HuamiAs you know, it is the company that tomorrow intends to bring the brand new smartwatch to the market Amazfit t-rex. It focuses a lot on quality and has kept us underlining that, despite being tied to Xiaomi, is not part of its plethora of sub-brands. Among the most popular products there are undoubtedly smartwatches, including the latest GTS e GTR and the reason is not only about design and functionality, but also the side software update so we remember those who introduce the PAI function , customization of watchfaces. In this regard, just like the Mi Band 4, L'Amazfit GTR receives the update for the Always on Display timeout which will allow users to set a specific time to send their smart watch to sleep.
Amazfit GTR: the update for the Always on Display timeout arrives
The firmware V1.3.5.32 offers the new feature of screen timeout which, as mentioned, will allow you to choose a set time to turn off the device. Previously, when you enabled the Always on Display feature, it remained always active until it was deactivated with consequent battery consumption that could be avoided.
In addition to this, for those who love sleep a lot (with your own smartwatch on your wrist or using it as an alarm clock), updating theAmazfit GTR which brings the timeout of the Always On Display also provides a very useful feature: the time of the alarm bell has been extended up to 30 seconds. You will have no more excuses for not waking up from now on.
Another notable change in the new firmware is the resolution of the problem that many have complained about, referred to expiration of the AGPS session: now, when it expires, the smartwatch will remember it through a pop-up message. According to the change log, he fixed an occasional problem he was doing a black screen suddenly appears. The new version is now available in Malaysia and will soon arrive in India and other regions. To get the latest version, just log in to the Amazfit app, go to “Settings"And select"Check the updates".
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| Dimensions: | 47,2 x 47,2 x 10,75 mm |
| Weight (without strap) | Aluminum alloy: about 34g
Stainless steel: About 48g Titanium: about 40g |
| Degree of resistance to water and dust | 5 ATM |
| Screen | 1.39 ″ AMOLED, resolution 454 x 454, 326 ppi |
| Touch screen | Corning Gorilla 3 tempered glass + anti-fingerprint coating |
| Types of standard straps | Aluminum alloy: brown leather strap
Stainless steel: brown leather strap Titanium: fluorinated rubber strap |
| Strap width | 22 mm |
| Strap length | 8cm + 11.5cm |
| Sensors | PPG BioTracker TM optical biological tracking sensor, 6-axis acceleration sensor, 3-axis geomagnetic sensor, air pressure sensor, capacity sensor, ambient light sensor |
| Placement | GPS + GLONASS |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth 5.0 BLE |
| Battery | 410 mAh LiPo |
| Recharge method | Magnetic charging base, Pogo Pin 2Pin charging - about 2 hours |
| Battery life | Typical usage scenario: 24 days Always active heart rate, sleep monitoring, 150 push notifications with screen illumination, raise the wrist to view the 30 screen times, run or train 3 times per week for 30 minutes with GPS turned on and 5 minutes for other operations. Basic clock mode: 74 days Turn off Bluetooth, heart rate and other functions and raise the pulse to see the 100 screen times a day. |
