The Amazfit Cor fitness band from Huami is now available internationally. The Fitbit rival is a reasonably reliable, reasonably priced gadget with excellent battery life that covers the essentials of exercise tracking.
Over the weekend, we tested the fitness tracker, and in the coming days, we’ll release a comprehensive review. Here are a few images to whet your appetite in the interim.
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Huami says that their Amazfit Cor fitness tracker is now available internationally.
When it comes to tracking daily activity, the device has so far worked really well and appears to be highly accurate. To that end, the fitness tracker records your activities as well as your steps, distance, and calories. You don’t need to touch any buttons; it tracks your sleep automatically throughout the night.
Huami says that their Amazfit Cor fitness tracker is now available internationally.
The MiFit app gives you stats on your awake time, light sleep, and deep sleep, as well as helpful sleep quality analyses and recommendations on how to extend your zz’s. There is also an optical heart rate monitor that takes continuous readings and displays your resting heart rate.
The device is available in a variety of colors and features a colorful, 1.23-inch, always-on IPS LCD screen that is covered in scratch-resistant 2.5D Corning Gorilla glass. Even though it weighs just 32 grams, the screen is clearly legible both inside and outside, and the device feels quite durable when worn.
Huami says that their Amazfit Cor fitness tracker is now available internationally.
The default display includes the time and date as well as a circle that becomes bigger as you approach your daily step target. You may navigate between the various features by tapping on the bottom of the screen and swiping to the right. This also contains some non-fitness features, including a timer, a weather display, and notifications for texts, emails, and apps.
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According to Frederik Hermann, head of U.S. marketing and sales for Huami, “Amazfit Cor is Huami’s most durable and resilient activity tracker to date, yet its sleek design looks attractive and feels comfortable for both daytime wear and sleep tracking.”
It is the perfect bracelet for people who are outdoors, have hard jobs, or frequently come into contact with dirt and water because it keeps you informed at all times thanks to its big, brilliant screen.
A 170 mAh lithium polymer battery that powers the tracker can last up to 12 days between charges. In comparison to its competitors, its battery life is excellent. You only need to remove the fitness band to refuel thanks to its 5 ATM water resistance rating.
Huami says that their Amazfit Cor fitness tracker is now available internationally. Amazfit Cor at Amazfit.com costs $79 per month. You may get it on Amazon as well (check price).
