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Amazfit v Fitbit: Which brand nails the wearables, apps and features

Amazfit v Fitbit: Which brand nails the wearables, apps and features

Posted on April 2, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

How the two big wearable rivals match up

While Fitbit is the king of fitness tracking (and a big smartwatch player), Amazfit is the new kid on the block when it comes to fitness tracking tech.

Amazfit is owned by Huami, which makes Xiaomi’s devices – including the eponymous Mi Band 4. But lesser known brand Amazfit is becoming the Chinese powerhouse’s fitness forward brand. It’s already going head-to-head with the Garmin Fenix with it’s cheap Amazfit T-Rex, and the Amazfit GTS and GTR also come at alluring prices.
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Wearables Tags:Amazfit GTS, Band 4, Fitbit, fitness, Garmin, Garmin Fenix, Mi Band, MI BAND 4, smartwatch, wearable, wearables, Xiaomi

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