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I'm perfectly happy with my Amazing Bip watch. It keeps track of my steps and sleep, and links to my phone so that it will buzz if I get a call or text.
It's about 7 years old now, and still gets almost a month of regular use on a single charge.
I did own an Amazfit model, the battery was dead suddenly after less than two years. A full charge wouldn't last a week.
I think that the Bip was the battery life champion. I checked sometime in the past year, and I think Amazfit watches typically lasted between 1 and 2 weeks.