Hi everyone welcome back to wesknows tech news and reviews today we're going to be discussing
the five latest smart watches from a mass fit so it actually starts with the gts2 mini
the gts2e the gtr2e and then the flagships gtr2 as well as the gts2 so what i'm going to be
doing today is i'll take you through these five watches i'll be explaining where the differences
are where the gaps are and then of course where the commonalities and the overlaps are
we'll go through the price we'll go through the features and functions on these watches
so you would actually know which of these watches suit your budget as well as your purpose best
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before we get into the details i want to cover off a couple of the points that the amasfit
smartwatches do and that's across the range and i think that's really great because these core
functionalities are quite advanced as they are so first of all all of the smart watches so the
aforementioned five include inbuilt dual gps all of them can continuously monitor your heart rate
as well as continuously monitoring your stress level all the smart watches are 580m
water resistant all five can monitor three sleep stages so that's your light your deep and rem
sleep on top of that they can actually monitor your naps as long as they're over 20 minutes long
and what's really great is that all of the amasfit watchers have spo2 readings so you can actually
monitor your blood oxygen situation okay it isn't on demand and spot reading so it's just at a point
in time but nonetheless it's there and of course as we know it all of the mass fit smartwatches
fitness trackers bands they all have pi so this is your cardiovascular health in just a single value
so all of the smart watches that we're going to be discussing today have this metric on the watch now
that we've covered the bases let's get into some of the differences that we're going to see across
the watches as we get through them so obviously the differences are going to be in the price
most of these watches do cost differently there's three different levels so the gts2 mini is the
cheapest of the range then you've got the gts2e as well as the gtr2e so they're actually sitting
right bang in the middle and then you've got the flagships which are obviously the most
dear or the most expensive of the range and that's the gtr2 as well as the gts2 and you will see that
there are differences in display size display pixel density so the resolution of course there
will be a slight difference in the type of screen so on ones you will get 2.5 d where there's just
slight curvature around the edges while on the flagship watches you're going to get 3d screens
which actually means that you get curvature around the middle of the screen as well as the edges
another major difference is the number of sport profiles available on the watches as well as the
features and functions such as availability of a microphone a speaker availability of certain
apps something like your guided and breathing apps and so forth there are plenty of things to discuss
to showcase in this review and comparison what i'm going to do is i'm going to start with the
cheapest watch in the range and that's the gts2 mini then we're going to get into the gtr 2 e as
well as the gts 2e and then we'll finish off with the flagships the gts2 mini has a 1.55 inch amoled
display it's bright 450 nits bright actually it weighs almost nothing at just under 20 grams
with the straps on dimensions are almost square with 40.5 by 35.8 millimeters and it's very
slender at just 8.95 millimeters or let's just call it nine millimeters thick the resolution on
the amoled display is 354 by 306 pixels and that gives you a 301 ppi density now this is actually
the lowest pixel density that you will see on the amasfit smartwatch range nonetheless the gts2
mini actually will set you back just 80 pounds or 80 bucks so this is as budget as you can go
for a smartwatch with inbuilt gps 70 gold based sport modes it's got some really cool apps on it
there's a bluetooth camera there's a pomodoro clock to improve your time management there's
also a world clock and many more of the usual and the core functionalities that we're just not going
to be discussing because that's just too simple we are talking about the advanced the really awesome
features on the amazon smart watches and now let's talk about the middle range so the gtr 2 as well
as the gts2e so these ones actually have a claim to fame well two first of all they look exactly
like their flagship counterparts but with some shortcuts except for the battery the battery is
larger in both and actually the manufacturer claims that with typical usage you will have
approximately 24 days of battery life for these watches now in my experience i can say that i've
managed to get a solid two weeks sometimes up to 16 days on these two watches first let's
talk about the gts 2e so its dimensions are 42.8 by 35.6 millimeters it's very slim at just 9.9
millimeters the rather large watch weighs just 25 grams without the straps or 31 grams
with the straps on there's a single button on the right side of the watch face and notice the
fact that now the button or the digital crown is actually shielded just like you get on the
classic timepieces the display is humongous it's a 1.65 inch super retina amoled display with 2.5 d
glass and boasts 348 by 442 pixels or 341 ppi this is actually the highest in the range you can
operate the smartwatch with your voice so you can open apps without actually touching or tapping the
watch you can open music you basically operate the watch via voice control and if we look at the gtr
2e well it's basically the same functionality as the gts 2e but it has a circular dial and here the
screen and here the display size is 1.39 inch it's also amoled the resolution is 454 by 454 pixels
and that's giving us 326 ppi elevate the smaller screen size in terms of surface area
the watch does feel and look larger hence if your resize is small to medium then the gtr 2 and the
2e can look a bit too large so make sure you know and you appreciate how large this watch face is
now once again the gtr 2e as well as the gts2e have 90 sport modes all of them are goal based
in fact you get six sport profiles which are auto detected and these are out of running treadmill
walking outdoor cycling pool swimming and elliptical workouts the gtr 2w as well as the gts2
smartwatches will set you back either 120 pounds or 120 bucks so we're talking about
50 more expensive than the gts2 mini but then of course you do get the huge amoled displays they're
much much larger they're much brighter you do have a bit of faster cpu so the actual navigation of
the smartwatch is a bit smoother the experience is nicer i think we can talk about the flagship now
and the most premium model of the two flagships is the gtr 2. so the gts2 the gtr2 will have
exactly the same functionalities but if we talk about looks if we talk about the actual
display specs then the gtr2 is the winner and these two watches will set you back
160 pounds or 160 bucks each so we're looking at a third more expensive than the middle range
the two e's so as we've discussed it the 2e range have the microphone the flagship range
additionally has a speaker so with these speakers you can not only speak into your watch to voice
control it you can actually take calls bluetooth calls off your watch face so you will be able to
speak into the watch as well as hear the other person on the other line from your watch coming
from the speaker on top of that you can play music your alerts are not just the haptic alerts anymore
so it's not that just the vibrations you can actually hear the alarms go off now there are also
90 sport modes here and these 90 sport bones are actually brought down or broken down into
12 different sections such as outdoor sports combat sports dance and so forth and then of
course the premium well it should be premium and we get that because we get 3gb of allocated audio
or media storage for your watches so when you do go in those long cycles or those long runs you can
listen to quite a lot of music or whatever audio you want to stream from your watch to your earbuds
or directly off it if we talk about battery life then of course the battery life is a bit shorter
than on the two e's so the manufacturer does claim 14 days or two weeks i've experienced six
to eight days so a good a solid one week will get you through that's with typical usage i doubt you
will be able to pump out any more battery life out of it if you do have the gps on a couple of times
a week i hope you found this review and comparison useful because a mass fit have basically landed
so many smart watches lately that i thought we just need a video where we can look at all of
them together in one video and sort of have a head-to-head by spec comparison so if you did
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