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Battery life can fluctuate depending on settings, operating conditions, and various other factors, so actual performance may differ from laboratory results.

Common usage pattern: Continuous heart rate monitoring every 10 minutes, active sleep tracking; receiving up to 200 notifications daily; checking the time by raising the wrist approximately 100 times; testing blood oxygen levels 5 times a day; utilizing the bright screen for 5 minutes; engaging in exercise three times weekly for 30 minutes each session, which includes 30-minute GPS runs; voice assistant feature disabled.

Activate the Battery Saver Mode on your watch to turn off Bluetooth, heart rate monitoring, and other features, conserving battery while still tracking steps and basic sleep data.

Intense usage scenario: Continuous heart rate monitoring at 1-minute intervals, enabled sleep tracking, sleep breathing quality assessment, and stress monitoring; receiving 150 push notifications daily, illuminating the screen display; checking the time by raising the wrist 100 times; measuring blood oxygen levels 5 times a day; using a bright screen for 15 minutes; exercising 3 times a week for 30 minutes each session; running GPS for 30 minutes; activating the voice assistant.

Make use of heart rate monitoring and GPS capabilities to track workouts, offering a continuous usage time of 38 hours.

The product provides a seamless visual experience on the front thanks to its glass cover.

The Always-on Display showcases system content when the screen is active and displays the time during standby. Users must configure it manually and can easily toggle it on or off using the watch or app.

This product is not designed for medical purposes or for diagnosing health conditions. The detection results are for reference only; if you feel unwell, please seek advice from medical professionals.

When performing the one-tap measurement, ensure the watch fits snugly about one finger-width above your wrist. Keep your arm still for the best results. Movement, surroundings, and individual characteristics may affect the accuracy and speed of monitoring.

To achieve precise SpO2 readings, wear the watch comfortably, leaving a finger-width distance from your wrist. Keep your arm steady for the best results. For continuous SpO2 tracking, activate it on the watch or through the Zepp App. Set SpO2 alerts for values falling below a certain threshold, usually around 80%, in the app. Remember that factors such as movement and environmental conditions may influence the accuracy and speed of monitoring.

To activate the 24-hour heart rate monitoring, users need to enable Auto Heart Rate Monitor in the Zepp App, with a minimum interval set to 1 minute. Abnormal heart rate alerts and default values must be configured within the Zepp App.

The HUNT Fitness Study indicates that those with a PAI score of 100 or higher experience a lower risk of hypertension, heart disease, and type-2 diabetes. This research, spearheaded by Professor Ulrik Wisloff from the Faculty of Medicine at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, engaged over 230,000 participants over more than 35 years. To take advantage of this feature, continuous heart rate monitoring is essential.

Sleep monitoring identifies sleep intervals exceeding 20 minutes. Any sleep that commences or concludes between 10 PM and 8 AM is classified as night sleep. Additionally, if one falls asleep within a 60-minute window surrounding this timeframe, it also qualifies as night sleep. Sleep durations outside these hours, not intersecting with 10 PM to 8 AM, lasting more than 60 minutes are noted as naps.

Activate 24-hour stress level monitoring on the watch or within the Zepp App. Alerts for elevated stress levels will be triggered by the predefined threshold, and ensure that reminders for breathing exercises are enabled on the watch.

The accuracy and sensitivity of the workout recognition feature differ among users, influenced by their posture and skill level during exercise. Fast or diverse movements might not engage the feature. Activities such as driving or using public transport could unintentionally activate the recognition if they resemble the chosen workout mode. A weak GPS signal or unsynchronized AGPS data may misclassify outdoor activities as indoor ones.

Swimming Stroke Recognition includes Freestyle, Breaststroke, Butterfly, Backstroke, and Medley.

Indoor positioning services are currently unavailable. The speed and accuracy of location tracking may fluctuate depending on the surrounding environment.

Virtual Pacer is solely compatible with Outdoor Running and Treadmill sports modes.

According to the ISO 22810-2010 standard, the Amazfit GTR 3 is rated 5 ATM, providing water resistance up to 50 meters, making it suitable for splashes, snow, showers, and swimming. It has been tested by Bureau Veritas, with report number XRX-ESH-P21041179. To ensure water resistance, refrain from using hot showers or saunas, and switch to a fluoroelastomer strap prior to swimming. For more information, visit the support page: support.amazfit.com.

For the full list of 15 countries/regions and 14 supported languages, as well as instructions on how to activate and use Alexa on your Amazfit GTR 3, please visit support.amazfit.com.

The offline voice assistant only supports voice commands in English, Spanish, and German.

The automatic lock feature needs to be manually configured in the watch settings.

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Radio waves from this equipment might interfere with implanted medical devices such as pacemakers and hearing aids. If you use these devices, consult their manufacturers for usage instructions.