Amazfit pushes heart rate improvement to more smartwatches in new update - NotebookCheck.net News
Amazfit has released a significant software update for its Bip 6 smartwatch, bringing version 3.3.12.4 with a suite of new features designed to enhance user experience and fitness tracking. This update introduces advanced running metrics such as vertical oscillation and ground contact time, helping users improve their running performance. It also adds an ultra-marathon mode, gesture-based controls for workouts, and responsive button interactions even when the screen is inactive. Heart rate monitoring has been refined, with new icons distinguishing between wrist-based and external Bluetooth measurements. Additionally, the update includes jump rope reminders, making it easier to track different types of exercise. The 24.64 MB update is rolling out gradually and can be downloaded via the Zepp app. This update aims to bring features previously available on the Active 2 (Round) model to a broader range of Amazfit wearables, emphasizing health, fitness, and usability improvements.
The Key points
- Amazfit Bip 6 receives software update 3.3.12.4
- Adds advanced running metrics: vertical oscillation, ground contact
- Introduces ultra-marathon sports mode
- Gesture-based workout controls included
- Button interactions now responsive during inactive screen
- Improved heart rate monitoring with new icons
- Differentiates wrist vs external Bluetooth heart rate data
- Jump rope exercise reminders added
- 24.64 MB update available via Zepp app
- Features previously on Active 2 (Round) now on Bip 6
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