Amazfit Bip 5 Unity
Everything is new in May - That's probably what Zepp Health thought, too, and they quickly re-released the Amazfit Bip 5. The most noticeable change to the normal Bip 5 is the change from a plastic to a stainless steel middle frame, which makes the watch appear more high-quality.
At the same time, the dimensions and weight have been slightly reduced without compromising on protection against dust and water (IP68).
Bip 5 Unity functions at a glance
As far as hardware is concerned, the Bip 5 Unity has the same features as the standard model. That means a 1,91-inch TFT display with a resolution of 320 x 380 pixels (250 ppi) and a 300 mAh battery that lasts up to 11 days with typical use, 5 days with intensive use and up to 26 days in power saving mode endures.
However, the Unity version also lacks its own GNSS module, so a permanent connection to the smartphone is required for precise positioning during sports.
The back is still made of plastic and only the middle frame is made of stainless steel.
However, there was an upgrade in the software. Instead of Zepp OS 2.0, the Bip 5 Unity runs the new Zepp OS 3.0, which was first introduced with the Amazfit Balance. The operating system focuses on health features and offers a larger selection of apps, games and watch faces.
Athletes can choose from over 120 training modes, while a BioTracker PPG sensor continuously measures heart rate and blood oxygen saturation.
The Amazfit Bip 5 Unity is now available for 69,90 euros and, thanks to its attractive price and solid features, will particularly appeal to smartwatch beginners.
Source: Press Release
