Fitbit Charge 6 vs Amazfit Active Max

Fitbit Charge 6

Fitbit Charge 6

vsAmazfit Active Max

Amazfit Active Max

Fitbit Charge 6Amazfit Active Max
BatteryUp to 7 days (Fitbit estimate, default settings)Up to 25 days (typical use), up to 13 days (heavy use), up to 10 days with always-on display; up to 64 hours of continuous GPS; 658 mAh
SensorsHeart rate with machine-learning algorithm (up to 60% more accurate than Charge 5 in HIIT, spinning and rowing per Fitbit), ECG app (select countries), EDA stress scan, SpO2, heart rate variability, breathing rateBioTracker PPG biometric sensor (5PD + 2LED), accelerometer, gyroscope, geomagnetic, barometric altimeter, ambient light, temperature
NavigationBuilt-in GPS; Google Maps turn-by-turn directions—
FeaturesGoogle Wallet contactless payments, YouTube Music controls (Premium subscription), 40+ exercise modes, heart rate broadcast to compatible gym equipment over encrypted Bluetooth, Zoom + Magnification accessibility feature—
ControlsHaptic side button—
CompatibilityAndroid 9.0 or newer, iOS 15 or newer, Google Account required—
Subscription6 months of Fitbit Premium included with device—
ColorsObsidian, Porcelain, Coral—
Display—1.5-inch AMOLED, 480x480, 323 ppi, up to 3,000 nits peak, strengthened glass with anti-fingerprint coating
Body—Aluminum alloy frame, polymer case; 48.5 x 48.5 x 12.2 mm, 39.5 g without strap; 22 mm silicone strap; two buttons
Positioning—Five satellite positioning systems; free downloadable offline maps, including ski resort maps
Connectivity—Bluetooth LE 5.3, Bluetooth calls, microphone and speaker
Durability—5 ATM water resistance (ISO 22810:2010)
Storage—4GB onboard
Sports—170+ sport modes, automatic recognition of 25 strength exercises, HYROX tools, HybridCharge energy intelligence
OS—Zepp OS (release notes list an upgrade to Zepp OS 6); Zepp App for Android 7.0+ and iOS 14.0+