Amazfit GTS 2 mini Smartwatch with 68+ Sports Modes Review

The title names Amazfit, and the page prices this smartwatch at $147.48 in a single Blue option. The listing gives a square 1.55inch screen with a 354*306 resolution, dial dimensions of 40.5x35.8x8.95mm, a typical-usage battery life of 14 Days and a capacity of 180-220mAh. The listing also mentions CE and FCC certification and 5ATM water resistance, but it shows no document, number or lab.

Specifications

Options and pricing

Only one option can be ordered, Blue at $147.48. The specification rows in the listing show a Color line of Black, Blue and Pink, so two of those colors have no matching option here. The listing gives no size choices, and the Blue option carries one specification list.

How it compares

The Amazfit GTR 2 New Version Smartwatch Alexa Built-in Ultra-long Battery costs $210.48 and its listing gives a Professional Waterproof water line and an AMOLED material entry, against the 5ATM and square 1.55inch screen here. The X1PRO Smart Watch Heart Rate Bluetooth Calling is $86.36 and its listing gives a "Life waterproof" water line and a battery life of less than 7 days, where this listing says 14 Days. The V76 GPS Watch Built-in GPS Compass Altimeter Air Pressure costs $96.80 and its listing gives an AMOLED screen type, which this listing does not give for its square 1.55inch screen.

Shipping

• What the shipping page says. Complimentary ground shipping in 1 to 7 business days, in-store collection in 1 to 7 business days, and next-day and express options, with a pointer to delivery FAQs for methods, costs and times (checked 2026-11-11).
• What the FAQ says. Orders are delivered from the store's "global bases factories": about 1 to 4 days of processing, then 7 to 18 days of shipping, 2 to 4 weeks in total, with tracking after processing; another answer says dispatch from the factory in 2 to 3 days and up to 10 to 12 days with the carrier. It adds that post-office limits can delay parcels and that an order cannot be cancelled after 24 hours.
• Free shipping. The cart's free-shipping bar (in the store's page code, not a policy page) says free shipping on orders over $500. The pages we read state no shipping price for smaller orders.
• Taxes and duties. The FAQ says the store is not responsible for international taxes and duties, and that duties and shipping fees are not refunded on a return or exchange.
• Where it ships. The FAQ answers "Do you ship worldwide?" with yes and names no country. Nothing names the US, Canada, the UK, Australia or New Zealand, so confirm before you pay. A wrong address entered by the customer is the customer's responsibility once the parcel has left.

Returns and warranty

• Returns. The refund policy gives 30 days after receiving the item to request a return. The item must be as received, unworn or unused, with tags, in its original packaging, with proof of purchase. Email [email protected] to start; the store sends a return label if it accepts the return, and items sent back without a request are not accepted. An unboxing video is required to process any refund (checked 2026-11-11).
• Not returnable. Custom products (special orders or personalized items), perishable and personal care goods and hazardous materials cannot be returned, and the policy says it cannot accept returns on sale items or gift cards. Approved refunds go to the original payment method after inspection.
• The pages disagree. The shipping page calls returns and exchanges "easy and complimentary, within 14 days", against 30 days in the refund policy, and the FAQ says duties and shipping fees are not refunded. Ask the store which applies before you order.
• Faulty or wrong items. The FAQ says to email a photo and the order number to [email protected] for a faulty item, or a wrong size that was ordered correctly, and that the store then sends a free reshipment without taking the item back. No warranty terms appear on any page we read.

Discount code

• The code. FACESTORE (labelled "25% off") is the discount code attached to this site's affiliate account for the store. The label is the code's own, not a price we checked: we did not test whether the code applies to this item, or what it takes off at checkout.
• What the store says about discounts. Its pages give no discount-code rules. The refund policy says sale items cannot be returned and does not say whether an item bought with a code counts as one; the Terms of Service say the store may correct errors in pricing, promotions and offers, change prices without notice and cancel orders, even after you have ordered (checked 2026-11-11).

Before you buy

Aviationkart's homepage title calls it the "World's Largest Aviation Shop", but its catalog of about 3,000 items covers apparel, shoes, bags, mugs, headsets and gadgets as well as watches and jewelry. The About page calls it a family-run business that ships worldwide; the contact page gives an email address and "Munich, Germany", and the Terms of Service say the laws of India govern them (checked 2026-11-11).

This listing is a marketplace-style product sheet: the text is a supplier-style "Product information" list, and the FAQ says orders are delivered from the store's "global bases factories". Statements about materials, purity, plating, gemstones, brand and movement are the listing's own claims, which we could not verify.

The listing's title names "Amazfit" as the brand. The store's pages do not say that it is an authorized dealer of that brand, and we could not confirm that the brand made this item.

The listing's sensor and health statements (blood pressure, heart rate, blood oxygen, body temperature, sleep) are its own. We did not test any of them: treat the readings it describes as unverified, not as medical measurements.

Independent coverage: none found for this product. The only independent page found for the store is a small Trustpilot listing (7 reviews, TrustScore 2.9 when read on 11 November 2026, six of them one-star), whose newest review, dated 6 October 2026, says two expensive watches were ordered and two cheaper, different models arrived. Other reviewers there allege items that did not match the photos, unanswered support and, in one case, fraud over a drone order; one five-star review praises quality and delivery. Trustpilot does not confirm what reviewers say, and neither could we.