Amazfit Balance 2
21 days, sapphire, and a 45m dive rating — but the body composition sensor is gone.
The Balance 2 upgrades nearly everything about the original: a 658mAh cell good for 21 days, sapphire over the 1.5-inch AMOLED, 10ATM with dive certification to 45m, and 33 hours of full-accuracy GPS against the first Balance’s 26. It also quietly removes the one feature that made the original stand out — there is no BIA body composition sensor here. HybridCharge folds BioCharge, training load, and life load into a readiness-style energy score, storage jumps to 32GB so maps and music both fit, and Zepp Coach writes training plans with nothing behind a paywall. Best-equipped Amazfit short of the T-Rex line, as long as you were not buying it for body composition.
Strengths
- 21-day battery with 33 hours of full-accuracy GPS
- Sapphire glass and 10ATM with 45m dive certification
- HybridCharge readiness scoring, no subscription
Tradeoffs
- The original Balance’s BIA body composition is gone
- No contactless payment on US units
- App layer still lags Garmin badly
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Common questions
- How much does the Amazfit Balance 2 cost?
- The Amazfit Balance 2 has a list price of $299.99.
- Does the Amazfit Balance 2 require a subscription?
- No. The Amazfit Balance 2 has no subscription — you pay for the hardware once and the Amazfit app is included.
- How long does the Amazfit Balance 2 battery last?
- About 21 days of typical use per charge. Heavy GPS use, an always-on display, and continuous sensing all pull that number down.
- Is the Amazfit Balance 2 waterproof?
- The Amazfit Balance 2 is rated 10 ATM (100m), which covers showering, swimming, and surface water sports. It is not a dive rating.
- Does the Amazfit Balance 2 work with iPhone and Android?
- It pairs with both iPhone and Android.
- When was the Amazfit Balance 2 released?
- Amazfit released the Amazfit Balance 2 in 2025, and it is still in the current lineup.