Amazfit’s Bip Max sits in the brand’s budget friendly smartwatch line, competing with entry level Fitbit and Huawei wearables that focus on the essentials. The headline feature is the oversized 2.07 inch AMOLED display, which gives you bolder text, clearer workout stats and more comfortable map viewing than smaller panels, especially when you are outdoors.

Who is the Bip Max best for?

Anyone who wants GPS tracking without carrying their phone. Built in GPS helps record runs, walks and rides more accurately, and the inclusion of offline maps is useful if you train in areas with patchy signal. There’s also 4GB storage, which is mainly about keeping data and offline content on the watch so you are less reliant on your handset during sessions.

• 2.07 inch AMOLED screen for higher contrast and better sunlight readability
• Built in GPS for phone free route tracking
• Offline maps for navigation when mobile data is unreliable
• 4GB storage for keeping content and data on the watch