Stylish Design, Vibrant Display: The lightweight aluminum build blends effortless style with workout durability, while the vivid 1.97″ AMOLED display keeps your data easy to read, even under bright sunlight.
All-in-One Activity Tracking: The Amazfit Bip 6 fitness tracker watch offers 140+ workout modes including HYROX Race and Strength Training, plus personalized AI coaching and 50m water resistance.
Up to 14 Days Battery Life: The Amazfit Bip 6 smart watch powers through your training and recovery for up to two weeks at a time – no nightly charging needed.
Accurate GPS Tracking & Navigation: Stay on course with free downloadable maps and turn-by-turn directions. Support from 5 satellite systems ensures precise tracking of every move and fast GPS connection.
24/7 Health Monitoring: The Amazfit Bip 6 smartwatch provides precise, real-time monitoring of heart rate, sleep, blood-oxygen and stress, empowering you with actionable insights to optimize your health and fitness.
Free Zepp App: Your free companion for tracking nutrition and fitness progress, analyzing trends, and getting personalized health insights – all in one easy-to-use app.
Still just learning this watch’s functions but it seems to be able to do everything that much more expensive smartwatches can. Looks good on the wrist (But too tight). Easy enough to get up and running and pair with phone. Phone app is rather complicated but will become easier with more use. Everything appears to work as it should but you need to spend some time customising everything to stop it annoying you with unnecessary notifications. Battery has only lost 1% in 4 hrs and this with heavy use of getting to know it and set it up. Best of all though is the price point which represents great value for money compared to more mainstream brands. Would have gotten a straight 5 stars if it was not for the strap.
Rated 5 out of 5
Timm H. –
Mon fils est ravi. J’ai également une amazfit et j’adore cette marque.
Rated 5 out of 5
Damian –
So the black colour isn’t so black, more like graphit dark or navy blue , overall is really nice watch , so many futures . Im not sure if should be like that but during my cycling i can see the heart bpm just stop working in the middle of the training . Quality it seems to be good , lightweight, sensors working fine , glass looks like is solid , i definitely recommend for people who look after good budget piece of fit tracker, with long battery life. Thanks amazon. I Recommend , phone app is also awesome and easy
Rated 5 out of 5
Steve –
Je sors d’une amazfit GTS 2e. Sur cette dernière la batterie a gonflé au bout de 2 ans et demi jusqu’à décoller l’écran (bien sûr plus de garantie !). Comparé à la précédente, la BIP 6 à un écran beaucoup plus grand, que je trouve plus lisible. Une grande partie des fonctions ont été reprises avec en plus le décroché bluetooth du téléphone et de nombreuses fonctionnalités ont été améliorées ou ajoutées (AGPS…). Seul point négatif il n’est plus possible de débloquer le téléphone avec la montre ce qui dans certains cas, notamment quand on a les mains gantées, me pose problème. Par exemple en public impossible d’utiliser l’empreinte digitale sur le téléphone. A part ça très bonne évolution et avec un prix imbattable
Rated 5 out of 5
Tinga-Atchicook –
Bought to replace a Fitbit that wasn’t as waterproof as I thought it was. Does everything that did and more for a fraction of the cost. Battery life is brilliant too – haven’t had it long but can easily see it lasting 14 days on a single charge. Why pay more for an Apple Watch when this syncs perfectly with my iPhone and does the same jobs? Feels good quality, love the contrasting strap and the watch faces available are great too. Love it!
Rated 5 out of 5
olive –
Ich bin von Berufswegen in der glücklichen Lage seit über 12 Jahren mit einem iPhone ausgestattet zu sein. Als es dann erstmalig gedanklich um eine Smartwatch ging, ist es dann vor knapp vier Jahren die kleine SE von Apple geworden. Nachdem sich nun mittlerweile der Akku täglich mit der Aufforderung zum Laden gemeldet hatte, wollte ich etwas stetigeres, dass aber trotzdem harmonisch mit dem iPhone zusammenarbeitet. Und bei den Bewertungen und dem Preis dachte ich mir, dass man da erst einmal nichts falsch machen kann.
Die Uhr (Bip 6) kam superfix an, und wusste hinsichtlich Design und Verarbeitung von Beginn an zu gefallen. Installation und Verbindung mit der ZEPP-App funktionierte problemlos. Wie bei jedem Umstieg muss man sich hier natürlich erst einmal neu orientieren, aber inhaltlich fühle ich mich da rundum versorgt. Nun habe ich diesbezüglich zwar nicht die riesigen Ansprüche, aber Schritte, Aktivitäten (Radfahren & Laufen), Herzfrequenz- und Schlafüberwachung sollten schon sein. Und in allen Punkten unterstützt mich die Uhr/App auch vorbildlich! ❤️
Ich nutze die Uhr/App jetzt seit etwas über drei Wochen, und kann mir (aktuell) kein Argument zurechtlegen, warum ich mir jemals wieder das mehr als vier mal so teure Konkurrenzprodukt kaufen sollte. Das Tracking gibt realistische Werte aus, die Funktionen für den Sport funktionieren besser als gewünscht, und die Daten werden sogar zusätzlich an die Health App auf dem iPhone übermittelt.
Und der ursprüngliche Grund für die Überlegung zum Umstieg: Der Akku! In den letzten 17 Tagen 1,5 mal auf 100% geladen, entleert er sich, trotz Aktivitäten- und GPS-Tracking mehr als gemächlich. In einer typischen Schlafphase verbraucht die Uhr im Ruhemodus gerade mal 2-3 Prozent der Ladung, und tagsüber (inkl. 50 Kilometer Radfahren und GPS) liege ich etwa bei 12 bis 15 Prozent Akkuentladung! So etwas erwarte ich von einer modernen Smartwatch. Da sammeln sich bei meiner Frau mit Ihrer Galaxy Watch Tränen in den Augen 😁
Natürlich gibt es auch bei dieser Uhr ein paar negative Punkte, welche ich nicht unerwähnt lassen möchte, die aber nur bedingt stören wenn man den Kaufpreis im Hinterkopf behält:
➡ Die Bluetooth-Reichweite ist nicht besonders groß. Wenn ich mein Smartphone im Erdgeschoss liegen habe und ich im 1. Stock bin, verliert die Uhr bereits die Verbindung zur ZEPP-App, über welche die Mitteilungen getriggert werden. Eingehende Anrufe und Nachrichten werden dann nicht angezeigt. Außerdem funktioniert dann auch der Sprachassistent nicht, falls man z.B. mal einen Timer stellen möchte. Die Bip 6 möchte also immer gern möglichst eng mit dem Phone kuscheln. Ich hoffe, dies wird bei zukünftigen Modellen berücksichtigt.
➡ Das mitgelieferte Silikon-Armband hat bei gerade so gereicht (letztes Loch), da ich anscheinend etwas zu kräftige Handgelenke habe. Einigen meiner Bekannten würden hier Probleme bekommen. Habe es dann kurze Zeit später gegen ein flexibles Loop-Armband ausgetauscht, und bin damit happy.
➡ Zusätzliche Watchfaces sind, wenn man es denn möchte, sowohl kostenfrei als auch mit Kosten zwischen einem und drei Euro direkt über die ZEPP-App herunterladbar. Das Angebot ist vielfältig, und es sollte für jeden etwas dabei sein. Ich würde mir allerdings wünschen, dass man die Inhalte der Anzeige etwas individueller zusammenstellen kann. In dieser Hinsicht bin ich aber auch von meiner Apple Watch verwöhnt 😉
Summa summarum: Bin derzeit sehr zufrieden mit dem Produkt!
Rated 5 out of 5
Timm H. –
Ottimo smartwatch dall’elegante design. Per alcuni polsi potrebbe risultare ingombrante, ma essendo sottile non risulta per nulla ingombrante; già al tatto si presenta di buona fattura. Autonomia eccellente, di almeno 10 giorni, che varia in base all’uso che su facebook dell’orologio e di quante funzioni rimangono attive; notare che è privo di NFC, ma non tutti lo utilizzano. Tantissime le funzioni, sia sportive (140+) che non, con ben dettagliato monitoraggio del sonno, contapassi, battiti cardiaci ecc. Per quanto riguarda chiamate, messaggistica, notifiche ecc., avendone acquistati due, di cui uno per una persona con un dispositivo Apple ed uno per un possessore di Android, posso confermare che non c’è alcun problema di compatibilità e permette di fare tutto su entrambi: risposte scritte o vocali da orologio, chiamate, messaggi preimpostati dall’IA Zepp Flow consoni praticamente sempre. Ottima la luminosità, pure sotto luce diretta, anche grazie al sensore di luminosità automatica. Quasi sicuramente il migliore della sua categoria, per chi preferisce un design squadrato piuttosto che rotondo, e superiore anche ad altri disposutivi simili più costosi.
Rated 5 out of 5
Salvatore Pecora –
Rated 5 out of 5
Chris S –
This is… Wow, on a next level! My son absolutely loves it. This watch is: + Way more accurate than my Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 (running, walking, cycling) – confirmed with Apple Watch and another GOS device) + it has amazing GenAI assistant which works really well + the App is very easy to use. + the watch is very easy to use + It has all the features you need and some + Very premium feel. I mean seriously – the strap, the watch… How this cost only just over £65 I have no idea. And I’m serious. This really feels like the price isn’t aligned with the watch at all as if this was another +£50 or there about £100 no one would complain. + A LOT of training/health data, seems very accurate for a smart watch. For example park run was mapped exactly and all the fitness data matched. – oh, and the battery life. This is crazy how well this holds the battery vs Apple Watch, Samsung Galaxy watch 6 Classic and even Fitbit Sense. This is on another level. Very good battery life 😀
On the negatives – – can’t do a birthday less then 18 years old. My Son doesn’t have 18 years yet but is very active and needs a tracker. Please, let parents decide. Had to set a wrong DoB. Not sure if that’s a limiting factor on the stats (doesn’t seems to be) – the downloaded maps – I mean that needs easier interface on the watch. However, I suspect that this is not a feature that people will use and it’s just a gimmick? Maybe I’m wrong to have a look yourself. Not really interested in this so difficult to comment.
Overall – don’t hesitate, this is underpriced watch for the quality that you will get and for the features that it offers.
Rated 5 out of 5
G. B. Thompson –
I have been looking at a Garmin to replace my disappointing Mobvi Ticwatch 5 pro which should have been brilliant, but has been so unreliable in terms of recording data and the battery never got better than two days. But Garmin are so expensive that I never pushed the buy button.
Then I caught an article in my news feed to say Bip 6 launched. I had an original Bip as my first smart watch and totally loved it, but moved on to get more features, though everything since has been a battery disappointment, including Samsung watch 5 pro and the Ticwatch.
Feature list for Bio 6,in launch details seemed to tick almost all I actually wanted, as an android user I can respond to messages direct on watch, GPS, speaker and mic so can do calls, AOD, multiple days battery life, standard strap fittings to change to velcro. The only two things it didn’t list was a sensor to track elevation (separate to GPS data) which I confirm it does not have. And the ability to store music on watch in order to go phone free running – this has always been a big thing for me.
But then reading some reviews, in passing they mention you can download music to watch, but dont mention it other than in passing and it is not even mentioned on the Amazfit website for the Bip 6.
Now I have the watch, I can confirm you can load music direct to the watch, but as there is no streaming app, it’s a bit of a faff and takes time, even having to convert music to correct file format. But been worth it as now I have music on watch (which can play via connected headphones or out the watch speaker!). I don’t need to constantly update the music as it’s just for background when running, so happy with a static selection of upbeat tracks. Got my phone for streaming music when needed.
Screen is amazing with an AOD, really clear to read and auto brightness adjustment. I have the AOD on all day, but set the raise to wake off, just tap one of the buttons to activate watch.
Battery has dropped 16% in 24 hours with all sensors set to maximum data collection and during this time I was setting it up, downloading the music, maps and apps etc so what I would describe as very heavy usage, with notifications enabled also. So I think that in my normal usage with AOD active all day and all health and sleep sensors set to maximum data, it will last over a week between charges, brilliant!
Worth mentioning the app is also very good, much better than when I had the original BIP. Lots of data and analysis available plus there are now actual apps you can download as well, nothing like apple or Google Wear, but I don’t need all that as that’s what the phone does. The apps available cover the sort of stuff that could be useful on a watch. 8 have downloaded a few (free).
For £79 this thing is the bargain of the year. It looks really good and build quality seems great (quality of my original BIP was really good), it’s waterproof enough for swimming etc and has it’s own internet connected voice assistant, (connection to internet through phone required to access external info, but not required for onboard assistance, such as setting timers etc). The voice assistant works really well.
The only thing missing for me, unless I am missing it is the ability to control my Alexa devices from the watch. But that really is not the be all and end all, as either my phone or multiple Alexa devices can do that job. And to repeat myself it’s £79!!!!!
I love this watch, and to confirm I purchased it myself and have no affiliation with Amazfit, just a previous device owner that loves this new watch… It’s £79!!!!!! Around the cost of a pub meal for the family.
Damian –
Still just learning this watch’s functions but it seems to be able to do everything that much more expensive smartwatches can. Looks good on the wrist (But too tight). Easy enough to get up and running and pair with phone.
Phone app is rather complicated but will become easier with more use.
Everything appears to work as it should but you need to spend some time customising everything to stop it annoying you with unnecessary notifications. Battery has only lost 1% in 4 hrs and this with heavy use of getting to know it and set it up.
Best of all though is the price point which represents great value for money compared to more mainstream brands.
Would have gotten a straight 5 stars if it was not for the strap.
Timm H. –
Mon fils est ravi. J’ai également une amazfit et j’adore cette marque.
Damian –
So the black colour isn’t so black, more like graphit dark or navy blue , overall is really nice watch , so many futures . Im not sure if should be like that but during my cycling i can see the heart bpm just stop working in the middle of the training . Quality it seems to be good , lightweight, sensors working fine , glass looks like is solid , i definitely recommend for people who look after good budget piece of fit tracker, with long battery life. Thanks amazon. I Recommend , phone app is also awesome and easy
Steve –
Je sors d’une amazfit GTS 2e. Sur cette dernière la batterie a gonflé au bout de 2 ans et demi jusqu’à décoller l’écran (bien sûr plus de garantie !). Comparé à la précédente, la BIP 6 à un écran beaucoup plus grand, que je trouve plus lisible. Une grande partie des fonctions ont été reprises avec en plus le décroché bluetooth du téléphone et de nombreuses fonctionnalités ont été améliorées ou ajoutées (AGPS…). Seul point négatif il n’est plus possible de débloquer le téléphone avec la montre ce qui dans certains cas, notamment quand on a les mains gantées, me pose problème. Par exemple en public impossible d’utiliser l’empreinte digitale sur le téléphone.
A part ça très bonne évolution et avec un prix imbattable
Tinga-Atchicook –
Bought to replace a Fitbit that wasn’t as waterproof as I thought it was. Does everything that did and more for a fraction of the cost. Battery life is brilliant too – haven’t had it long but can easily see it lasting 14 days on a single charge. Why pay more for an Apple Watch when this syncs perfectly with my iPhone and does the same jobs? Feels good quality, love the contrasting strap and the watch faces available are great too. Love it!
olive –
Ich bin von Berufswegen in der glücklichen Lage seit über 12 Jahren mit einem iPhone ausgestattet zu sein. Als es dann erstmalig gedanklich um eine Smartwatch ging, ist es dann vor knapp vier Jahren die kleine SE von Apple geworden.
Nachdem sich nun mittlerweile der Akku täglich mit der Aufforderung zum Laden gemeldet hatte, wollte ich etwas stetigeres, dass aber trotzdem harmonisch mit dem iPhone zusammenarbeitet. Und bei den Bewertungen und dem Preis dachte ich mir, dass man da erst einmal nichts falsch machen kann.
Die Uhr (Bip 6) kam superfix an, und wusste hinsichtlich Design und Verarbeitung von Beginn an zu gefallen. Installation und Verbindung mit der ZEPP-App funktionierte problemlos. Wie bei jedem Umstieg muss man sich hier natürlich erst einmal neu orientieren, aber inhaltlich fühle ich mich da rundum versorgt. Nun habe ich diesbezüglich zwar nicht die riesigen Ansprüche, aber Schritte, Aktivitäten (Radfahren & Laufen), Herzfrequenz- und Schlafüberwachung sollten schon sein. Und in allen Punkten unterstützt mich die Uhr/App auch vorbildlich! ❤️
Ich nutze die Uhr/App jetzt seit etwas über drei Wochen, und kann mir (aktuell) kein Argument zurechtlegen, warum ich mir jemals wieder das mehr als vier mal so teure Konkurrenzprodukt kaufen sollte. Das Tracking gibt realistische Werte aus, die Funktionen für den Sport funktionieren besser als gewünscht, und die Daten werden sogar zusätzlich an die Health App auf dem iPhone übermittelt.
Und der ursprüngliche Grund für die Überlegung zum Umstieg: Der Akku! In den letzten 17 Tagen 1,5 mal auf 100% geladen, entleert er sich, trotz Aktivitäten- und GPS-Tracking mehr als gemächlich. In einer typischen Schlafphase verbraucht die Uhr im Ruhemodus gerade mal 2-3 Prozent der Ladung, und tagsüber (inkl. 50 Kilometer Radfahren und GPS) liege ich etwa bei 12 bis 15 Prozent Akkuentladung! So etwas erwarte ich von einer modernen Smartwatch. Da sammeln sich bei meiner Frau mit Ihrer Galaxy Watch Tränen in den Augen 😁
Natürlich gibt es auch bei dieser Uhr ein paar negative Punkte, welche ich nicht unerwähnt lassen möchte, die aber nur bedingt stören wenn man den Kaufpreis im Hinterkopf behält:
➡ Die Bluetooth-Reichweite ist nicht besonders groß. Wenn ich mein Smartphone im Erdgeschoss liegen habe und ich im 1. Stock bin, verliert die Uhr bereits die Verbindung zur ZEPP-App, über welche die Mitteilungen getriggert werden. Eingehende Anrufe und Nachrichten werden dann nicht angezeigt. Außerdem funktioniert dann auch der Sprachassistent nicht, falls man z.B. mal einen Timer stellen möchte. Die Bip 6 möchte also immer gern möglichst eng mit dem Phone kuscheln. Ich hoffe, dies wird bei zukünftigen Modellen berücksichtigt.
➡ Das mitgelieferte Silikon-Armband hat bei gerade so gereicht (letztes Loch), da ich anscheinend etwas zu kräftige Handgelenke habe. Einigen meiner Bekannten würden hier Probleme bekommen. Habe es dann kurze Zeit später gegen ein flexibles Loop-Armband ausgetauscht, und bin damit happy.
➡ Zusätzliche Watchfaces sind, wenn man es denn möchte, sowohl kostenfrei als auch mit Kosten zwischen einem und drei Euro direkt über die ZEPP-App herunterladbar. Das Angebot ist vielfältig, und es sollte für jeden etwas dabei sein. Ich würde mir allerdings wünschen, dass man die Inhalte der Anzeige etwas individueller zusammenstellen kann. In dieser Hinsicht bin ich aber auch von meiner Apple Watch verwöhnt 😉
Summa summarum: Bin derzeit sehr zufrieden mit dem Produkt!
Timm H. –
Ottimo smartwatch dall’elegante design. Per alcuni polsi potrebbe risultare ingombrante, ma essendo sottile non risulta per nulla ingombrante; già al tatto si presenta di buona fattura. Autonomia eccellente, di almeno 10 giorni, che varia in base all’uso che su facebook dell’orologio e di quante funzioni rimangono attive; notare che è privo di NFC, ma non tutti lo utilizzano. Tantissime le funzioni, sia sportive (140+) che non, con ben dettagliato monitoraggio del sonno, contapassi, battiti cardiaci ecc. Per quanto riguarda chiamate, messaggistica, notifiche ecc., avendone acquistati due, di cui uno per una persona con un dispositivo Apple ed uno per un possessore di Android, posso confermare che non c’è alcun problema di compatibilità e permette di fare tutto su entrambi: risposte scritte o vocali da orologio, chiamate, messaggi preimpostati dall’IA Zepp Flow consoni praticamente sempre. Ottima la luminosità, pure sotto luce diretta, anche grazie al sensore di luminosità automatica. Quasi sicuramente il migliore della sua categoria, per chi preferisce un design squadrato piuttosto che rotondo, e superiore anche ad altri disposutivi simili più costosi.
Salvatore Pecora –
Chris S –
This is… Wow, on a next level! My son absolutely loves it.
This watch is:
+ Way more accurate than my Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 (running, walking, cycling) – confirmed with Apple Watch and another GOS device)
+ it has amazing GenAI assistant which works really well
+ the App is very easy to use.
+ the watch is very easy to use
+ It has all the features you need and some
+ Very premium feel. I mean seriously – the strap, the watch… How this cost only just over £65 I have no idea. And I’m serious. This really feels like the price isn’t aligned with the watch at all as if this was another +£50 or there about £100 no one would complain.
+ A LOT of training/health data, seems very accurate for a smart watch. For example park run was mapped exactly and all the fitness data matched.
– oh, and the battery life. This is crazy how well this holds the battery vs Apple Watch, Samsung Galaxy watch 6 Classic and even Fitbit Sense. This is on another level. Very good battery life 😀
On the negatives –
– can’t do a birthday less then 18 years old. My Son doesn’t have 18 years yet but is very active and needs a tracker. Please, let parents decide. Had to set a wrong DoB. Not sure if that’s a limiting factor on the stats (doesn’t seems to be)
– the downloaded maps – I mean that needs easier interface on the watch. However, I suspect that this is not a feature that people will use and it’s just a gimmick? Maybe I’m wrong to have a look yourself. Not really interested in this so difficult to comment.
Overall – don’t hesitate, this is underpriced watch for the quality that you will get and for the features that it offers.
G. B. Thompson –
I have been looking at a Garmin to replace my disappointing Mobvi Ticwatch 5 pro which should have been brilliant, but has been so unreliable in terms of recording data and the battery never got better than two days. But Garmin are so expensive that I never pushed the buy button.
Then I caught an article in my news feed to say Bip 6 launched. I had an original Bip as my first smart watch and totally loved it, but moved on to get more features, though everything since has been a battery disappointment, including Samsung watch 5 pro and the Ticwatch.
Feature list for Bio 6,in launch details seemed to tick almost all I actually wanted, as an android user I can respond to messages direct on watch, GPS, speaker and mic so can do calls, AOD, multiple days battery life, standard strap fittings to change to velcro. The only two things it didn’t list was a sensor to track elevation (separate to GPS data) which I confirm it does not have. And the ability to store music on watch in order to go phone free running – this has always been a big thing for me.
But then reading some reviews, in passing they mention you can download music to watch, but dont mention it other than in passing and it is not even mentioned on the Amazfit website for the Bip 6.
Now I have the watch, I can confirm you can load music direct to the watch, but as there is no streaming app, it’s a bit of a faff and takes time, even having to convert music to correct file format. But been worth it as now I have music on watch (which can play via connected headphones or out the watch speaker!). I don’t need to constantly update the music as it’s just for background when running, so happy with a static selection of upbeat tracks. Got my phone for streaming music when needed.
Screen is amazing with an AOD, really clear to read and auto brightness adjustment. I have the AOD on all day, but set the raise to wake off, just tap one of the buttons to activate watch.
Battery has dropped 16% in 24 hours with all sensors set to maximum data collection and during this time I was setting it up, downloading the music, maps and apps etc so what I would describe as very heavy usage, with notifications enabled also. So I think that in my normal usage with AOD active all day and all health and sleep sensors set to maximum data, it will last over a week between charges, brilliant!
Worth mentioning the app is also very good, much better than when I had the original BIP. Lots of data and analysis available plus there are now actual apps you can download as well, nothing like apple or Google Wear, but I don’t need all that as that’s what the phone does. The apps available cover the sort of stuff that could be useful on a watch. 8 have downloaded a few (free).
For £79 this thing is the bargain of the year. It looks really good and build quality seems great (quality of my original BIP was really good), it’s waterproof enough for swimming etc and has it’s own internet connected voice assistant, (connection to internet through phone required to access external info, but not required for onboard assistance, such as setting timers etc). The voice assistant works really well.
The only thing missing for me, unless I am missing it is the ability to control my Alexa devices from the watch. But that really is not the be all and end all, as either my phone or multiple Alexa devices can do that job. And to repeat myself it’s £79!!!!!
I love this watch, and to confirm I purchased it myself and have no affiliation with Amazfit, just a previous device owner that loves this new watch… It’s £79!!!!!! Around the cost of a pub meal for the family.