Amazfit T-Rex 3 Pro Review: An Outdoor Watch That Doesn’t Work

Offline routing is considered to be one of the banner features of this watch. You should only be able to choose a point in the map app on the clock, then choose the straight-line or on the route. If you are not in a wide open field, the Strait-Line will not help you too much, but you should pause the skills of the road and trails to get where you are going to the route navigation.

Then you choose to run outdoor racing, walking or outdoor cycling. Why does not hiking include? Who knows, but it doesn’t really matter because 90 percent I tried, the clock would simply say, “Root creation has failed. Try again.” I only was able to work a few times and just for a very short distance and during that time one advised me to run it in Inter -Set 405, which is one of the largest, busiest highways in the country. I will not rely on this feature.

The whole subject has a general idea of ​​imperfection. Lots of questionable translations. I missed the wave when I was surfing. This is not yet recognized as the kind of energy training you are training, it is a feature that was promised earlier this year and at this point is easily available in all other sports watchs.

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Photograph: Brent Rose

It’s not all bad news. I like that this clock has an LED flashlight, it is a feature that I think every sports watch should be watch because it is so useful. The speaker and the microphone are not of great quality, but they are very nice to get them. The clock works pretty well to display notifications from your smartphone and if you are an Android user, you can even answer the coming text, or start texts through the JDP flow, though it will start rumor in continuously while driving.