Amazfit isn’t a household name, and neither is Huami, the Chinese firm behind the brand. However, you may have heard of Xiaomi, the smartphone maker for which Huami produces many wearable products; it’s perhaps this vital connection which has ensured that the Amazfit Bip has become one of the most notable contenders in the budget smartphone arena.
Available online for around £45, this low-cost device isn’t really a smartphone as such as it doesn’t run an OS like the Apple Watch or WearOS devices – you can’t install apps or anything as fancy as that.
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