Amazfit has launched the new Cheetah Smartwatch in India. This watch has launched under the Cheetah Series. It comes with a dedicated AI-based running coach, 150+ sports modes, up to 12 days of battery backup, a functional crown, and much more.
Today I am explaining to you about the Amazfit Cheetah watch details. You have to read this post till the end to know more about the Amazfit Cheetah watch Price, specifications, availability, and other details.
Amazfit Cheetah Specifications and Features
The new Cheetah watch is built with a fiber-reinforced polymer middle frame. It has a physical button and a functional crown. It comes in both round and square dials. The watch round version sports a 1.39-inch HD AMOLED display with 1000 nits of brightness and a screen resolution of 454×454 pixels. However, the Square version of this watch sports a 1.75-inch HD AMOLED screen.
The new watch by Amazfit supports the Zepp Coach which uses AI to make custom training plans based on the user’s traits and goals. It can also make adjustments to the user’s plan based on their weekly performance. This watch also supports the ZEPP Coach AI Chat, which provides access to short demos and Q&A sessions. It has also support for the MaxTrack technology which offers accurate GPS tracking.
It comes with six satellite systems. Users can also import route files and access maps offline via the Zepp app. They can also sync and track your running data from apps like Strava, Relive, and Adidas Running. They can access all things via the Zepp app. It supports the Google Fit and Apple Health apps.
It has over 150 sports modes to track your physical activities. It has many health features like a heart rate sensor, a SpO2 sensor, and stress management. Users can track the step count, calorie count, and step count.
Price and Availability
The new Amazfit Cheetah Smartwatch costs Rs 20,999. You can buy the new Cheetah watch from the company’s official website and offline stores, starting September 24.
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