The ongoing coronavirus pandemic across the world has created a growing awareness of staying fit and healthy. It has led to increased demand in devices such as thermometer, pulse oximeter etc. Fitness trackers and smartwatches have been around for a while now. These devices are also seeing an uptick in consumer demands as they measure various health-related parameters.
Fitness trackers are usually offered under Rs 5,000 price bracket while smartwatches are packed with more features and priced higher compared to the former. In this post, we will take a look at three smartwatches under Rs 10,000 and how they stack against each other i.e. Mi Watch Revolve, Realme Watch S Pro and Amazfit GTR 2e.
Mi Watch Revolve vs Realme Watch S Pro vs Amazfit GTR 2e: Display and Design
The Mi Watch Revolve, Realme Watch S Pro and Amazfit GTR 2e sport a circular AMOLED display measuring 1.39-inches. All three devices sport a stainless body ina 46mm dial size. They support Always-on Display mode and come with various customisable watch faces. The wearables are protected by Gorilla Glass 3 and water-resistant up to 5ATM.
The Mi Watch Revolve, Realme Watch S Pro and Amazfit GTR 2e all have two buttons on the right side for navigation purposes.
Mi Watch Revolve vs Realme Watch S Pro vs Amazfit GTR 2e: Health features
The Mi Watch Revolve, Realme Watch S Pro and Amazfit GTR 2e are equipped with a 24×7 heart rate sensor and SpO2 monitor for tracking oxygen levels in the blood. The smartwatches offer sleep tracking, stress monitoring and breathing reminders. The Mi Watch Revolve also comes with body energy monitor that tracks the user’s energy levels and when its time for activity or rest. The Amazfit GTR 2e packs a temperature sensor that measures the user’s body temeprature.
The Mi Watch Revolve and Realme Watch S Pro come with support for 10 and 14 sports modes respectively. These include swimming, treadmill, running, cycling, outdoor hiking, walking, cricket, strength training etc. On the other hand, the Amazfit GTR 2e offers 90 built-in sports modes and also features PAI health assessment.
Mi Watch Revolve vs Realme Watch S Pro vs Amazfit GTR 2e: Convenient features
Today, smartwatches come with a range of convenient features that are pretty much offered by every brand. The Mi Watch Revolve, Realme Watch S Pro and Amazfit GTR 2e all display notifications like incoming calls, messages, social media updates, weather, phone finder etc. Users can also control music playback and also smartphone camera shutter from their wrist.
The Realme Watch S Pro comes with automatic motion recognition while the Amazfit GTR 2e packs offline voice assistant and lock screen mode.
Mi Watch Revolve vs Realme Watch S Pro vs Amazfit GTR 2e: Battery and Connectivity
The Mi Watch Revolve and Realme Watch S Pro are backed by a 420mAh battery unit that can deliver 14 days of usage. The Amazfit GTR 2e is powered by a larger 471mAh battery unit that is claimed to last 24 days under typical use. All three devices can be charged via magnetic charging case.
Connectivity-wise, all three smartwatches offer Bluetooth 5.0 and NFC. The Mi Watch Revolve also features built-in GPS while the Realme Watch S Pro comes with dual-satellite GPS for accurate location tracking.
Mi Watch Revolve vs Realme Watch S Pro vs Amazfit GTR 2e: Price and Verdict
The Mi Watch Revolve is priced at Rs 10,999. The Realme Watch S Pro and Amazfit GTR 2e costs Rs 9,999 respectivelty. All three smartwatches can be purchased from Amazon, Flipkart and brand’s official websites.
There’s not a huge difference between the three smartwatches as they share most of the same specifications and features. The Mi Watch Revolve’s body energy monitor is missing from its other two competitors. However, it also has lesser exercise modes and is pricer by Rs 1,000 compared to Realme Watch S Pro and Amazfit GTR 2e.
The Realme Watch S Pro is equipped with a dual-core processor, 3-axis accelerometer, dual-satellite GPS and auto-brightness feature. As for the Amazfit GTR 2e, the device features a robust PAI health assessment and comes with useful offline voice assisstant and lockscreen. However, it skips on inbuilt GPS which is a letdown,
