Global availability of the Amazfit Balance Special Edition wristwatch has begun. Zepp Health is donating a portion of the model's sales to One Tree Planted, a nonprofit organization, and it is available in a variety of new colors that are inspired by nature. The wearable includes a temperature sensor among its many features for tracking health and wellness.
The Balance Special Edition smartwatches are now available globally thanks to Amazfit. There are now four new colors available that are influenced by nature: Meadow (green), Lagoon (blue/green), Woodland (brown), and Deep Sea Blue. These complement the two available colorways of Sunset Grey and Midnight (black).
The company that makes the Amazfit Balance smartwatch, Zepp Health, has promised to contribute a portion of every purchase to One Tree Planted, a nonprofit that fights deforestation all over the world. Every wearable purchase will contribute $2 to forestry projects in European cities. Customers will receive an environmentally friendly sticker to identify their purchase in addition to the donation.
The Special Edition smartwatch is the same as the original model, save from the colored watch straps. Features include voice commands for Amazon Alexa, Bluetooth calling, and an assessment of your physical and mental preparedness for the day.
The wearable can be used to monitor your blood oxygen level, stress levels, heart rate, and quality of sleep, including taking your temperature at night. With normal use, the 1.5-inch HD AMOLED watch can last up to 14 days.
The same price as the original model, $229.99/£249.90/€249.90, is charged at retail for the Amazfit Balance Special Edition smartwatches. Additionally, users in the US can currently purchase the wearable for $194.99 less at the Amazfit store when they use the code BALANCEHS; however, this offer is only valid for the older color options.
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