The Amazfit GTR 4 is no longer sold on Amazfit’s US store. In October 2026 Amazfit’s US line-up has no GTR or GTS models at all. If you were looking at a GTR 4, the closest current Amazfit watches are the Balance 2 ($299.99) and Balance 3 ($369.99) for an everyday smartwatch, or the Active Max ($169.99) if price matters most. This page compares every Amazfit watch currently on sale in the US so you can pick the right one.
How this page is compiled. Every figure comes from Amazfit’s US store and specification tables, and launch details from Zepp Health press releases, checked on 17 October 2026. Battery figures are Amazfit’s claims under its own conditions. We have not tested these watches, and nothing here is a measured result.
Every current Amazfit watch, compared
| Watch | US list price | Battery, typical use | GPS battery (accuracy mode) | Dual-band GPS | Water rating | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bip 6 | $79.99 | Up to 14 days | Up to 32 hours | No | 5 ATM | Lowest price |
| Bip Max | $99.99 | Up to 20 days | Up to 40 hours | No | 5 ATM | Biggest screen (2.07 in) for the money |
| Active 2 (Round) | $99.99 | Up to 10 days | Up to 21 hours | No | 5 ATM | Small, light everyday watch |
| Active 2 (Square) | $149.99 | Up to 10 days | Up to 21 hours | No | 5 ATM | Square-screen preference |
| Active 3 Premium | $169.99 | Up to 12 days | Up to 24 hours | No | 5 ATM | Compact watch with sapphire |
| Active Max | $169.99 | Up to 25 days | Up to 64 hours | No | 5 ATM | Most battery per dollar |
| T-Rex 3 | $279.99 | Up to 27 days | Up to 42 hours | Yes | 10 ATM | Rugged on a budget (no on-watch calls) |
| Balance 2 | $299.99 | Up to 21 days | Up to 33 hours | Yes | 10 ATM | GTR 4 replacement, lower cost |
| Balance 3 (stainless steel) | $369.99 | Up to 21 days | Up to 41 hours | Yes | 10 ATM | Best all-round Amazfit |
| T-Rex 3 Pro | $399.99 | Up to 25 days (48 mm) | Up to 38 hours (48 mm) | Yes | 10 ATM | Rugged, two sizes |
| Cheetah 2 Pro | $449.99 | Up to 20 days | Up to 31 hours | Yes | 5 ATM | Running, lighter build |
| T-Rex Ultra 2 | $549.99 | Up to 30 days | Up to 50 hours | Yes | 10 ATM | Expeditions |
| Balance Ultra | $599.99 | Up to 30 days | Up to 50 hours | Yes | 10 ATM | Premium everyday watch |
| Cheetah 2 Ultra | $599.99 | Up to 30 days | Up to 60 hours | Yes | 5 ATM | Ultra running |
| T-Rex Dual Solar | $649.99 | Up to 25 days; more with solar | Up to 41 hours | Yes | 10 ATM | Solar charging |
Amazfit lists offline maps (imported map files) on every watch above, and Bluetooth calls on every model except the T-Rex 3, whose page says it has no built-in speaker. Amazfit also sells screenless bands, the Helio Strap ($99.99) and Helio Strap Pro ($199.99), for recovery and sleep tracking.
Check Amazfit Balance 3 prices on Amazon · Check Amazfit Active Max prices on Amazon
Which Amazfit should you buy?
Best overall: Balance 3
The Balance 3 has a 1.5-inch AMOLED display under sapphire glass rated up to 3,000 nits, dual-band GPS, 10 ATM water resistance, Bluetooth calls, and up to 21 days of typical use (up to 41 hours of GPS in accuracy mode). It starts at $369.99 in stainless steel; titanium is $449.99. If you liked the GTR 4’s round, dressy design, this is its nearest successor.
Best value: Active Max
At $169.99, the Active Max lists up to 25 days of typical use and 64 hours of continuous GPS, with a 1.5-inch AMOLED rated up to 3,000 nits. It lacks dual-band GPS and is rated 5 ATM rather than 10, which matters less for city running and swimming than for mountains and diving.
Cheapest: Bip 6 and Bip Max
The Bip 6 ($79.99) lasts up to 14 days; the Bip Max ($99.99) has a 2.07-inch screen, up to 20 days and 40 hours of GPS. Both have Bluetooth calls and offline maps.
Rugged: T-Rex 3, T-Rex 3 Pro, T-Rex Ultra 2
All T-Rex models are rated 10 ATM with dual-band GPS. The T-Rex 3 ($279.99) lists up to 27 days and 42 hours of GPS but has no speaker for calls. The T-Rex Ultra 2 ($549.99) goes to 30 days and 50 hours in accuracy GPS mode.
Running: Cheetah 2 Pro and Cheetah 2 Ultra
Amazfit’s running line has dual-band GPS and up to 31 hours (Pro) or 60 hours (Ultra) of GPS in accuracy mode, rated 5 ATM.
Things to know before buying any Amazfit
- Subscription: Zepp Aura Premium is optional, at $11.99 a month or $69.99 a year after a 14-day trial. Amazfit says workout and recovery data need no subscription.
- Payments: Amazfit’s US specification pages do not list Zepp Pay, and Zepp’s announcements describe it as available in Europe. Do not count on tap-to-pay in the US.
- Phones: Amazfit watches work with both iPhone and Android through the Zepp app.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Amazfit GTR 4 discontinued?
It is not on Amazfit’s US store in October 2026, and no GTR or GTS model is. Retailers may still sell remaining stock; compare any price against the Balance 2 ($299.99) and Active Max ($169.99).
What replaced the Amazfit GTR 4?
Amazfit’s round everyday smartwatches are now the Balance line: Balance 2, Balance 3 and Balance Ultra.
Which Amazfit has the longest battery life?
By Amazfit’s claims, the Balance Ultra, T-Rex Ultra 2 and Cheetah 2 Ultra at up to 30 days of typical use; with solar, the T-Rex Dual Solar goes further.
Does Amazfit need a subscription?
No. Zepp Aura Premium is optional.
Sources
- Amazfit US store and product specification pages: us.amazfit.com
- Zepp Aura subscription: us.amazfit.com/pages/zepp-aura
- Zepp Health press releases: zepp.com
Checked 17 October 2026.
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