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When it comes to affordable smartwatches, especially Indian brands, you should always ignore them. This is because they always put more emphasis on the design side of things and forget to work on the software side of things, but that is a topic for another day. Smartwatches are beneficial, but you should always ignore budget smartwatches.

In light of this, let’s see if the Amazfit Band 7 is worth the price of Rs 3,499 by doing this review. (At a limited time, customers can purchase the Amazfit Band 7 on Amazon for Rs 2,999.)

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Amazfit Band 7 is worth buying because it includes practically all the functions, including always on display, big AMOLED LCD, 5 ATM Water-Resistant, Menstrual Cycle Tracking, 120 built-in sports modes, and a fair price of Rs 3,499.

Why not a smartwatch?

India has boAt, Fire Boltt, and Noise. Indian smartwatches are cheap yet lack value.

Display of Amazfit Band 7 –

Amazfit Band 7 has a 1.47-inch AMOLED display with 198×368 pixels. Amazfit offers an always-on display, unlike most fitness trackers with AMOLED panels.

To use the Always-on display, we must use more battery. To save battery, turn off the always-on display. Amazfit’s AMOLED display doesn’t look cheap either.

It’s bright, so you can read the text and tinker with UI when using the band outdoors. Zepp OS smooths the display. The Amazfit Band 7 didn’t lag or drop frames.

Design, Comfort and Build –

We’ve seen AMOLED panels on fitness trackers before, but most don’t have an always-on display, which Amazfit has. Yes, it will use a little more battery, but that is the price we must pay to use the Always-on display. You can also disable the always-on display if you wish to save battery life.

The AMOLED display is very stunning; it does not appear that Amazfit used a low-cost display screen. It’s also bright, so you won’t have any problems using the band outside; you’ll also be able to read the text and experiment with the UI.

The display is smoother as a result of the Zepp OS. I haven’t noticed any frame drops or latency while using the Amazfit Band 7. The Amazfit Band 7 is more significant than other smart bands, therefore if you prefer a smaller fitness band, avoid it. It may feel like a pile-shaped smartwatch.

For running or walking, the 28-gram band is optimal. Amazfit Band 7 costs Rs 3,499, thus its lack of built-in GPS is understandable.

Health and Fitness Tracking –

The Amazfit Band 7 contains BioTrackerTM 3.0 PPG sensors, a 3-axis accelerometer, and a geomagnetic sensor, but no GPS. Built-in GPS is useful for outdoor jogging, but not for indoor running.

The band can also autodetect your activity. If you neglect to start running or walking, the band will vibrate and say “seems like you’re running or walking.” Because of Zepp OS, Amazfit Band 7 has to autodetect, which is rare in inexpensive smartwatches and smart bands. It’s software, but inexpensive smartwatches don’t have it.

Waterproof to a depth of 50 metres (5 ATM), you can wear this band in the shower, the pool, or the ocean.

In addition, it monitors sleep stages, including NREM Stage 1, light sleep, deep sleep, and REM sleep. Additionally, it can identify Daytime naps and Sleep breathing. While the Zepp programme provides access to sleep data, you can also get this information directly. Amazfit uses the same BioTrackerTM 3.0 PPG biometric sensor as other smartwatches to detect heart rate and SpO2.

Also, you probably already know this, but this is a smart band that can only provide an approximate estimate, so if you have a serious health condition, do not rely only on it.

Yes, the Amazfit Band 7 delivers near-to-exact health information. The only difference is that the band has a smaller display than smartwatches, but the accuracy is identical.

Application and Zepp OS –

To access full features, you must download the Zepp app. To utilise the Amazfit Band 7 with an Android device, Android 7 or later is required, while iOS 12 or later is required for an iPhone. As you can see, the Amazfit band 7 is compatible with both Android and iPhone.

The application will display all data collected from sleep monitoring, heart rate monitoring, calorie burn, and GPS tracking. Additionally, the app is user-friendly, so it will not be difficult for new users to use.

I have repeatedly stated that Zepp OS is the greatest Watch OS available for less than Rs 10,000. Now, if you spend more than Rs 10,000, you may acquire WearOS and even Apple Watch OS. Don’t worry, it’s not as bad as Noise or even BoAt. Amazfit has spent years developing Zepp OS, which you will get to feel when you use it in the real world.

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Battery Life –

Amazfit Band 7’s battery capacity is 232 mAh. Due to the Zepp OS, the battery will endure for an extended period. So allow me to provide the numbers for your reference. Keep in mind that the battery life may vary depending on how you use the band.

• 2 hours to charge from 0% to 100%.
• 12 to 18 days (regular usage).
• 10 to 12 days (heavy use).
• 25 days (saver mode) of battery life.

Pros –

• Always on Display.
• Smooth and fast Watch UI.
• Built-in Alexa.
• Larger AMOLED Panel.

Cons –

• Missing built-in GPS.
• No Bluetooth Calling.

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Conclusion –

The Amazfit Band 7 provides all of the features customers desire in fitness trackers, including longer battery life and precise health data, at an affordable Rs 3,499 in India. However, it lacks built-in GPS and Bluetooth calling, so bear that in mind before purchasing.

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