Pros:– Classy and compact design – Lightweight and comfortable around the wrist– Sharp AMOLED display– Very good battery backup– Built-in GPS, impressive feature set– New Zepp OS is simple and snappy– Reliable tracking, detailed companion app
Cons:– GPS lock takes longer than usual– Auto-detection of workouts doesn’t work
Rating: 4.2/5
Price: Rs 7,999
We have grown fond of Amazfit products over the years, especially their GTR and GTS series. Though not perfect, we have seen a steady improvement in the hardware as well as software with every new generation of their watches. The Amazfit GTR 3 that we reviewed last year was a well-rounded product that debuted new sensors and newer UI for the watch as well as the Zepp app.
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Price and verdictThe Amazfit GTS 4 Mini sells for Rs 7,999 in India with a one-year warranty. If you think about it objectively, it is even cheaper than the two years old GTS 2e, and with a feature set similar to the GTS 3. That spells great value for money right there. At that price, you get a slim and stylish fitness watch with a sharp AMOLED display, built-in GPS, reliable fitness tracking thanks to the newer sensors, detailed companion app, 5ATM water resistance and very good battery backup.
It doesn’t support the calling feature from the watch, but we still don’t consider it a must-have feature, given the way it is implemented in budget watches. There are also a few minor shortcomings in the GTS 4 Mini, but the pros easily outweigh the cons, and it is very easy to recommend this product to those looking for a compact fitness watch. If you like a bigger or circular dial, this is not a watch for you. You would be better off looking for a good deal on one of the Amazfit GTR watches in the upcoming festive sales.