Amazfit T-Rex Pro review with pros and cons
Amazfit has been able to make a name for itself in India’s wearables space in a very short period of time, thanks to its feature-rich, good-looking, and well-priced offerings. Slotting in on the premium side of the brand’s portfolio, the T-Rex Pro is an interesting new addition and comes as an update to the T-Rex launched last year. Let me take you through its workings to give you an idea of how well it fares.
First, a quick look at the specs and features.
- 1.3-inch, 360 x 360, AMOLED display
- MIL-STD-810G certified for ruggedness
- 10 ATM water resistant
- Weighs 59g with strap
- SpO2, heart rate, sleep tracking
- GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou, Galileo
- 390mAh battery
- Sensors: PPG bio-tracking, acceleration, gyroscope, Geomagnetic, Ambient light, Barometric
- Bluetooth 5.0
- Supports 100+ sports modes
- Works with Android and iOS
What’s good
- If you’ve seen the non-Pro model of the T-Rex that was launched earlier, the T-Rex Pro might not appear to be very different in terms of design. If you haven’t though, let me tell you that the T-Rex Pro looks every bit the rugged, outdoorsy smartwatch that its military-grade certification would indicate. Crudely put, it resembles Casio’s G-Shock lineup of watches in terms of design, and that does have its share of fans across the globe. It’s big and chunky, so if you’re looking for a more elegant or subtle look that would possibly go with your work attire, this isn’t it. That said, I love it!
