Updated Zepp app makes Amazfit smartwatches more intuitive

The mobile application plays a significant role in the use of a connected watch. If that of the Amazfit watches, Zepp, had already seduced us with its richness and its configuration, it should improve the experience even further: the application is updated and moved to version 9.

A new, more intuitive display

The first notable change is organizational: its interface has been redesigned to become more intuitive. The display gains colors, markers and is organized into blocks of metrics. The “Home” tab, for example, always summarizes the main data, but offers to group them for greater readability. New sections are appearing, such as the preparation, sleep or “exercise” page – which includes fatigue and fitness levels. The user can then take a quick look at their information, before going into details if necessary.

A new dashboard focused on heart health is also appearing. It takes oxygen saturation, heart rate and resting heart rate, blood pressure and blood sugar. Obviously, some of this data cannot be collected by the watch and must be entered manually.

Health highlighted by Zepp

A new “Aura” tab gives pride of place to Zepp’s premium service, which analyzes the user’s sleep. Without going through the paid offer, the service still offers music and ambient sounds to relax and fall asleep more easily. If the layout of the mobile application is easier to understand, we regret that the Sleep tab is replaced by that of Aura. Zepp chooses to highlight a paid service, which already took up an important place in the previous version of the app.

In addition to these changes, version 9 of Zepp also brings a new measurement: an effort score. Calculated based on the user's recovery and preparation, this score increases depending on the exercises performed. This data suggests exercises according to the user's shape and therefore to minimize or intensify the effort provided.

The new version of the application is already available for download.