Last Updated on October 11, 2020 by Jude Simeone

Amazfit Bip U is set to be released in India on the 16th of October, It’s the newest addition to the Bip Series and seems like a successor to the very popular Amazfit Bip S and Bip. It comes with new health tracking features such as blood oxygen tracking, stress monitoring, more preloaded sport modes, a larger and brighter display. In this post, I bring you the full specifications and features review of the Amazfit Bip U.

Amazfit Bip U Full Specifications

	Amazfit Bip U
EDITOR'S RATING	Design: (4.0 / 5) Battery: (4.2 / 5) Fitness tracking: (4.4 / 5) Features: (3.8 / 5) Price: (4.5 / 5) Average: (4.2 / 5)
WHERE TO BUY	__
ABOUT DEVICE
Device name	Amazfit Bip U
Device type	Sport/Fitness smartwatch
Predessesor	--
Successor	--
Released date	October, 2020
Ideal for	Unisex
DISPLAY
Display type	TFT reflective LCD (Colored)
Display size	1.43 inches
Display resolution	320 x 302 pixels
Pixel density	--
Input type	Touchscreen, 1 physical button
Always-on	Yes
Customizable watch face	Yes
BODY
Shape	Rectangular/curved
Dimension	40.9 x 35.5 x 11.4mm
Weight	31g
Casing material	Polycarbonate
Strap/band material	Silicone
Bezel Material	Polycarbonate
Strap size	20 mm
Interchangeable band	Yes, 20mm
Screen protection	Corning Gorilla glass 3
Water resistant/Protection	Yes, 5ATM
Swim-proof	Yes, recommended
Color(s)	Pink Green Black
MEMORY
RAM	--
Internal storage	--
Memory card slot	No
CONNECTIVITY
Bluetooth	Bluetooth v5.0
Bluetooth calling	No
Wi-Fi	No
NFC	No
GPS	No
CELLULAR TECHNOLOGY
Technology	None
SIM	None
Band	No
NOTIFICATIONS
Email alert	Yes
SMS alert	Yes
Calls alert	Yes
Event reminder	Yes
Weather	Yes
Third-party apps	Yes
FITNESS TRACKING
Sleep apnea	No
Sleep tracking	Yes
Steps	Yes
Floors climbed	__
Heart rate monitoring	Yes
Calories	Yes
Distance	Yes
Stress	Yes
VO2 Max.	No
Blood oxygen	No
Blood pressure	No
Menstrual cycle tracking	Yes
Swim tracking	Yes
Under-water heart rate tracking	No
Preloaded maps	No
On-screen workout modes	No
Triathlon mode	No
ECG Tracking	No
Preloaded sport modes	Yes, 60
Safety tracking	No
MEDIA
Audio	No
Music streaming	No
Bluetooth music	No
Radio	No
Loudspeaker	No
Microphone	No
Camera	No
SENSORS
Accelerometer	Yes
Barometer/Altimeter	Yes
Heart rate monitor (HRM)	Yes
Compass	No
Gyroscope	Yes
Ambient light	Yes
Pulse Oximeter	No
ECG	No
Thermometer	No
Other sensors	--
PLATFORM
Operating system (OS)	RTOS
Chipset	--
CPU	--
GPU	--
BATTERY
Type of battery	Non-removable Li-ion battery
Battery capacity	225mAh
Battery life	Mixed usage: 9 days
Charging type	2-pins POGO pin
Charging time	About 2-3 hours
Battery saver mode	No
Solar power	No
Rapid charging	No
CLOCK FEATURES
Time/Date	Yes
Stopwatch	Yes
Alarm	Yes
OTHER FUNCTIONS
Control camera	Yes
Music control	Yes
Find phone	Yes
Text response	Quick replies
MISC
Payment system	None
Compatibility	Android 5.0+ iOS 10.0+
Companion app	Zepp app ( Formerly Amazfit app)
Voice command	No
BOX CONTENTS
	Amazfit Bip U
	Straps
	Charger
	Quick start guide
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Amazfit Bip U Features

• Lightweight and 1.43 Bigger and Brighter Display

Following up in the footsteps of older Amazfit Bip smartwatches, the Bip U is a very lightweight, sleek, and stylish smartwatch. It has a 2.5D glass with anti-fingerprint coating, while the case is made of polycarbonate and the interchangeable straps are made of silicone which results in 31 grams of weight without the straps. This of course makes it a comfortable smartwatch you can wear all day long and specifically a befitting choice for sports activities.

Just like Amazfit Bip S and Bip, Bip U has a TFT LCD display, but is now bigger at 1.43 inches compared to the 1.28 inches of previous editions. It’s also brighter with a higher resolution of 320 x 302 pixels. Communicating with Bip U is through touchscreen support and one physical rotating button. There are about 50 watch faces to choose from to customize the look of the display.

Bip U is available in three colors; green, black, and pink, while it’s also rated 5ATM which is an improvement from Amazfit Bip that was rated IP68. It’s safe to wear the Bip U to the shower, pool, or ocean.

• SpO2, Stress Monitoring and 60 Preloaded Sport Modes

Bip U comes with new fitness tracking features which include SpO2 blood oxygen tracking that enables you to measure the level of oxygen your blood is carrying at any given moment, as well as stress management via a guided breathing session with 60 preloaded sport modes that give you more options to choose your preferred workout mode. There is also the PAI health assessment system that was added to Mi Band 5, this feature is an evaluation system that uses algorithms to transform complex information such as heart rate, activity duration, and other health data to numerical values and presents it as a benchmark of your overall health score.

Beyond these new additions, Bip U is equipped with a PPG biological optical sensor and accelerometer that enables it to track your heart rate, calories, steps, distance, and more. It also tracks your sleep in four stages; light, deep, awake, and REM as well as naps. Other features include menstrual cycle tracking.

• Up to 9 Days Long Battery Life

The drawback to the brighter and larger display is that the Bip U has a shorter battery life than older Amazfit Bip smartwatches. Bip U comes with 225mAh lithium-polymer battery that offers up to 9 days long battery life from a single charge.

• Manage Notifications, Remote Camera Control, Weather Forecast and More

Beyond the lightweight design and fitness tracking features, Bip U will also help you manage notifications received on your phone. To get alerts on Bip U when you receive notifications on your phone, you need to set it up with the Zepp App (formally Amazfit app) which is compatible with Android 5.0+ and iOS 10.0+.

Other features include weather forecast, remote camera control, find my phone, and more.

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Jude Simeone

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