Amazfit has released the Bip Max smartwatch. Rumors about this wearable started in April 2026, and it arrives around 14 months after the Bip 6 was released.

Display and OS

The Amazfit Bip Max has a 2.07 inch AMOLED display, larger than the 1.97 inch equivalent used on the Bip 6. The screen is also 50% brighter, said to deliver up to 3,000 nits brightness. Like its predecessor, the Bip Max uses ZeppOS 5.0, with features such as the Flow 2.0 assistant and the ability to take screenshots.

Health and Fitness Features

As is typical for Amazfit’s smartwatches, there is a wide range of health and fitness tracking tools. These include many workout modes, with a Hybrid Training option, an HRV app and the brand’s latest sleep tracking algorithm. Users can access maps both online and offline, with path planning in the accompanying app. For runners, there is a race predictor tool, and the model supports integrations with TrainingPeaks, Runna and Intervals.icu.

Storage and Battery

Another significant upgrade compared to the Bip 6 is the smartwatch’s storage, with the 512MB NAND Flash replaced with 4GB eMMC. Plus, thanks to a larger 550 mAh battery, the runtime with typical use is increased from 14 to 20 days.

Pricing

You can now buy the Amazfit Bip Max smartwatch in the US for $99.99 at the brand’s online store and at its storefront. In European countries like the UK and France, it retails for £99.90/€99.90.

Filed under — Wearables · 4GB eMMC storage · 550mAh battery