The company Huami, a well-known manufacturer of portable “smart” electronics for sports and health monitoring, introduced in the American market a model of smart watch AMAZFIT Verge. It’s a full-fledged smart watch with a wide range of features and a strong emphasis on exercise and heart monitoring.
No need to worry about your heart rate during workout and rest! The AMAZFIT Verge features a new optical heart rate monitor for highly accurate monitoring and recording of heart rate both on demand and simply throughout the day.
All information from the tracker during workouts is analyzed and can be viewed on the screen of a paired smartphone with the Mi Fit client app installed.
The Verge watch monitors the sleeping state of the wearer and makes a schedule of deep and shallow sleep. Regularly studying these schedules will help users to optimize their daily biorhythms and get a better rest.
Great battery life
Built-in AMAZFIT Verge battery provides up to 5 days of active use. It’s a great value that means users don’t have to worry about daily recharging. Even with the most intensive use of the Verge, the battery lasts for two days.
Price and affordability
Huami AMAZFIT Verge will be available officially in March 2019 at a recommended retail price starting at 11,990 Dollars.
The AMAZFIT Verge seems to be a versatile smartwatch, serving as both a secretary and a fitness trainer. Could you please provide more details on its secretary functions? How does it assist with daily tasks, manage schedules, and handle notifications?
The AMAZFIT Verge seems like an impressive device that combines the functionality of a secretary and a trainer. Can you please provide more details about its features and how it manages to perform both tasks effectively?
Can the AMAZFIT Verge really perform both secretary and trainer functions effectively in one device? I’m curious to know if it has the capability to manage my schedule efficiently while also providing quality fitness training. Can it seamlessly switch between tasks without compromising on performance? Any insights or user experiences would be greatly appreciated!