Amazfit returns to the Balance line with two new watches, the Balance 3 and its first Ultra edition. Both models feature brighter OLED screens and extra buttons, positioning them as core components of the company’s Hybrid Training system. The Balance 3 sports a 1.5‑inch sapphire‑protected display that peaks at 3,000 nits, 50 % brighter than its predecessor.

The Balance 3 packs a 658 mAh battery that survives 21 days of normal use, matching the Balance 2’s endurance while its dual‑band GPS now runs 41 hours in Accuracy Mode, up from 33. Available in stainless steel, a titanium variant will launch soon. The Ultra, meanwhile, houses a 780 mAh cell that can last 30 days and 50 hours in GPS mode.

Priced at £370 for the stainless‑steel Balance 3 and £600 for the titanium Ultra, Amazfit also offers a future titanium Balance 3 at £450. Both watches support 10‑ATM water resistance and come with dual‑band GPS, BioTracker 6.0, and 64 GB of offline storage. With these upgrades, Amazfit solidifies its position in the competitive mid‑range fitness‑watch market. Consumers will appreciate the extended battery life and larger display, while athletes can rely on the precise GPS and integrated training analytics that sync with the Zepp app. This move strengthens Amazfit’s foothold against rivals like Garmin and Polar.