor for 24/7 heart rate tracking with support for alerts when the heart rate is high. It also has sleep quality monitoring using a SomnusCare sensor; Huami’s PAI health assessment system: and stress monitoring.

The Amazfit Band 5 comes with a SpO2 monitor (OxygenBeats) for measuring blood-oxygen saturation, a feature that Xiaomi’s fitness tracker doesn’t have. The band can also track menstrual cycles and ovulation periods with alerts before they arrive. There’s Alexa’s voice assistant too which allows users to ask questions, set reminders, and control smart home devices.

There is a 125mAh battery inside the fitness tracker that should last up to 2 weeks on a single charge in typical usage mode and up to 25 days in power saving mode.

The Amazfit Band 5 will sell for $45 and will go on sale on September 21. It will be available on Amazon in the US. There is no news yet of availability in other markets.

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In early July, the Amazfit Band 5 was spotted at the FCC. The listing revealed a number of details including an image of the printing on the retail box. The fitness tracker has now been spotted on Amazon with a release date set for the end of the month.

The Amazfit Band 5 shares the same design as the Mi Band 5/Mi Smart Band 5 and can actually pass for Xiaomi’s own fitness tracker which of course is manufactured by Huami. However, some of its features are different.

For example, the Amazfit Band 5 has Amazon’s Alexa voice assistant built-in. So you can talk to the band and ask it questions, set alarms, and timers, create shopping lists and control compatible smart home products.

The Amazon listing says the watch also has a SpO2 monitor, PAI health assessment system, sleep quality monitoring, 24/7 heart rate monitoring, stress monitoring, breathing exercise, women’s health tracking, and support for 11 sports modes including swim tracking.

The Amazfit Band 5 has an HD color AMOLED display with over 45 watch faces that includes 2 customizable ones. It has support for music control and can also serve as a remote control for your phone’s camera. The battery life is put at 15 days for typical usage and 25 days in power-saving mode.

The fitness tracker has a price tag of $49.99 and will be available in Orange and Midnight Black. According to Amazon, it will be released on September 30 but you can pre-order it now.

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Huami has not released a smartband in a while but it is no news that it is the company behind Xiaomi’s Mi Band line whose latest model is the Mi Band 5. It appears Huami may soon launch a new smartband under the name Amazfit Band 5.

The smartband has been certified by the FCC and the listing reveals some of its key specs. First reported by GadgetsandWearables, the Amazfit Band 5 might be a rebadged Mi Band 5.

The FCC listing includes an image of the packaging of the band and it contains some key specs and more info. The Amazfit Band 5’s model number is revealed as A1931. It has a 125mAh battery and connects via Bluetooth 5.0 BLE to devices running Android 5.0 and up and iOS 10.0 and up. Inside the box will be the band itself and a charging cable.

The Amazfit Band 5 will be water-resistant up to 5ATM. It will also have continuous heart rate monitoring, multisport modes, an AMOLED display, and connected GPS. There are no images of the smartband, but as you can see a lot of its specs are similar to that of the Mi Band 5 so they may also have the same design.

If the Amazfit Band 5 is getting a global launch, there is a possibility it will not launch in the same markets Xiaomi will launch the Mi Smart Band 5 if the only difference is their names.

There is no news on when this new smartband will launch at the moment. Nevertheless, we will let you know when more details surface.

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