Amazfit Active 3 spotted in Zepp app update

Recent analysis of Zepp Health’s software reveals potential upcoming product launches in the wearable technology sector. A teardown of Zepp app version 10.0.5 uncovered code references to both the Amazfit Active 3 Premium and continued development support for the previously identified Amazfit T-Rex Ultra 2.

New Device References Emerge

The Zepp App 10.0.5, released recently, contained the first mention of the Amazfit Active 3 Premium within its code. The Amazfit T-Rex Ultra 2 had already appeared in a prior version of the app. Currently, there is no indication of a standard or non-premium version of the Active 3 within this build of the software.

Did You Know? The original Amazfit Active was released globally in October 2023, while the Amazfit Active 2 followed in January 2025.

These code strings, used to define user interface elements and device names during pairing, suggest active development of app-side support for these new devices. The app’s internal structure shows a string reading: Amazfit Active 3 Premium.

Potential Release Timeline

The Amazfit Active 2, reviewed in January 2025, was noted for its accurate tracking, battery life, and practical features. Considering the approximately one year and three to four month gap between the release of the first and second generation Active watches, a late March or April launch for the Active 3 could be a possibility.

Continued Support for T-Rex Ultra 2

The Amazfit T-Rex Ultra 2 continues to be referenced within the app’s code, appearing in both string entries and dex string pools. A new regulatory filing in Malaysia, tied to model number A2550 – not currently associated with any existing Amazfit watch – has also been identified. Based on the current app development activity, the T-Rex Ultra 2 appears more likely to launch first.

Expert Insight: The presence of these device references within the app’s code indicates a deliberate, phased approach to product launches. Zepp Health appears to be building the necessary software infrastructure in advance of any official announcements.

Zepp Health has not confirmed or denied these findings, and the information should be considered an early indication of potential future products.

Frequently Asked Questions

What devices were referenced in the Zepp App 10.0.5?

The Zepp App 10.0.5 contained references to the Amazfit Active 3 Premium and the Amazfit T-Rex Ultra 2.

Is there a non-premium version of the Active 3 currently indicated in the app’s code?

No, the current build of the app only references the “Amazfit Active 3 Premium” model.

What is the model number associated with the recent regulatory filing?

The regulatory filing in Malaysia is tied to model number A2550.

How might these potential new releases impact the competitive landscape of wearable technology?