Smartwatch

Among siblings. We had the Amazfit GTS 2 mini under review almost at the same time as the Amazfit GTS 2e, which allowed for comparisons in many aspects. Apart from several similarities, there are also some differences. However, the question of which of the two is the better one didn't receive a clear answer in the end.
Dialog DA14697 | 1.55"

Insightful. The Amazfit GTS 2e stands out with its temperature sensor, rotating display, and GPX export. Looking at another smartwatch in Huami's extensive portfolio, significant differences in terms of software were revealed.
ST STM32L4R9 | 1.65" | 25 g

UGREEN is well-known for wireless, mobile and general “dongle-life” accessories. However, it also offers power banks with up-to-date features and specs. The PowerDot 10,000-mAh USB-C PD 20W Power Bank is a recent example. How does it hold up in day-to-day life?

Right in the middle instead of just being there. Huami's Amazfit Band 5 is a better Mi Band 5 because it measures blood oxygen saturation and talks to Alexa in addition to many common features. But where does Huami's fitness tracker position itself between Xiaomi's Smart Band 5 and the new Mi Band 6?
1.10" | 12 g

The last dance. The Band 6 marks the end of the close relationship between the smartwatches and fitness trackers from Honor and its former parent company Huawei. Once again, we explore the subtle differences that have always made Huawei's wearable slightly better than Honor's almost identical one in the past. The latter also loses out in this last comparison review.

Power saver. OnePlus opted for RTOS instead of Google's Wear OS and against an always-on display due to battery life concerns. However, that and an equivalent to the Play Store's Health app for the iPhone are reportedly already under discussion. We also found a few software bugs for the developers, but we are otherwise excited about the smartwatch. And not only because of its low price.
1.39" | 45 g

Light baggage. The Amazfit T-Rex Pro is as robust as it is lightweight. Additional hardware like a barometer and a new biometric sensor make the Zepp wearable a lot better than its predecessor, which was still released under Huami. We also liked numerous settings in the test, including its options for the display, health management, and sports.
1.30"