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Amazfit ‎GTS 2 New Version Smartwatch Launched in India

Amazfit ‎GTS 2 New Version Smartwatch is now in stock and available to purchase in India online from Amazon.in. The current lowest price is ₹11,998. ( MRP:  ₹16,999.00 ). You can buy the Amazfit ‎GTS 2 New Version Smartwatch in two color options - Petal Pink or Space Black.



It has a Curved Bezel-Less Design and features an AMOLED screen with 341PPI offering a sharp and vivid display. The Amazfit GTS 2 ( New version) comes with 3GB of local storage.

Like many smartwatches these days, this new model also comes with a microphone and speaker built-in offering Bluetooth Phone calls ie, you can use your watch to answer calls like you can on an Apple Watch.

The Amazfit GTS 2 (New version) comes with Amazon Alexa built-in, so you can use voice commands to control various things. It is 5 ATM Water resistant, so you don't have to worry when going out for a swim. 



Amazfit ‎GTS 2 New Version Smartwatch Features

  • Slim and Sleek Design
  • All-day Heart Rate Tracking with Real-time Warnings 
  • Blood-oxygen Saturation Measurement ( SpO2 level )
  • Monitor Your Stress Levels
  • Sleep Quality Monitoring
  • 90+ Sports Modes
  • Smart Notifications
  • 5ATM Waterproof
  • 6--Day Extended Battery Life


Similar Models to Consider buying

Amazfit GTS 3 Smart Watch - Price: ₹13,990.00
Amazfit GTR 2e SmartWatch - Price: ₹7,999.00
Amazfit GTS2 Mini Smart Watch - Price: ₹6,999.00
Amazfit GTS 2 Smart Watch - Price: ₹12,999.00



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