As of spring 2026, Amazfit's T-Rex watch lineup includes four current devices. These are the T-Rex 3, the T-Rex 3 Pro in two sizes, 48mm and 44mm, and the flagship, the T-Rex Ultra 2.
All of them are conceptually designed in a similar style, have a similar, and in some places practically identical, set of hardware modules, and their functionality, given the latest updates, is also largely unchanged.
However, the prices of the watches vary, ranging from 18,000 to 50,000 rubles, which may make it difficult for potential users to choose between models in this lineup.
Today, I'll explore the specific differences between the current T-Rex watches and which model to choose without overpaying. I've used all of the models, so the video will be as practical as possible.
Timecodes:
00:00 - Intro
02:30 - External View
04:13 - Dimensions
06:30 - Finishing Materials
07:50 - Screen
08:49 - Battery
09:30 - Hardware Modules
10:47 - Functionality
12:17 - Memory Capacity
12:56 - Map Loading
13:44 - Sports Capabilities
14:20 - Prices
15:00 - Conclusions