good price especially AU stock and Fulfilled by Amazon. Lighting deal be quick
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In that case you are better off with the Huawei Watch GT2 (or WearOS android watch)
What does the GT2 allow you to do from a music perspective? If you can't use Google Play or Spotify it's pretty useless.
Store Mp3 on the watch and listen via bluetooth.
Huawei Watch GT2
GT2 over $300
Currently using amazfit stratos. I can load mp3 and connect to my bluetooth headset and go out for a run. It is also linked to my strava account.
Good quality,nice look, long last battery.(I am using always on display in daytime, it last about one week.)
Not real smart, can't install apps. Can show app messages, weather …
No much storage space for watch face only.
I have the 42mm GTR - great watch but when I have the always-on display active (7am-10pm) I'm typically only getting 2 1/2 days of battery life. Perhaps I should have gone for the 47mm…
This is more like a fitness band rather than a smart watch.
Amazing battery life on these devices. No other "smart" watch comes close that im aware of…Does everything I want and more…
These are more fitness watches than smart watches, but since that's exactly what I use them for it's great.
There are only 4-5 companies worthwhile in the field (Garmin, Suunto, Coros, maybe Polar). But none of them will have the features/price point of these watches.
Though if a Coros watch came close I'd get that in a heartbeat.
I'm still very wary of Xiaomi or Amazfit given the debacle with their software and watches being shown to 'phone home' every couple of minutes. But it's becoming par for the course these days, even our own government wants us to install that corona app when it's basically over…
Multiple GPS is a massive feature btw, as it increases accuracy enormously.
The price is $230 now
The price mentioned in the OP is not for 'subscribe & save' I hope!
good price especially AU stock and Fulfilled by Amazon. Lighting deal be quick
In case anyone is curious about Amazfit - I have the GTS (same as GTR - diff shape) and am very happy with my purchase. As a basic smartwatch and fitness tracker, it's fantastic for the price, and looks great too. The software is definitely not as polished as other competitors and you get pretty basic stats on the fitness side but the battery lasts about five days even with the gorgeous OLED screen AND use of the gps (which I find to be accurate) for a couple workouts a week. Happy I didn't drop $500 on a garmin with a sub 2 day battery life. You won't find anything close to this good for $200.
Can you load music onto this, connect headphones via Bluetooth and then go out on a run without taking your phone?