A few days before its release, Amazon India posted a page on its site, advertising another of its wearable Huami called Amazfit Beep U.
Τin the previous month, the Huami smartwatch has been released Amazfit neo with retro design at a very affordable price. Now, a few days before its release, the Amazon India posted a page on her site, advertising another of her wearable Huami called Amazfit Beep U, revealing everything about it, including its design and specifications.
According to this page, the new Amazfit Beep U will have a larger TFT LCD screen 1,43 inches with resolution 320 302 pixels x, compared to the smaller 1,28 inch screen that the Bip S and Bip S Lite. It also shows that the screen is further protected by 2.D glass with a coating of anti-fingerprints.
Like other Amazfit smartwatches, its body will be made of polycarbonate, while its strap will be made of silicone. It will be available in three colors (black, green, pink) and will weigh only 31 gr of together with the strap. It will also be water resistant to pressures up to 5ATM.
The Amazfit Bip U will run RTOS and will be equipped with a biological optical sensor Huami BioTracker 2 ™ PPG and 6-axis accelerometer to provide specialized functions of the company such as, RealBeats ™ (24 × 7 heart rate monitoring), OxygenBeats ™ (monitoring of blood oxygen level), SomnusCare ™ (sleep monitoring), ExerSense ™ (automatic exercise detection) and huami-PAI ™ (PAI rating). It will also support stress monitoring and menstrual cycle monitoring.
The upcoming smartwatch will also include other common features such as app notifications, clock, alarm, find my phone, play music, timer, countdown, weather and 50 default watch faces.
All the above possibilities will be possible with the help of the load battery 225 mAh wearing this smart watch. The company claims that the maximum battery life will exceed 9 days and that its charging time will be 2 hours.
Finally, the Amazfit Beep U comes with support Bluetooth 5.0 and can be combined with both Android and iOS devices through the application Zepp (formerly Amazfit application).
