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Amazfit Balance 2 review

A long battery smartwatch with dual-band GPS, offline maps, Bluetooth calls and no subscription for workout and recovery data.

By the Comredix review desk · Updated November 13, 2026

Quality (40%)
8.2
Experience (25%)
8.0
Value (35%)
8.9

Amazfit Balance 2 is the pick for someone who wants smartwatch notifications and detailed health data without a charger on the nightstand. Amazfit lists up to 21 days of typical battery life and up to 33 hours with GPS running, far beyond the daily charging of Apple and Google watches. It also packs features that usually cost more: sapphire glass, a 2,000 nit display, dual-band GPS, free offline maps with golf course and ski resort maps, 10 ATM water resistance and dive modes for freediving and recreational scuba to 45m. HybridCharge brings BioCharge, LifeLoad and Training Load together for a daily readiness view, and Amazfit says the Zepp App has no subscription fees for workout and recovery data. Two speakers handle Bluetooth calls. The limits are in phone integration: typed QWERTY message replies are marked as Android only, and the US page does not mention tap-to-pay. At $299.99 it is the cheapest long battery watch on this list.

Who it is for

people who hate charging every day

Price

$299.99.

Regular price $299.99
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 13, 2026.

Key features

  • Up to 21 days of typical battery life, up to 33 hours in GPS mode
  • Dual-band GPS with free offline maps, including golf course and ski resort maps
  • Bluetooth calls through two built-in speakers
  • HybridCharge combines BioCharge, LifeLoad and Training Load
  • 10 ATM water resistance with freediving and recreational scuba diving to 45m

Strengths and weaknesses

  • Strength: No subscription fees for workout and recovery data in the Zepp App
  • Strength: Sapphire glass and a 2,000 nit display
  • Strength: Free US shipping over $99 and a 30 day return policy
  • Weakness: Typed message replies are listed for Android only
  • Weakness: The US product page does not list tap-to-pay wallet support
  • Weakness: No flashlight, which the $369.99 Balance 3 adds

Key facts

  • Starting price: $299.99
  • Phones: iPhone and Android (Zepp App)
  • Battery: Up to 21 days
  • Water resistance: 10 ATM, diving to 45m
  • Subscription: None for workout and recovery data

Where it ranks

Amazfit Balance 2 is No. 5 in our Best Smartwatches verdict.

Alternatives we scored

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