Amazfit GTR 2e & GTS 2e vs GTR 2 & GT 2 Smartwatches – New low-priced alternatives with little compromise. Ideal for Strava
During CES 2021, Amazfit announced their latest smartwatches the Amazfit GTR 2e and GTS 2e, offering a similar aesthetic and feature set to the existing Amazfit GTR 2 & GT 2 but at a lower price point.
I reviewed the Amazfit GTS 2 back in December and found it to be a superb option for anyone wanting a GPS equipped smartwatch that can sync with Strava (something Honor & Huawei watches can’t do).
So how do the new watches compare?
Amazfit GTR 2e & GTS 2e vs GTR 2 & GT 2 Smartwatches
GTR vs GTS – Almost the same but different design
First up, the two models in each series are essentially identical, just different shapes. The GTR models use a circular display, which makes them physically larger but the actual display is smaller at 1.39 inches vs 1.65 inches.
With a smaller display comes a lower resolution, in turn this creates a difference in battery life.
There are also some colour and strap differences which is covered in the table below.
New GTR 2e & GTS 2e models don’t lose much
The new come in at a lower price point, but there is not much difference overall. The main changes are:
- 2.5D curved surface borderless design vs 3D
- No Wi-Fi (Bluetooth only)
- No Speaker
- Added a temperature sensor
- Improved battery life.
That’s it. If you are not too fussy about the design, the improved battery life of the GTR 2e & GTS 2e could make them more tempting than the older models.
Amazfit GTR 2e & GTS 2e vs GTR 2 & GT 2 Price & Availability
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- The Amazfit GTS 2 has an RRP of £159.00
- The Amazfit GTr 2 has an RRP of £159.00
- The Amazfit GTR 2e is £119.00
- The Amazfit GTS 2e is £119.00
So, you basically save £40 for something that looks slightly less aesthetic, which I think is a bargain.
The GT2 2e is available now from Argos, the GTR 2e will be available from Feb
Amazfit GTR 2e & GTS 2e vs GTR 2 & GT 2 Specification Comparison Table
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