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MagyarAmazfit Bip 3 and Bip 3 Pro details revealed in retailer leak
Amazon Brazil has listed the Amazfit Bip 3 on its website, a few weeks after the smartwatch and its 'Pro' counterpart appeared in Zepp app source code. While the Zepp app revealed hardly any details about the Bip 3, Amazon Brazil has provided all specifications, along with the device's launch price. Although Amazfit has not added the Bip 3 to its website, Amazon Brazil has been offering the smartwatch since May 29. Supposedly, the Amazfit Brazil official store will fulfil Bip 3 orders too.
Incidentally, the English language marketing images suggest that Amazfit plans to sell the Bip 3 in multiple markets, not just Brazil or other South American countries. Additionally, these images confirm that the Bip 3 has a 1.69-inch TFT colour touchscreen display with a 237 PPI pixel density and 2.5D glass that blends into its thin chassis. As far as we can tell, Amazfit will sell the Bip 3 in three colours, all with 5 ATM water resistance.
Moreover, a separate image has confirmed that the Bip 3 Pro will ship with a GPS module, which also supports GLONASS satellites. Unfortunately, the Bip 3 lacks GPS and GLONASS connectivity. Instead, the regular model must rely on a paired smartphone's GPS positioning. Predictably, Amazfit has equipped the Bip 3 with a 24-hour heart rate monitor, along with a SpO2 sensor for monitoring blood oxygen saturation levels.
Separately, the Amazon Brazil listing states that the Bip 3 measures 44.2 x 36.6 x 7.6 mm and weighs 120 g, presumably with its watch strap attached. Allegedly, the Bip 3 should last 11 days between charges; it remains to be seen how long the Bip 3 Pro's runtimes will be with its GPS module activated. According to Amazon Brazil, the Amazfit Bip 3 will retail for BRL 279 (~US$58).
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