

Like every year, Zepp Health, formerly Huami, will present the new generation smartwatches. This year it's up to number five and therefore we expect the Amazfit GTR 5 e GTS 5. But how will they be done? For the moment there is nothing official about it but within the FCC portal we have found traces of a new device. For the moment his name is unknown but the model number of this Amazfit is A2282. Let's see what it's about.
The first images of a new Zepp smartwatch appear online. Whether it's the Amazfit GTR 5?
The image we see below, taken from a diagram within the certification, shows a smartwatch with a round case. For this very reason we have assumed that it is the Amazfit GTR 5. If it were a GTS 5, then the case would have to be square similar to previous models. At first glance nothing seems to change, although a sketch can help us understand. However, with a moment's attention they become noticeable two crowns or in any case two buttons on the right. This may be a first change from the GTR 4 model.


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From this second image, however, we have both the confirmation that it is a round smartwatch and that it will be equipped with WiFi e Bluetooth. Obvious, but dutiful to underline. As for the other features of the smartwatch in question, whether it is the Amazfit GTR 5 or not, we assume that the company will continue to use the ZeppOS operating system.
What improvements will Amazfit GTR 5 have?
Based on current technical innovations and user requests, some possible improvements that could be implemented in the next model include:
- support for the connection 5G for a faster and more stable connectivity experience
- more options than Customization for the design of the dial and the choice of materials for the strap
- improved user interface for greater ease of use and accessibility
- new health tracking features, like the detection of the oxygen level in blood and the most accurate sleep tracking
- longer battery life to ensure a long life even with intense use
- more frequent software updates and improvements in integration with smartphones