The new Active 2 Square smartwatch from Amazfit is now available in markets all around the world. With its AMOLED display and high-end materials, it joins two other Active 2 wearables. HRV tracking, voice command capabilities, and sports like skiing and HYROX Race are among the features.
Around the world, the Amazfit Active 2 Square smartwatch—also referred to as the Active 2S smartwatch—has been made available. Retailers’ leaked product lists have previously included this new wearable, which was the subject of rumors earlier this year. It comes after the Active 2 Round smartwatch, which debuted in early 2025.
Amazfit Active 2 Square specs
With a brightness of up to 2,000 nits, the 1.75-inch AMOLED display on the Active 2 Square is shielded by sapphire crystal glass. The watch, which measures 43.3 x 36.9 x 9 mm (~1.7 x 1.5 x 0.4 inches), is encircled by a stainless steel frame. It has two straps: a red silicone band for working out and a black leather alternative.
Many of Amazfit’s fitness and health tracking functions are available on the company’s new Active 2 Square smartwatch. With an improved heart rate tracking algorithm, the wearable’s BioTracker 6.0 matches the accuracy of the more costly T-Rex 3 watch. Users can measure sports like skiing using a barometer, and they can track their sleep with a gyroscope. More than 160 activities are supported, such as the smart Strength Training and HYROX Race modes. It provides offline map support and GPS with turn-by-turn navigation. Additionally, the Readiness score allows users to monitor their heart rate variability (HRV) and recovery.
Those who have Android smartphones can reply to messages using the speech-to-text tool or an on-watch keyboard thanks to the brand’s Zepp Flow AI assistant, which also supports voice commands. Additionally, like with the Active 2 Round Premium, users in Europe can use Zepp Pay to pay with their watches without using their hands. With normal use, the watch can last up to 10 days between charges, claims Amazfit.
The Amazfit Active 2 Square smartwatch is now available for $149.99. As a result, it costs $20, £20, or €20 more than the Active 2 Round Premium.
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