DOOGEE has introduced the Anymoving M1 Pro, a dual-band GPS sports watch designed for outdoor exploration, fitness tracking, and everyday use. The new smartwatch combines GPX route navigation, Track Back functionality, AI-powered sports analysis and long battery life, positioning it as a feature-rich companion for users who spend time both training and exploring outdoors.

GPX Navigation and Track Back for Outdoor Use

A key feature of the Anymoving M1 Pro is its support for GPX offline route navigation. Users can import planned routes to the watch before starting their journey, allowing them to access navigation information in areas with limited connectivity.

This could be particularly useful for activities in mountains, wilderness areas and other remote locations. The watch also records the user’s activity track in real time. Its Track Back feature can then help users retrace their recorded route when returning, reducing the chances of losing their way during an outdoor adventure.

The smartwatch uses dual-band GPS positioning to support more precise location tracking during activities such as hiking, running and cycling.

AI-Powered Insights for Smarter Training

Beyond navigation, the Anymoving M1 Pro includes an AI-powered sports analysis system designed to provide users with a better understanding of their workout performance and physical condition.

The watch tracks and evaluates information such as training load, VO₂ max and daily fitness vitality. These insights can help users monitor their recovery status and manage training intensity more effectively.

By providing multidimensional workout data, the system is designed to help users adjust their training plans based on their physical condition and potentially avoid overtraining.

More Than 170 Sports Modes

The Anymoving M1 Pro supports more than 170 sports modes, covering a broad range of fitness and outdoor activities. These include running, cycling, hiking, swimming and skiing, along with many other activities.

The wide selection makes the watch suitable for users with different exercise routines. Whether it is used for regular fitness training or more demanding outdoor adventures, the device is designed to track a variety of activities from a single wearable.

Up to 30 Days of Battery Life

Long battery life is another major feature of the smartwatch. In typical mode, the Anymoving M1 Pro can offer up to 30 days of battery life.

With the Always-On Display enabled, battery life is rated at around seven days. Under heavier use, the watch can operate for approximately four days. The device also supports magnetic charging for added convenience.

This extended battery performance could be useful during multi-day hikes, long-distance cycling trips and other activities where regular access to charging may be limited.

Bright AMOLED Display and Outdoor Protection

The watch features a 1.5-inch AMOLED HD display with peak brightness of up to 1,000 nits. This is designed to keep information visible and easy to read in bright outdoor conditions.

For additional durability, the Anymoving M1 Pro comes with 5ATM water resistance and an IP68 protection rating. These features are intended to help the watch handle water, sweat and the conditions often associated with outdoor activities and workouts.

Voice Memos and Multiple Style Options

DOOGEE has also included a built-in Voice Memo function, allowing users to record voice notes with a single tap while on the move.

The Anymoving M1 Pro will be available with silicone, leather and stainless steel strap options. This gives users a choice between styles suited to sports, outdoor activities and everyday wear.

With GPX route navigation, Track Back, dual-band GPS, AI-powered sports analysis and support for more than 170 sports modes, the DOOGEE Anymoving M1 Pro brings together navigation and fitness features in a single device. Combined with a bright AMOLED display, strong protection, and up to 30 days of battery life, it is designed for users looking for a smartwatch that can support both active lifestyles and everyday use.

Price and Availability

The DOOGEE Anymoving M1 Pro is priced at $219 and is available in Black, Gray and Blue color options. For more product details and purchase information, visit the official DOOGEE website.

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According to a new report, smartphones with an AMOLED display (Active-matrix organic light-emitting diode) are expected to surpass 600 million units in sales in 2020. This is indicative of the displays explosive popularity in the past couple of years which is still on a steep rise.

Based on a Counterpoint research note, the global sale of smartphones with AMOLED screens will exceed the 600 million shipment mark by the end of 2020. It is a sizable YoY (Year-on-Year) growth of 46 percent from 2019. This rise is expected to arrive with the inclusion of AMOLED display panels in mid range segment of smartphones. Certain Chinese brands like Huawei, Vivo, Oppo, Realme, and Xiaomi are a few of the OEMs that will be making this move.

Displays are one of the most crucial parts of the overall user experience. In 2019, smartphone displays received a lot of attention in terms of features and advertising. This was done to facilitate people in replacing their older handsets for the newer and upgraded versions that had thinner bezels, smaller screen to body ratio, increased refresh rates and more. It also quickly became one of the most promoted part of a smartphone.

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Furthermore, the inclusion of certain features like in-display fingerprint scanner and and a punch-hole camera led to further growth of the AMOLED panels; which is touted to be better over its LCD counterpart due to its superior image quality, lower power consumption and even flexible form factor. Counterpoint believes that AMOLED smartphones will see increased demand, especially in China, which will lead to Chinese brands aggressively pricing their handsets.

This would bring the AMOLED screen that is generally seen in flagship models to also be found in mid tier smartphone of 2020. Currently, Samsung is the leading OEM with 45 percent of the total AMOLED smartphone shipments. The South Korean giant is followed by Apple with a 16 percent market share and Oppo with an 11 percent share. Lastly, a smartphone with OLED displays are generally placed between the $300-400 price segment but might soon be seen in sub-$200 segments as well.

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Early this month, we saw two leaked renders of an unannounced Doogee V smartphone. Although both smartphones had different rear designs, they both had a similar display – an 18:9 display with a notch like that of the iPhone X.

Doogee’s official Twitter account today shared a live photo of the AMOLED display. The picture shows one working prototype and another one turned off.

The color reproduction of the working prototype doesn’t look bad but we won’t pass a final judgement until we get to see the final device. Doogee has done well to keep the bezels on the sides and at the bottom minimal. At the top is a notch that is home to the sensor, earpiece, and front facing camera.

There is no info as to who the supplier for the AMOLED display is. While Samsung may be the first guess, they most likely are not seeing as their production of AMOLED displays will be geared towards their own phones and other bigger clients like Apple and OnePlus. So our best guess is this is from a local Chinese manufacturer like BOE or Japan’s JDI.

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The Doogee V is said to feature an in-display fingerprint scanner. If Doogee hasn’t changed its design, then there is one buried under the screen. It is also expected to come with dual rear cameras, a Helio P40 processor, 6GB of RAM, and 128GB of storage. Price for the Doogee V is between $300 and $350 with a scheduled launch between late April and May.

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When we talk of OLED displays, Samsung holds the ace and is currently the main supplier of OLED panels to other OEMs who uses OLED panels on their smartphones. Apple is one of the major clients for Samsung’s OLED panels as the U.S tech giant used OLED screen for the first time on the iPhone X. The growing popularity of Samsung’s OLED panels has precipitated companies like JDI and BOE, two leading names in LCD displays to shift towards OLED panel manufacture.

We have now spotted what are said to be photos of BOE’s latest OLED display prototype. This is coming up at a time there are speculations that more smartphone would be launched using the full-screen OLED technology. It was recently reported that BOE was eyeing a deal with Apple for OLED panels. That may not be a difficult deal to seal because Apple will no doubt like to deal with rival Samsung from a distance.

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The newly leaked BOE’s OLED panels look very much like the iPhone X’s. Perhaps, BOE is trying to prove a point that it could do something better. Well, we can’t really say if it is better than Samsung’s OLED displays. As for the specification, the display comes in at 6.18 inches with a resolution of 2992 x 1440 pixels. The screen also has a PPI of 537 and 390 nits brightness and is made from AMOLED. BOE’s display would naturally be expected to be cheaper than Samsung’s.

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Ever since Samsung started using AMOLED displays on its high-end smartphones, we have seen many new phones with AMOLED panels. However, we haven’t seen many Chinese manufacturers use AMOLED displays recently. But that’s going to change, according to the IHS Technology Research Director, Kevin Wang.

Mr. Wang posted on his Weibo account that Huawei has already started using AMOLED displays on its smartphones. He further said that even Xiaomi is ready to use AMOLED panels on its devices. So, it looks like upcoming high-end flagships from the company will utilize this AMOLED displays instead of IPS LCD panels.

But we are not quite sure whether we will see AMOLED display on Xiaomi Mi5. The phone is supposed to debut in the coming months and since he said that Xiaomi is just ready to use the display, it could be a bit too early to see the display on this flagship model.

Kevin Wang also added that even Apple could be considering using AMOLED panels, but probably not with Samsung.

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