Amazfit
Amazfit smartwatch with 3,000 cd/m² brightness, offline maps, and $100 price gets update
· By Endurance Wire
Zepp Health is rolling out a new software update for the Amazfit Bip Max , a relatively new and attractively priced smartwatch. Currently available on Amazon for $100 , it targets budget-conscious users while offering solid features, including up to 20 days of battery life and 4 GB of internal storage, which can also be used for offline maps. The update brings the firmware to version 3.12.03 and has a download size of 15.41 MB. While it does not introduce major new features, it delivers several notable refinements. Most importantly, in the latest version of Zepp Flow, the BioCharge metric has been renamed HybridCharge.
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