amazfit  Helio Strap

I wear garmin watch most of the time but sometimes I want to wear my analog watches, and Amazfit is great alternative. Cheaper than WHOOP and polar LOOP.

Its ok but I find that the step counter to be off i tested it against my wife's and sister's watches it was way off

Does not show the pulse in the app, you need to enable training then only shows the pulse. If you enable walking mode, a message is sent saying that all data will be passed on to third parties. I do not need this, my data should only be with me. The app is not functional, there is no ability to collect only what I need on one screen. Shows a lot of marketing information that I don’t need and it annoys me. No possibility to change the graphic information, many inaccuracies. its functions are expensive heart rate monitor, the program is not installed on a PC, only a phone. Not all smart scales can be connected to the program. Too many unfinished features.

No complaints! Switched from Apple Watch series 9 to helio strap. Super lightweight, barely notice it on my wrist and I work a physical job, I also use the bicep band and that is even more unnoticeable

This is helping me listen to my body and not overtraining. Some days, I have much more stress and added physical demand that I go home and still workout thinking I need to get it done and go hard. With this device, I’m reminded of how my sleep was the night before and how much energy It calculates for me having for the rest of the day along with the amount of energy I’ve already exerted. When I go over my recommended exertion for the day, I’m more likely going to injure myself for overtraining. I can focus on improving my recovery and getting to peak condition so I’m able to go hard on the days I’m truly recovered.

I am trying the device now and I really recomended

I’ve been using the Amazfit Helio Strap for a while now, and I’m honestly very impressed with its performance and comfort. The strap is lightweight and feels great on the wrist, even during long workouts or sleep tracking. The health and fitness tracking features are accurate and reliable, especially heart rate and recovery metrics, which help me better understand my training and rest needs. Battery life is excellent, so I don’t have to worry about charging it constantly. The app integration is smooth, and the data is presented in a clear, easy-to-understand way. Overall, this is a great device for anyone who wants a simple, comfortable, and powerful fitness tracking solution.

I wanted the health and activity tracking I got with my Apple Watch but without the screen and partial-day battery life. The Helios is exactly what I wanted. It interfaces with Apple Health and directly with a few other health and workout apps and basically has everything I expect from tracker. It does a good job automatically detecting when I'm active. The one recommendation I have is to pick up a compatible strap that meets your needs. The stock one isn't bad, but it's very general purpose. I was able to find a more comfortable daily wear strap, a bicep strap, and a little more stealthy/dressy strap that definitely make this a welcome daily wearable tracker. Battery life is easily lasting a week or more.

Great experience so far. I’ve had whoop for 6 years and I’ve been trying both out now for two weeks. The Zepp app displays things almost like whoop but the calculations are different. I like the battery analogy like garmin does which Zepp uses biocharge. I like that the biocharge changes with my strain/activities. Something whoop does not do. I give a 4 because Zepp all needs more of a polished ui and to create their own style and not copy so closely what whoop has done. Also the strap sucks!!! Invest in better straps. Something sleek and modern. People will pay for them.