Amazfit T-Rex in Dubai passed 12 military-grade certifications, ensuring its robustness and resistance to harsh environments. The Amazfit T-Rex’s shape is tough, solid with distinct angles, and brimming with strength.

The strength-enhanced design of the body details and internal structure takes into account a sense of both strength and practicality, making it tough from the inside out, and making it a partner you can rely on. A new circuit design especially developed for Amazfit T-Rex, an advanced low power-consumption chip, and a deep power optimization give the Amazfit T-Rex a longer battery life. Stays with the user over the long haul, allowing you to wear it without worry and never think about charging.

The Amazfit T-Rex uses a 1.3-inch AMOLED color screen which supports always-on display, making important information available simply by raising your wrist. Moreover, the variety of gorgeous watch faces allows you to fully express your personality. The watch uses a high-end Sony GPS chip and a built-in highly precise dual-satellite positioning system.

We have also optimized the watch body materials and internal layout, and even highly optimized signal reception to account for interference from the arm while wearing. Signal efficiency has been significantly increased, making satellite search faster and positioning more accurate, meeting your positioning needs among both urban jungles and canyon wilderness.

The Amazfit T-Rex has 14 built-in professional sports modes, and is rated waterproof to 5ATM. You can wear it while swimming in pools and open water to meet the diverse needs of athletes. The watch also monitors data such as exercise heart rate and exercise duration statistics, making your workouts safer and more efficient.

The Amazfit T-Rex has a wealth of smart functions, including weather forecast, event reminders, call reminders, app notifications, and more, offering a variety of practical tools to facilitate your daily work and life. The watch is equipped with Huami’s self-developed BioTracker™ PPG Bio-Tracking Optical Sensor, which performs high-precision heart rate monitoring 24 hours a day. The watch also issues reminders to stand up, which encourages you to develop healthy habits and become your best self.

Amazfit T-Rex: Battery life

One of the benefits of building these watches with cheaper materials is that they’re less battery-intensive, and battery life on the T-Rex is superb.

Huami says you should get 20 days of battery life with “daily use” (by its own definition: receiving up to 150 messages a day, activating the screen 30 times and running for 30 minutes every other day).

With GPS activated continuously, that drops down to 20 hours, which is still pretty impressive. And if you disconnect it from your phone entirely and switch off features such as heart rate monitoring, Huami says you’ll get 66 days – but you’re effectively just using it as a wristwatch at this point.

Here’s a rough list of what the T-Rex can do:

• Continuous heart rate detection, heart rate alert, heart rate sharing, heart rate time graph, & sleep assistant
• Step counter, calorie & distance tracker
• Own GPS & Compass
• Idle alert – Watch will vibrate if you’ve been inactive or sitting for too long
• Lift wrist to wake
• Always On Display
• Alert incoming calls, texts & notifications
• Reminders
• Find watch from phone & Find phone from watch
• Flashlight
• Do Not Disturb
• Workout & Activity tracker + logger
• Weather forecast
• Music control
• Timer & stopwatch
• “SELECT” button shortcut

The Workouts app is the heart of Amazfit’s watches, which can record and track your exercises. Once you begin tracking your workout, the T-Rex will show you information related to the exercise, such as elapsed time, distance traveled, speed, heart rate, and a few others, including graphs of some of the data. Once you finish your workout, you may save it, and it is recorded on the Activities log, which you can also view the Amazfit app on your phone for a full breakdown. In the Amazfit app, it also allows you to save one long picture of all the workout’s information, which I thought was neat.