You get a bunch preloaded, with a few that can be customised to edit the data they display | You can only check it on the screen and delete it |
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And by that, I mean it looks like a plastic Apple Watch, with a much thicker bezel and lighter frame | For heart rate monitoring, the Amazfit Bip S Lite uses a PPG Bio-Tracking Optical Sensor, which is the same that's used on the Bip S |
Software You need the Amazfit app to pair the Bip S with your Android or iOS device and sync data | It works the same way it did on Bip S - swiping up on the homescreen lets you access the notifications and a swipe down opens the Control Center, which provides quick access to Do Not Disturb, Screen Lock, Music Control and Screen Brightness |
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It's also worth mentioning that unlike the Bip S, the Lite model doesn't come with an built-in GPS and relies on the GPS of the connected smartphone for workout route tracking |
The smartwatch does display notifications during an ongoing workout, which is nice.