GTR 3 Pro Smartwatch Review: 1.43” AMOLED Display & Fitness Tracking
Introduction
For the past few weeks, I’ve been wearing the GTR 3 Pro smartwatch (Model Number: GTR 3 Pro) – a stylish and feature-packed device promising a blend of fitness tracking, smart notifications, and convenient call functionality. This in-depth review delves into its strengths and weaknesses, providing a realistic assessment of its daily usability.
Key Features
The GTR 3 Pro boasts a compelling array of features. The standout is undoubtedly the vibrant 1.43″ AMOLED display, offering crisp visuals even in bright sunlight. Call functionality worked seamlessly after pairing with my phone. I appreciated the ability to quickly glance at notifications without reaching for my phone. The range of fitness tracking modes, exceeding 100, caters to a wide variety of activities. Sleep tracking is another highlight, providing detailed insights into sleep stages.
| Material | Rubber |
|---|---|
| Battery Size | 260 mAh |
| Product Weight | 27.5 g |
| Colour Name | Champagne Gold |
| Band Material | Silicone/Rubber |
| Display Type | AMOLED |
| Face/Dial Shape | Round |
| Band Size | Small & Large (Both Included) |
| Band Length | 235 mm |
| Features | Bluetooth, Breath Monitor, Eco Friendly, Sleep Monitor, SpO2 Monitor |
| Model Number | GTR 3 Pro |
| Model Name | GTR 3 Pro |
Performance and Accuracy
The GTR 3 Pro performed admirably during my testing. The AMOLED screen was a pleasure to use, and the responsiveness of the touchscreen was consistently reliable. Call quality was surprisingly good for a smartwatch, with clear audio on both ends. Fitness tracking data aligned reasonably well with my other fitness trackers, though there were occasional minor discrepancies. The sleep tracking was quite detailed and offered helpful insights into my sleep patterns. Battery life lived up to the manufacturer’s claims, comfortably lasting over a week on a single charge with moderate usage.
However, the SpO2 readings occasionally seemed slightly off compared to a dedicated oximeter. This isn’t a deal-breaker, but it’s worth noting for those relying on precise measurements.
Pros & Cons
- Pros: Stunning AMOLED display, convenient call functionality, accurate fitness tracking (mostly), detailed sleep tracking, long battery life, comfortable band.
- Cons: SpO2 readings can be inconsistent, some minor UI quirks.
Final Verdict
The GTR 3 Pro smartwatch offers a compelling combination of style, functionality, and performance. While the SpO2 sensor’s accuracy could be improved, the overall package is very impressive. The long battery life, combined with its comprehensive feature set, makes it a strong contender in the competitive smartwatch market. I would recommend the GTR 3 Pro to anyone looking for a versatile and stylish smartwatch that doesn’t break the bank.
