Amazfit Cheetah 2 Pro vs Apple Watch Ultra 4

Amazfit Cheetah 2 Pro and Apple Watch Ultra 4 are watches both released in 2026 (approx.) by different brands, with overlapping phone compatibility. This comparison separates the catalog's listed specifications from missing information and approximate values. It covers 18 fields, including 10 exact differences; it does not choose a winner.

Specifications side by side

FieldAmazfit Cheetah 2 ProApple Watch Ultra 4
Release year2026 (approx.)2026
Case sizes47 mm (approx.)49 mm (approx.)
Display1.32" AMOLED, 466x466Flat LTPO OLED, Always-On
Brightness3000 nits3000 nits (approx.)
Battery, as listedUp to 20 days; 31 GPS hours accurateUp to 50 hours · 84 hours saver
Operating systemZepp OSwatchOS 27
Phone compatibilityAndroid, iPhoneiPhone
Cellular connectionNoneeSIM · 5G
Water rating5ATM10ATM · EN13319 (diving)
GlassSapphireSapphire
Case materialGrade 5 titaniumTitanium (natural/black)
GPSDual-frequency GNSSDual-frequency GNSS
MapsYesYes
Payment systemNone listedApple Pay
Plan requirementNot requiredNot required
Listed sensors and featuresHeart rate, SpO2, Skin temperatureSleep apnea, ECG, HRV, Readiness score, SpO2, Skin temperature
Safety featuresNone listedCrash detection, depth, Fall detection, Satellite SOS, siren, SOS calling
Hardware flashlightNoNo

"Not listed" means the catalog has no usable value for that field. It does not mean the watch lacks the feature. Approximate values stay visible but do not support the difference count or numeric deltas.

Where they differ

Where they are the same

Which one fits you

Amazfit Cheetah 2 Pro is listed as a watch compatible with Android, iPhone. Start with that phone requirement before comparing the other rows. The exact differences above are a way to identify which listed specifications matter to your use, not evidence that one model is better in every respect.

Apple Watch Ultra 4 is listed as a watch compatible with iPhone. Start with that phone requirement before comparing the other rows. The exact differences above are a way to identify which listed specifications matter to your use, not evidence that one model is better in every respect.

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