Anymoving M1 Pro: Affordable smartwatch with offline maps and 30-day battery life

Doogee recently launched Anymoving M1 Pro, an outdoor smart watch aimed at both outdoor exploration and everyday fitness tracking. Marketed features include GPX offline route navigation, a Track Back function for retracing recorded paths, dual-band GPS for accurate positioning, and an AI-driven analysis system that supposedly evaluates training load, VO₂ max and daily fitness vitality.

The device is also said to support more than 170 sports modes, spanning activities such as running, cycling, hiking, swimming and skiing. In light of all these marketed features and sports modes, however, interested buyers may want to wait for independent testing before purchasing. That a mid-range smart watch can be so jam-packed with features usually found on high end models such as Garmin's Enduro 3 is enough to warrant skepticism of the accuracy of these features.

Doogee claims that battery life is 30 days under typical use, dropping to roughly seven days with the always-on display active and around four days under heavier use. The 1.5-inch AMOLED display is said to reach 1,000 nits of peak brightness, and carries 5ATM water resistance and an IP68 rating. Magnetic charging and a built-in voice memo function are also on board.

Regarding pricing and availability, Anymoving M1 Pro is listed at $219 and comes in black, gray and blue, along with silicone, leather and stainless steel strap options. However, Doogee's own product page currently shows all three colour variants as sold out, so prospective buyers may have to wait a little despite the recent launch.