Five Hacks Every Amazfit Cheetah 2 Pro User Should Know
When I raced Hyrox earlier this summer, I opted for my Amazfit Cheetah 2 Pro—and I was quite pleased with the results. While Amazfit's Cheetah line isn't exactly my favorite, the Cheetah 2 Pro is a solid choice for any runner who wants a watch that looks and feels top-of-the-line (albeit with some mid-tier tradeoffs). And while the Cheetah 2 Pro has a no-nonsense marathon-watch exterior, there's a surprising amount of software most owners never touch.
- ▪When I raced Hyrox earlier this summer, I opted for my Amazfit Cheetah 2 Pro—and I was quite pleased with the results.
- ▪While Amazfit's Cheetah line isn't exactly my favorite, the Cheetah 2 Pro is a solid choice for any runner who wants a watch that looks and feels top-of-the-line (albeit with some mid-tier tradeoffs).
- ▪And while the Cheetah 2 Pro has a no-nonsense marathon-watch exterior, there's a surprising amount of software most owners never touch.
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When I raced Hyrox earlier this summer, I opted for my Amazfit Cheetah 2 Pro—and I was quite pleased with the results. While Amazfit's Cheetah line isn't exactly my favorite, the Cheetah 2 Pro is a solid choice for any runner who wants a watch that looks and feels top-of-the-line (albeit with some mid-tier tradeoffs). And while the Cheetah 2 Pro has a no-nonsense marathon-watch exterior, there's a surprising amount of software most owners never touch. Here are five features that go beyond the manual. Amazfit Cheetah 2 Pro $449.99 at Amazon Shop Now Shop Now $449.99 at Amazon Unlock a secret developer mode in your Amazfit watchBuried inside the Zepp app is a hidden menu most people will never find by accident.
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