After being officially unveiled about a month ago, Amazfit’s T-Rex 2 is now getting a global launch and also available for purchase. This is an upgrade to the T-Rex Pro, with an improved screen and a stiffer case. It meets the military standard MIL-STD-810G for resistance to falls and shocks, diving to a depth of up to 100 meters and extreme temperatures of between minus 30 and plus 70 degrees Celsius.
For an AMOLED 1.39-inch screen clock with a resolution of 454 × 454 pixels. Amzafit claims a particularly high brightness level of 1,000 nits that is supposed to overcome even strong sunlight. In addition, the screen supports permanent display. Even in this configuration, the watch is expected to operate for about ten days between charges, or 24 days in a more economical use mode.
The sensor array combines within one component a measure of blood oxygen saturation (SpO2), pulse, pressure and sleep quality. The Rex 2 is capable of detecting and tracking no less than 150 different fitness and sports workouts, while the GPS array comes with a dual-channel receiver to ensure accurate positioning at any time and point on the map.
The operating system is Zepp OS, which supports the installation of applications such as an application that allows control of the GoPro camera directly through the watch. The price of the watch when ordered online is about $ 380 – quite a bit, but still significantly cheaper than detail-level alternatives like his.