Amazfit Band 7
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- 18-day battery life
- 1.47-inch AMOLED display
Fast battery drain usually comes from always-on displays, GPS, frequent syncing or an aging battery.
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Trackers advertise battery life with default settings. Turning on an always-on display, continuous SpO2, frequent GPS workouts or lots of notifications can cut battery life sharply. After a couple of years, lithium batteries also hold less charge.
Most drain issues can be fixed in the settings.
Turn off always-on display and lower brightness.
Use connected GPS from your phone where available, or limit GPS workouts.
Disable continuous SpO2 or reduce heart rate sampling if you don't need it.
Limit app notifications and background sync.
Update firmware, restart the device and consider a battery replacement or new tracker if it's several years old.
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Our methodologyOne of our strongest picks is the Amazfit Band 7, a standout in our Best Fitness Trackers Under $50 list. The Fitbit Charge 6 Fitness Tracker is another excellent choice.
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Turn off always-on display and lower brightness.