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Zepp OS 3.5 launched with Zepp Flow Natural-Language User Interface

Sudhanshu — Mon, 26 Feb 2024 19:18:11 +0000

At the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2024, Zepp Health Corporation introduced Zepp OS 3.5 along with Zepp Flow. This significant update incorporates a Natural-Language User Interface (LUI) powered by large language model (LLM) AI, making Amazfit smartwatches the first to offer such advanced interaction capabilities.

Zepp Flow, the centerpiece of Zepp OS 3.5, allows users to interact with their smartwatches using natural speech. This eliminates the need for memorizing specific commands, enabling a more intuitive communication akin to conversing with a human. Whether it’s starting a workout, setting reminders, or managing schedules, Zepp Flow understands and processes user requests with remarkable efficiency and precision.

The rollout of this innovative software begins on February 26th for Amazfit Balance users in the U.S., Canada, the UK, and the Republic of Ireland. Following this initial launch, users in select European countries including France, Italy, Germany, Spain, and several others will receive the update on May 1st. The deployment will continue through May and June, extending Zepp OS 3.5 and Zepp Flow to various Amazfit models such as the Cheetah series, Falcon, T-Rex Ultra, and Active, across North America and Europe.

This update not only introduces voice interaction enhancements but also integrates offline maps, global ski maps, and improved syncing of image messages from third-party apps.

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New Amazfit Band may launch soon after 2 years: Report

Sudarshan Ravichandran — Thu, 16 Jun 2022 08:59:15 +0000

Zepp (formerly Huami) is popular for its Amazfit-branded smartwatches and Xiaomi Mi Bands. Very few people know that the company also sells Amazfit-branded fitness trackers called Amazfit Band. This product line may soon get a new model after nearly two years.

Amazfit Band 5

The last self-branded fitness tracker from Zepp went official in the second half of 2020 as Amazfit Band 5. It can be termed as a pro version of Mi Band 5 as it is similar to the Xiaomi-branded wearable but with some additional features.

Recently, the Xiaomi Band 7 was released in China. It is expected to hit the international markets very soon. Ahead of that, a report by Logger (via Xiaomiui) suggests that Zepp may also release its own-branded fitness tracker soon.

However, unlike the Amazfit band 5, which is based on Mi Band 5, the upcoming Amazfit Band will not be similar to the Xiaomi Band 7. Codenamed Bari, this product will likely carry the model numbers A2177 (standard) and A2283 (NFC).

It is expected to sport a rectangular display with a resolution of 194 x 368 pixels. Most importantly, it will be backed by a 232mAh battery, which is larger than the 180mAh and 200mAh batteries present inside the Xiaomi Band 7 and Redmi Smart Band Pro, respectively.

As for software, it will ship with the new Zepp OS. Finally, it will offer GPS and pin unlock feature.

The marketing name of this forthcoming Amazfit Band is not known at the moment. Perhaps, more details may emerge in the coming days.

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Amazfit releases major software updates for GTS 3 & GTR 3 series smartwatches

Sudhanshu — Wed, 22 Dec 2021 11:55:58 +0000

The Chinese smart wearables maker Zepp Health launched their popular line of Amazfit smartwatches earlier this year including the GTR 3, GTR 3 Pro, and GTS 3. Now, the company has rolled out some major software updates for these devices.

These devices work on the company’s own Zepp OS which has now been upgraded to version number 8.26.3.1 for the Amazfit GTR 3 Pro marking the second major update for the device. The update brings the GoPro Mini app for the GTR 3 Pro available now in Zepp’s app store. Zepp health has also introduced a new background application status indicator on watch faces. Additionally, the update also brings a screen lock function in the control center, manual altitude calibration, as well as the usual improvements to system stability and fixing of some known bugs.

The Amazfit GTS 3 with version number 7.30.3.1, and the Amazfit GTR 3 receive the exact same features and changes with this latest firmware update minus the GoPro Mini app which is only available for the Amazfit GTR 3 Pro.

For those unaware, the Amazfit GTR 3 Pro was released back in October 2021 sporting a 1.45 inch AMOLED panel and new BioTracker PPG 3.0 biometric sensor, adding the ability to measure multiple health metrics at the same time. It’s One tap Measuring even allows one to measure their heart rate, blood oxygen level, stress level, and breathing rate and get all four results in 45 seconds. The Amazfit GTR 3 Pro is priced at $229 in the US markets, but you can find it for cheaper during the holiday seasons.

Zepp OS does bring better battery life compared to Amazfit OS

Habeeb Onawole — Tue, 12 Oct 2021 11:14:17 +0000

When Zepp OS was announced in July, one of the new features the manufacturer revealed the new operating system would bring is an improvement in power consumption. With the launch of the new Amazfit GTR 3 and Amazfit GTS 3, that claim is indeed true as both watches do have better battery life, at least on paper, than their predecessors.

The Amazfit GTR 2 and Amazfit GTS 2 launched with a battery capacity of 471mAh and 246mAh respectively. Surprisingly, the new Amazfit GTR 3 has a smaller 450mAh battery compared to its predecessor while the new Amazfit GTS 3 has a 250mAh battery which is a tad bigger than that of its predecessor. Nevertheless, the Amazfit GTS 3 with its smaller battery capacity, but the same 1.39-inch display size as the Amazfit GTR 2, has better battery life. The Amazfit GTR 3 which has a slightly bigger battery but also a larger 1.75-inch screen compared to its predecessor, the Amazfit GTS 2 whose screen is 1.65 inches, also has better battery life.

The table below shows how the new smartwatches compare to the old ones with respect to battery life:

	Amazfit GTR 3	Amazfit GTR 2	Amazfit GTS 3	Amazfit GTS 2
Display size and resolution	1.39 inches AMOLED 454 x 454	1.39 inches AMOLED 454 x 454	1.75 inches AMOLED 390 x 450	1.65 inches AMOLED 348 x 442
Battery capacity	450mAh	471mAh	250mAh	246mAh
Typical Usage	Up to 21 days	Up to 14 days	Up to 12 days	Up to 7 days
Heavy Usage	Up to 10 days	Up to 6.5 days	Up to 6 days	Up to 3.5 days
Battery Saver Mode	35 days	Up to 38 days	Up to 20 days	Up to 20 days

Amazfit GTR 3 vs Amazfit GTR 2

As shown in the table above, the Amazfit GTR 3, even with its smaller battery capacity has an additional 7 days of battery life when compared to its predecessor for typical usage. For heavy usage, it also gets an extra 3.5 days of battery life which is quite impressive. Surprisingly, in battery saver mode, its battery life is 3 days fewer.

Amazfit GTS 3 vs Amazfit GTS 2

The Amazfit GTS 3 has a bigger display than its predecessor and a slightly bigger battery. It is understandable that it has a bigger battery since the larger display means the overall watch is bigger and there should be more space to squeeze in a bigger battery. However, since the screen is bigger and the difference in battery capacity is very small, one wouldn’t expect a significant difference in battery life, right?

Turns out the Amazfit GTS 3 is as impressive in terms of battery life just like its circular sibling. In typical usage mode, its battery life is 5 days more than that of the Amazfit GTS 2. It also lasts for an additional 2.5 days in heavy usage mode when compared to its predecessor. In battery saver mode, both smartwatches have the same battery life.

Zepp OS – A promise delivered

It is pretty nice to see that the promise of better power consumption with the arrival of Zepp OS is not false. Although the details above were pulled from their product pages, we don’t expect a significant deviation, if at all, when the watches are reviewed.

Amazfit GTR 3/GTR 3 Pro and Amazfit GTS 3 arrive with Zepp OS, app support, and a refreshed look

Habeeb Onawole — Mon, 11 Oct 2021 18:41:51 +0000

Zepp Health has taken the wraps off its new smartwatches under its Amazfit GT series. The new Amazfit GTR 3 and Amazfit GTS 3 smartwatches come with a refreshed design and new features including a new operating system called Zepp OS that brings support for apps among others. There is also a third model dubbed the Amazfit GTR 3 Pro which packs more features.

Amazfit GTR 3, Amazfit GTR 3 Pro, and Amazfit GTS 3 Design

The new smartwatches feature aluminum alloy cases with skin-friendly antibacterial silicone straps on the Amazfit GTR 3 and Amazfit GTS 3 and leather straps on the Amazfit GTR 3 Pro. All three of them have a classic navigation crown. The Amazfit GTR 3 Pro has a speaker, allowing users to make and receive calls on the watch.

Amazfit GTR 3, Amazfit GTR 3 Pro, and Amazfit GTS 3 Specs

The Amazfit GTR 3 has the same 1.39-inch display as its predecessor. It is still an AMOLED screen and there is support for Always-on Display. The pro model has a bigger display at 1.45 inches and a 70.6% screen-to-body ratio which Zepp Health claims is the highest on a smartwatch with a round dial. The Amazfit GTS 3 packs a bigger AMOLED display too that measures 1.75-inches, has a resolution of 390 x 450, and has a 341 PPI pixel density. Its screen-to-body ratio is 72.4%.

There are more than 100 watch faces to choose from including 15 animated ones and 12 editable watch faces (8 for the GTR 3). Users can also upload their own photos to use as a watch face

All three smartwatches come with the new BioTracker PPG 3.0 biometric sensor with increased accuracy thanks to its 6 photodiodes and 2 LEDs. The new sensor adds the ability to measure multiple health metrics at the same time. With One-tap Measuring, users can measure their heart rate, blood oxygen level, stress level, and breathing rate and get all four results in 45 seconds.

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The Amazfit GTR 3 duo and Amazfit GTS 3 will track your breathing rate and blood oxygen level when you are sleeping. A new addition is the ability to check sleep data on the watch instead of within the app.

The Amazfit GTR 3 has a 21-day battery life while the Amazfit GTR 3 Pro and Amazfit GTS 3 have a 12-day battery life. The smartwatches are compatible with both Android and iOS devices.

Zepp OS

Zepp OS is the new operating system that is powering the new smartwatches and it replaces the old Amazfit OS. Among the new features it brings are new and faster animations at up to 60fps and app support.

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There are 10+ mini apps bundled with the smartwatches such as a water-intake app, calendar, calculator, and a third-party HomeConnect app that allows users to control smart home appliances from their wrists. Zepp Health says there will also be an app that will allow users to control their GoPro cameras using the watch. The manufacturer says there will be a web-based app developer kit for developers to design their own watch faces and apps for the new smartwatches.

Sports features

The Amazfit GTR 3 duo and Amazfit GTS 3 have support for more than 150 sports modes, a significant upgrade from the 90 sports models supported by their predecessors. The manufacturer has also added an eSports mode that will track your heart rate and other biometrics when playing video games.

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The new smartwatches also have support for automatic recognition of 8 sports via a feature called ExerSSense. There is still GPS support and Zepp Health says that there is a new GPS chip that is not only 20% faster but 40% more accurate. The chip has support for 5 satellite navigation systems including GPS, Galileo, GLONASS, Beidou, and QZSS.

Price and Availability

The Amazfit GTS 3 and Amazfit GTR 3 are both priced at $179.99 while the Amazfit GT3 3 Pro is priced at $229.99. There is no mention of when the watches will be available for purchase but Zepp Health said the availability of the smartwatches will be split into two batches. You can check the image above for which batch your country falls under.

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The GTS 3 will be available in Thunder Black and Moonlight Grey while the GTR 3 Pro will be available in Black and Brown. The Amazfit GTS 3 will be available in Graphite Black, Ivory White, and Terra Rosa.

Amazfit is getting a new logo, teases new smartwatch features

Habeeb Onawole — Tue, 05 Oct 2021 19:51:43 +0000

Zepp Health, the company behind the Amazfit brand of products has a launch scheduled for next week, October 11. It has already been confirmed that the products launching on that day are the Amazfit GTR 3 and Amazfit GTS 3 smartwatches. Today, it has also announced that it will be switching to a new logo.

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The current Amazfit logo has the brand name written in upper case and in a white font, and above the text is a round yellow logo. In a tweet shared by the Amazfit Global account, a first look at the logo is visible in the video attached to the tweet, and it shows a switch to a new font with lower case. The font color is black but judging from the caption, that may not be the final color.

A brand-new Amazfit will be launched very soon. Which color would you like to see in our new logo? Tell us your favorite in the comments! #Amazfit #UpYourGame pic.twitter.com/GIadF8YmEQ

— Amazfit (@AmazfitGlobal) October 5, 2021

Apart from teasing a new logo, there are also teasers for the new smartwatches. One tweet mentions that the new smartwatches will have a one-tap measuring feature that measures heart rate, blood oxygen level, stress level, and breathing rate all at once.

Measure heart rate, blood-oxygen, stress level and breathing rate, all at once. You only need one tap to see how fast it will be! #Amazfit #UpYourGame #NewArrival #healthmanagement pic.twitter.com/4SX1fdGihm

— Amazfit (@AmazfitGlobal) October 5, 2021

Amazfit also confirms that the new wearables will be powered by a new operating system – Zepp OS. Other teasers posted by the account are easier operation and an easier way to understand health data.

Easier to use than ever – a new operating system tailor-made for your watch.
Coming soon. #Amazfit #UpYourGame #WatchOS #NewArrival pic.twitter.com/7xnwwEOhjz

— Amazfit (@AmazfitGlobal) October 4, 2021

Using your watch shouldn't be a workout. Experience easy interaction
at 5pm(GMT+1), October 11. #Amazfit #UpYourGame #NewArrival pic.twitter.com/ugOhqaAzAm

— Amazfit (@AmazfitGlobal) October 4, 2021

Data driving you crazy? Health shouldn't be hard. Enjoy smart health made easy at 5pm(GMT+1), October 11. #Amazfit #UpYourGame #NewArrival pic.twitter.com/7nnGkg5zZ0

— Amazfit (@AmazfitGlobal) October 5, 2021

The Amazfit GTR 3 and Amazfit GTS 3 will be announced on October 11 at a global event scheduled to begin at 5 PM (GMT+1).

Amazfit global launch event set for Oct. 11, new model certified by FCC reveals new UI and features

Habeeb Onawole — Tue, 28 Sep 2021 17:36:42 +0000

Zepp Health (formerly known as Huami) has announced that it will unveil new products next month. The global launch event is expected to be for new smartwatches under the Amazfit GTR and Amazfit GTS line. While not yet confirmed, the new wearable should launch as the Amazfit GTR 3 and Amazfit GTS 3 respectively.

The announcement was made on Twitter by the Amazfit Global account and the tweet says the global event is scheduled for October 11, a day before the China launch that was reported earlier today.

Mark your calendar! You're not going to want to miss this. At 5pm (GMT+1) on October 11, we invite you to join us for the Amazfit Global Launch Event! Witness a new era of smart health & get ready to Up Your Game.
See you on the next level… #Amazfit #UpYourGame #NewArrival pic.twitter.com/3TJSzuM44C

— Amazfit (@AmazfitGlobal) September 28, 2021

There is a lot of anticipation for the new Amazfit smartwatches as they are expected to run the new operating system unveiled in July. Called Zepp OS, the new operating system comes with lots of new features that will provide a better experience for users. The OS is not only light, coming in at just 55MB, a small fraction when compared to the current Amazfit OS or even Apple’s watchOS 8, but also brings an improvement in performance and battery life. The manufacturer also promises an increase of 190% in battery life with the new OS, and support for internet cloud service applications a.k.a. web apps among other upgrades.

In related news, we have spotted a new Amazfit Smartwatch at the FCC. The smartwatch, which has the model number A2040, was certified on September 23 and from one of the documents, we can tell it has a round display.

We were also spotted new features such as a different UI with new options in the menu. As shown in the image above, the menu appears to have been redesigned. There is now a menu option that reads “Card Package”, above it is ”Calendar” and there is also a “Tools” menu option. The Settings menu also has some new additions such as Apps which points at app support. The System sub-menu also has a new option tagged “Bind New Phone” along with the other familiar ones.

This is definitely a new UI that will appear on the upcoming smartwatches and we can’t wait to try it out.

Zepp OS: Facts about Huami’s new ultralightweight smartwatch OS

Habeeb Onawole — Sat, 17 Jul 2021 17:07:58 +0000

Earlier this week, Huami (now Zepp Health) announced a new operating system for its smartwatch called Zepp OS. This operating system will replace Amazfit OS on Amazfit and Zepp-branded watches from the manufacturer.

We have put together this article to tell you all you need to know about Zepp OS, and it contains details from the launch as well as exclusive information provided to us by Zepp Health.

What led to the decision to create Zepp OS?

Zepp Health revealed to us that their plan was to build an OS that has thousands of developers with tens of thousands of mini smartwatch apps that form a fitness ecosystem that helps users better manage their health.

As of the end of 2020, Zepp Health had 40 million users and also had the technology to enable its version. Thus it created Zepp OS to replace the previous OS, Amazfit OS.

What are the top features of Zepp OS?

Zepp OS is one of the lightest smartwatch operating systems. Based on the FreeRTOS microkernel open source code, Zepp OS is only 55MB in size, which is 1/10 the size of Amazfit OS and 1/28 the size of Apple’s WatchOS 8.

The operating system is compatible with both low-power and high-performance chips as well as devices with just a few KB of RAM to those with dozens of MB of RAM.

The OS also has better power consumption. According to Zepp Health, its power consumption is 65% lower than that of the Amazfit OS and results in a 190% increase in battery life.

Zepp OS has an improved interface compared to its predecessor. The animations are smoother and the UI runs at more than 60FPS. It also features 150 dials, of which 15 are dynamic dials.

Zepp OS also supports 4G/5G modules, Wi-Fi, and integrated TCP/IP network protocol.

Does Zepp OS support apps?

You won’t be able to install apps from the Play Store like on the WearOS but “Zepp OS supports internet cloud service applications for music, voice commands, and fitness such as NetEase Music, Spotify, Alexa, Joyrun or Strava.”

Internet cloud service applications are practically web apps, so watches will have to support connection to the internet on their own like in the case of the Amazfit GTR 2 eSIM, or via a tethered phone.

What are the plans to get developers to create more cloud service apps for Zepp OS?

Zepp Health says it has 40 million active users which is a sizeable share of the smartwatch market and should be enticing to developers of cloud service apps from various countries.

The manufacturer revealed to us that it will open its Zeus Mini Program framework for developers to create new cloud service apps that leverage the high-quality data and intelligence from its proprietary biosensor array and AI chip. There is also a graphical development environment that allows developers to create custom dials.

Will more features be added to Zepp OS via updates?

Yes, Zepp OS will be regularly optimized to improve the user experience. These updates will include refinements that improve communications, processing for apps, enhanced security, etc.

When will the first Zepp OS watch arrive?

Huami says Zepp OS will be released in the fourth quarter of this year. The company also revealed to us that the first Zepp OS watch will launch in the fourth quarter of the year.

Will older Amazfit and Zepp smartwatches get updated to Zepp OS?

Zepp Health hasn’t revealed if this will happen but informed us that we should stay tuned on this. Notwithstanding, we want to believe that we should see some older watches get the new OS.

An official press statement revealed that Zepp OS was tested on one of its current smartwatches. The testing was for power efficiency and the result showed an increase of 190% in battery life compared to the Amazfit OS. This is proof that the OS is compatible with at least one model in its current lineup.

What does seem plausible is that only select models will be upgraded if Huami does plan on updating its current smartwatches to the new OS.

Will Zepp Health launch a Wear OS-powered watch in the future?

No, this won’t be happening. In the company’s own words “If we have invented a better and more efficient smartwatch OS, why would we put someone else’s on our devices?”

Conclusion

Zepp OS does sound really promising especially with its top features one of which is improved battery life. This is an important factor for buyers picking up a watch. The manufacturer already boasts smartwatches that can go up to 3 weeks on a single charge and an increase of 190% in battery life will translate to up to 9 weeks on a single charge!

One of the complaints users had about Amazfit OS is the lack of app support but that changes with Zepp OS. It already showed us cloud apps from Spotify and Strava, and we can expect more popular apps will be available for the platform.

With the new operating system, we can only expect Zepp Health to grow its share of the market and see it become one of the top three wearable companies in the world.

Developing OS is as difficult as making chips, says Huami CEO Huang Wang on Zepp OS

Jeet — Wed, 14 Jul 2021 10:05:58 +0000

Xiaomi-backed smartwatch and fitness tracking device maker Huami Technology held a new product launch event in China where the company has unveiled a new self-developed operating system — Zepp OS.

This newly launched Zepp OS is developed upon FreeRTOS microkernel open-source code. The system package size is around 55MB only which is about 1/10th the size of Amazfit OS used by Huami Technology.

The company is projecting the Zepp OS as not only a smartwatch operating system that is powering the hardware but as an open health management platform. Huang Wang, CEO of the company says that the difficulty of making a smartwatch operating system is actually no less than that of making a chip.

Huami has done both of these “difficult” things. Along with announcing its new self-developed operating system for wearable devices, the company has also launched Huangshan 2S which is the industry’s first dual-core RISC-V wearable chip.

Having the company’s own operating system ensures that the software is optimized to perform better compared to using an existing system and implementing it on the device. Optimized software is what offers a good performance out of the hardware.

It is claimed that the operating system reduces operational power consumption by 65 percent and increases battery life by 190 percent compared to the preview version, which offers an overall improved user experience for wearable devices.

Further, Zepp OS integrates many different functionalities, including support for dynamic dials with smooth motion effects and different interfaces. Most of the interfaces on the watch achieve more than 60FPS, and the animation effects are smooth, delicate, and vivid, allowing users to watch every time they interact with each other.

Huami unveils a new Huangshan 2S chip & self-developed Zepp OS for smartwatches

Jed John Ikoba — Tue, 13 Jul 2021 13:29:04 +0000

Chinese tech startup Huami Technology today held its Next Beat 2021 conference at Hefei, China. The conference is themed “The Future of Health” and indeed, the company announced several new products tailored towards promoting the health of users of its products.

Two of the products released include a new generation of smart wearable chips dubbed Huangshan 2S and a new self-developed operating system named Zepp OS. The new operating system focuses on health.

The Huangshan 2S chip is said to be the industry’s first dual-core RISC-V wearable chip. It also features an independent GPU. The processor comes with artificial intelligence and can achieve super-computing power and ultra-low power consumption. The chip can perform high-load calculations such as graphics and UI operations. Among them, the large-core system also integrates FPU and supports floating-point operations.

The processor takes over from the Huangshan 2 chip which was released around this time last year. Compared to the previous-gen model, the Huangshan 2S has an improved computing performance by 18%, while operating power consumption has been reduced by 56%. The sleep power consumption has also been reduced by 93%. Huami claims the processor can process sensor data for 24 hours and realize continuous monitoring of biological data in all weathers.

The Huangshan 2S chip integrates a 2.5D GPU which improves the graphics acceleration performance of the new chip by up to 67% compared to the previous generation. The GPU can independently and efficiently process graphics-related instructions, making the operating system run more smoothly. In addition, the convolutional neural network acceleration processing unit on the chip can quickly identify the type of disease; taking atrial fibrillation as an example, its recognition speed is 26 times faster than pure software calculations.

Huami also unveiled a new Zepp OS to provide an alternative to the Android Wear OS and others. The self-developed OS is entirely developed for smartwatches. Huami’s co-founder and the rotating president of the Global Innovation Center, Fan Meihui stated that the new OS comes with three main features – lightness, smoothness, and practicality.

Talking of lightness, the new operating system is based on the FreeRTOS microkernel open source code, which occupies a very small space compared to other general OS. The system package is only 55MB, which is about 1/28 of Apple’s watch OS and 1/10 of the Amazfit OS used by Huami Technology. From low-profile single-chip microcomputers to high-performance SoCs, the system is perfectly compatible and suitable for all types of wearable products.

Based on the lightweight underlying code and various power optimization methods, Zepp OS has further improved the battery life to ensure 24 hours continuous health data monitoring. The operating power consumption of Zepp OS is reduced by 65% compared to the previous Amazfit OS. Compared with the Amazfit Watch 2 running Amazfit OS, the battery life of the watch equipped with Zepp OS has increased by 190%.

Another major feature of Zepp OS is smoothness. The frame rate of most interfaces in the system can exceed 60fps, and the effect is smooth and delicate. In addition, the system also integrates 150 dials, including 15 cool dynamic dials.

Zepp OS also has powerful IoT connectivity and network functions. It can realize smart home control, NFC access control for cardless payment, etc. The OS also makes it easy to connect other heath equipment such as blood pressure monitors, blood glucose monitors, etc. In the future, through cooperation with GoPro, Huami smartwatch users will be able to control GoPro sports cameras to take pictures right from the watch.

At the same time, the system also supports various Internet cloud service applications, such as NetEase Cloud Music, Alexa, and Yuepaoquan.

In addition, Zepp OS supports 4G/5G connections and Wi-Fi connections. It also integrates a complete set of TCP/IP network protocols. This means that smartwatches equipped with eSIM can be directly connected to the cloud without a mobile phone, which is convenient for users.

For developers, Zepp OS is also equipped with a friendly and easy-to-use watch JS applet framework-Zeus Mini-Program Framework, which is convenient for developers to develop watch applets with a lower threshold. In the future, the same easy-to-use graphical development environment will be opened for dial design, and even individual users can easily design personalized dials.

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What led to the decision to create Zepp OS?

What are the top features of Zepp OS?

Does Zepp OS support apps?

What are the plans to get developers to create more cloud service apps for Zepp OS?

Will more features be added to Zepp OS via updates?

When will the first Zepp OS watch arrive?

Will older Amazfit and Zepp smartwatches get updated to Zepp OS?

Will Zepp Health launch a Wear OS-powered watch in the future?

Conclusion

Developing OS is as difficult as making chips, says Huami CEO Huang Wang on Zepp OS

Huami unveils a new Huangshan 2S chip & self-developed Zepp OS for smartwatches