Amazfit X Curved Smartwatch Sets a New Standard

Introduction

Smartwatches have traditionally relied on flat screens and daily charging. The Amazfit X Curved Smartwatch takes a different approach. With a 92° curved display, a battery that lasts up to seven days, and continuous health monitoring, it introduces design and functional changes aimed at making wearables more practical for daily life.

A Screen Designed to Fit the Wrist

The standout feature of the Amazfit X is its curved 2.07-inch AMOLED display. Built through a process of heating glass above 700°C and shaping it in multiple steps, the curve allows the watch to rest naturally on the wrist.

The display delivers 326 PPI resolution and 400 nits of brightness, making it clear even in bright sunlight. Compared to many standard smartwatches, it offers more screen area, reducing the need for excessive scrolling.

Battery Performance

Battery life is often a limiting factor in smartwatch use. The Amazfit X addresses this with a curved lithium battery that lasts up to seven days on a single charge, depending on usage. This design makes it possible to run continuous health tracking, notifications, and fitness features without frequent recharging.

Health Monitoring Functions

Health tracking is a central focus of the device. The built-in BioTracker™ PPG sensor records heart rate around the clock. An infrared sensor also measures blood oxygen levels, offering insights into cardiovascular health.

The watch includes a Personal Activity Intelligence (PAI) system, which simplifies fitness data into a single score based on activity and heart health research. This approach helps users understand how their daily movement impacts long-term health outcomes.

Sleep tracking is available as well. The watch monitors different stages of sleep—including light, deep, and REM—along with daytime naps, providing data to support healthier rest patterns.

Fitness and Navigation Features

For outdoor and fitness activities, the Amazfit X supports both GPS and GLONASS satellite systems, improving location accuracy. It includes nine sport modes, ranging from swimming to cycling. With water resistance up to 50 meters, the device is suitable for pool and open-water use.

The titanium alloy body keeps the watch lightweight, and the interface replaces traditional buttons with a pressure-sensitive sensor. Users can adjust the experience with customizable watch faces, while haptic feedback provides subtle confirmation of interactions.

Everyday Use

Beyond health and fitness, the watch includes everyday functions such as call and message notifications, alarms, weather forecasts, and reminders. These features are combined with a design intended to reduce distractions, including a “Do Not Disturb” setting.

Why It Matters

The Amazfit X illustrates how smartwatches are evolving. Its curved form reduces scrolling and fits more naturally on the wrist. The extended battery life addresses one of the most common frustrations with wearables. Its health features focus on providing meaningful insights rather than overwhelming data points.