The Neo comes bundled with a charger that Amazfit says can fully charge the smartwatch's battery from flat to 100% in 2. As someone who suffers from insomnia, I can find myself trying to fall asleep hours after I’m in bed.

Pair that with basic fitness features like heart rate monitoring, sleep tracking, step counter and sports modes, and you've got a nice accessory that may not only turn out to be a conversation starter at parties but also help you keep track of your health.You can even choose different modes and also gather more detailed information about your exercise time, heart rate, and more. To add some extra durability to the lightweight watch, the Neo carries a 5ATM water resistant rating, which means it's safe for swimming and showering. This smartwatch makes use of the PAI health assessment system so that complicated data regarding your heart rate, daily activities, and other health statistics can be converted into a numerical PAI score for your easy understanding.

The name of the official app has changed, but the app itself (at least for Android) hasn't gotten any better and remains the same on the inside, meaning you still see shortcuts for the same settings at multiple locations and the ones that aren't supported by the device continue to be grayed out by Amazfit instead of being hidden. You get a wearable that's water-resistant up to 50 meters and has a nice design coupled with a display having great outdoor visibility. ATM is one of the lowest ratings and means that the device can only withstand splashes of water, whereas 20 ATM is one of the highest ratings and means that the device can be used for snorkeling and water sports.There's a useful battery status watch display, which means you can keep close tabs on how much you have to play with.