One of the best budget smartwatches I've tested provides a surprising amount of health data
Briefly

from ZDNET22 hours ago
The BIP 5 is informed by Amazfit's lineup and is carried by Zepp, the comprehensive software that works more or less the same across all of the tech giant's smartwatches.
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Even though the watch doesn't have the most high-end hardware, the Zepp app makes up for it with loads of metrics and customizability.
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The physical design is the other immediate thing that stands out about this watch. It looks like a sub-$100 smartwatch, but that isn't necessarily bad.
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I've been getting away with charging it about once a week, and I didn't even bother bringing the charger when I went to Europe for six days.
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