Amazfit Active 2 boasts offline maps and an AI voice assistant for a laughably low price

The standard of entry-level, super cheap smartwatches went through the roof last year, and the just-announced Amazfit Active 2 may be the early frontrunner in the category for 2025.

Debuted on the show floor at CES 2025 in Las Vegas, the brand has detailed the Amazfit Active successor with a redesigned heart rate sensor, AI voice assistant support, and offline maps (with turn-by-turn prompts).

• Read our full Amazfit Active 2 review

Amazfit also indicates the budget sports watch's battery life sits at a solid 10 days, with a stainless steel body, 160 sports modes, and a punchy AMOLED display all featuring alongside.

However, for all the bells and whistles Amazfit has crammed into the Active 2, perhaps the most interesting is the Zepp Flow voice support. This harnesses the watch's built-in mic and speaker to act on basic commands, such as settings and notification replies.

We've already got our hands on the sports watch. We had a quick play around with the design and Zepp OS at the show, and at this point in time we've also put it through the wringer for in-depth Amazfit Active 2 review.