Amazfit Active 3 Premium for €139: smartwatch with sapphire glass, offline maps and 12-day battery

Written by Jason Miller

Amazfit Active 3 Premium is a smartwatch designed explicitly for runners, now on offer at €139. The cash register gives 45mm stainless steel is combined with a 1.32 inch AMOLED display protected by sapphire glasswith a resolution of 466×466 pixels and peak brightness up to 3,000 nitssufficient to read data and maps even under the sun.

The positioning system exploits GPS with support for six satellite systems And offline maps downloadable for free. The device delivers turn-by-turn navigationautomatic route recalculation and point-to-point planning to allow you to run without a smartphone and follow tracks directly from your wrist.

For training, Active 3 Premium integrates Zepp Coach with adaptive plans from 5K to marathon, plus structured running programs already present in the watch. Advanced metrics include lactate threshold, running power, ground contact timeposture and technique evaluation, designed to improve efficiency and prevent injuries.

Regarding the sensor HybridTrackerthis monitors your heart rate, oxygen saturation, as well as stress, sleep quality and overall load 24/7, with features like BioCharge to indicate when to push and when to recover. They are supported beyond 170 sportswith automatic recognition of some strength movements and sporting activities.

The battery gives 365 mAh guarantees up to 12 days of typical useabout 7 days with intense use and up to 24 hours of continuous GPSwith power saving mode that can extend the life up to 76 hours in outdoor activities. Internal storage from 4GBthen, allows you to load music and maps offline, while the resistance 5 ATM allows you to use it in the pool and in the rain.

Connectivity includes NFC for payments via Zepp Pay (where supported), notifications, Bluetooth calls directly from your wrist and voice controls with Zepp Flow. Compatible with Android And iPhoneAmazfit Active 3 Premium a €139 offers a combination of sapphire glass, offline mapsadvanced coaching and a 12-day battery normally found on far more expensive sports smartwatches.

Jason Miller

I'm Jason Miller, and I've been passionate about technology and storytelling for over a decade. As a lead writer at Herald Editorials, I strive to bring clarity and creativity to complex tech topics. When I'm not writing, you'll find me exploring the latest gadgets or hiking in the great outdoors.