Huami Amazfit Bip Lite fitness tracker launched in India, priced at Rs. 3,999 ($58)

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Last year, Xiaomi-backed Huami had launched the Amazfit BIP fitness tracker in the Indian market. Now, the company has launched a new variant of the device — Huami Amazfit BIP Lite in India, which is priced at Rs. 3,999. It will be available for purchase in India during the Amazon Prime Day sale which is set to run for two days — 15th July and 16th July.


It has multi-sport tracking, heart rate sensor, built-in GPS and promises up to 45 days of battery life, thanks to its 1.28-inch ( 176 x 176 pixels) Always-on display.

Amazfit BIP Lite features and specifications.

  •  1.28-inch ( 176 x 176 pixels) color Always-on reflective touch display with 2.5D Corning Gorilla Glass 3 protection + AF coating provides at-a-glance view for time, date, steps, weather, sports stats etc.
  •  Receive notifications for calls, messages, emails, and other apps on the always-on color touch display.
  •  Multisport tracking: Track your runs, cycling and more with mapped routes, detailed stats and heart rate zones.
  •  Optical heart rate sensor for heart rate zones.
  • Bluetooth 4.0 LE – Compatible with Android and iOS.
  •  3-axis accelerometer, Air pressure sensor (barometer) for elevation, Geomagnetic sensor (compass), GPS + GLONASS for route tracking.
  •  20 mm standard width changeable watch band.
  •  Resistant to dust, rain and splashing (IP68).
  •  Weight: 31 grams.
  • 190mAh Li-Polymer Battery offers up to 45 days of battery life.

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