| Use | Fitness , Running , Cycling , Swimming/Diving , Outdoor/Mountain |
The Xiaomi Amazfit Stratos 3 smart watch is here, a very interesting watch created for both everyday and professional sports, which includes Firstbeat algorithms, used today by professional sports clubs that offers you a series of data that will allow you to progress and evolve in a notorious way when exercising, at the same time that will help you prevent injuries. But obviously, this is just a small brushstroke of what this Amazfit Stratos 3 can offer you, so without further delay we dive right into the analysis of this new model of the Asian brand.
The arrival on the market of the Xiaomi Amazfit Stratos 3 smart watch is undoubtedly good news for lovers of a world that has increasingly sophisticated models. This is a model to consider for its value for money and will allow you to switch at the time when you deem appropriate to high resistance mode, something that will make the battery life is extended for 14 days, while maintaining many of its functions such as 11 sports modes, notifications or heart rate control for 24 hours, among others. In addition, this watch also offers you the option to enjoy 70 hours of uninterrupted GPS.
Although we previously spoke of 11 sports modes, in reality this Xiaomi model will offer you 80 sports modes, such as running, cycling, swimming, rowing, strength training... In addition, if you wish, while you are carrying out any of these sports, you can enjoy up to 400 songs that can be stored in this watch that has 2 GB of available space.
We must add that this Xiaomi Amazfit Stratos 3 contains four global positioning systems, which are: GALILEO, GPS, GLONASS and BEIDOU and you can combine two of them to improve both the accuracy of tracking and positioning speed.
This watch, which is the evolution of the Xiomi Amazfit Stratos 2, features a BioTrackerTM PPG optical bio-tracking sensor, which will monitor 24 hours a day your heart rate and provide you with warnings on values that are too high for both heart rate and heart rate intervals.