Smartwatches · 2025 · Amazfit
The Bip 6 is the 2025 model of Amazfit’s budget smartwatch line. It offers an AMOLED display up to 2000 nits, positioning with five satellite systems, Bluetooth calling and up to 14 days of battery in typical use. Owners most often praise the battery life and sleep tracking; Bluetooth dropouts, step counting and the missing charging cable draw criticism.
Single case size: 1.97-inch AMOLED, 46.3 × 40.2 mm; Black, Charcoal, Stone and Red colours. There is no cellular (LTE) version; the larger Bip Max is a separate model.

| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Display | 1.97-inch AMOLED, 390 × 450 pixels, 302 ppi; up to 2000 nits peak brightness; tempered glass with anti-fingerprint coating |
| Case and strap | 46.3 × 40.2 × 10.45 mm; aluminium-alloy frame, fibre-reinforced polymer case; 22 mm liquid-silicone strap for 130–195 mm wrists, classic pin buckle; 2 buttons |
| Weight | 27.9 g (without strap) |
| Water resistance | 5 ATM |
| Battery | 340 mAh; 14 days typical use, 6 days heavy use, 26 days in battery saver mode, 32 hours of continuous GPS |
| Sensors | BioTracker PPG biometric sensor (5 photodiodes + 2 LEDs); accelerometer, gyroscope, ambient light, magnetometer |
| Positioning | 5 satellite systems; built-in GPS |
| Connectivity and calls | Bluetooth 5.2 (BLE); microphone and speaker; Bluetooth calling, notifications and quick reply |
| Sports and health | 140+ sports modes; automatic recognition of 25 strength exercises and 7 sports movements; 24-hour heart rate, blood-oxygen and stress monitoring; sleep stages and sleep breathing quality; Readiness score, PAI |
| Compatibility | Android 7.0 and later, iOS 14.0 and later; Zepp app |
Amazfit says the Bip 6 delivers the health and sports features of mainstream smartwatches with much longer battery life. Amazfit US
Battery life is what owners praise most: reported figures range from 8 to 16 days, and several say they moved from a Fitbit or Apple Watch and no longer charge every night. Sleep tracking, the bright readable display, low weight and the feature set for the money are also frequently praised. Criticisms fall into separate threads: one owner had to re-pair the watch every time the phone restarted or Bluetooth was turned off, and another could not pair it with any phone; two said notifications and calls arrive unreliably, two found sleep logging wrong, and several noted the arm has to move for steps to count. One owner’s side buttons stopped working, another’s watch would not wake several times a day after three weeks despite being charged, and one person got a rash from the strap. The lack of a USB-C cable in the box and a case that looks large on some wrists were also mentioned. These reports do not indicate a failure rate.
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