The Xiaomi-Huami Amazfit STRATOS 3 will soon be here. For those of you who missed out on the STRATOS 2, fear not. The STRATOS and STRATOS 2 are effectively the same product, due to an unfathomable naming convention that is almost as unfathomable as to actually what the company itself is called. And even more…
Just announced is the Xiaomi Amazfit Verge 2 smart sports watch. Don’t get excited, you can only get one if you are in China. you will have to wait for a few more months (likely Sept/October) before you can buy it in the USA and, maybe the EU too. It’s a nice-looking watch with a…
I never expected a raft of new sports watches to be announced at CES 2019 but if I’d gone there I think I would have left disappointed with what was announced. Omron HeartGuide I’d already covered this last year. link to the5krunner.com It looks like an interesting medical-grade device for reading blood pressure on the…
This Amazfit STRATOS Review takes a look at the key aspects of probably the cheapest traithlon watch available today. The low price and high number of features on the STRATOS might make it a candidate for both the Best Running Watch with Music and the best triathlon watch – at least in certain categories.…
This Detailed Amazfit STRATOS Review shows a product that is awesome and flawed in equal measure. It’s a BUY if the flaws don’t affect you as the price is SUPER LOW for what you get.
The Amazfit STRATOS ‘budget’ triathlon watch has some quirks. A little bit like your slightly politically incorrect, but otherwise charming, uncle. These quirks manifest themselves in a few places but the 2 that most deserve a mention are as follows Pairing a Bluetooth sensor Triathlon Mode Pairing the bluetooth sensors caught me out for a…
A New 2018 Multisport/Tri Watch is revealed, although NOT for the first time. You can buy it now if you know where to look. We look at its GPS accuracy as well as the accuracy of the high-end Garmin Forerunner 645 Music.
The STRATOS triathlon watch adds multi-sport glory to the lower end of sports watch pricing. It is a nice unit to look at and generally well made. It is FEATURE-FULL and competent in many aspects. It does have problems though.
For those of you who have never thought about App design for Sports then this is a great image from Denys Nevozhai which is part of a larger and more complete project he has uploaded to Behance (link to: behance.net). Each of the orange boxes represents a unique screen on his Amazfit V2’s app…
It looks pretty cool doesn’t it? Similar in looks to the Garmin Forerunner 935. Perhaps that was intentional? Who knows? Actually a more important question might be “Who knows what this product(s) is actually called?”. I’ve put all the name variants in the headline and could be wrong but here’s my take I thought that…
