Mibro GS Active 2: specs, who it fits and compatible phones

Mibro GS Active 2

Mibro GS Active 2 is a sport watch released in 2025 that works with iPhone and Android. It lists Dual-band GNSS, 5ATM and SpO2, Heart rate.

Specifications

Release year2025 (approx.)
Case size46 mm (approx.)
DisplayAMOLED
Brightness1200 nits
Battery as listedUp to 20 days everyday · 15 GPS hours
Water rating5ATM
Case materialAluminum, 39.9g (woven)
GPS typeDual-band GNSS
Operating systemMibro OS
Works withiPhone and Android
ConnectionNo cellular connection
Plan neededNone
Health sensorsSpO2, Heart rate

Who it fits

Overview

The Mibro GS Active 2 (2025) is a featherweight running watch: 39.9 grams with the woven strap, dual-frequency GNSS (L1+L5), up to 20 days of battery and pro running coaching, at a $79.99 official sale price. It is one of the cheapest dual-band GPS running watches in this catalog.

What it does well

Tradeoffs to know

Price and availability

$79.99 official sale price (list $99.99) from the Mibro store. Prices can change.

FAQ

Is the GS Active 2 good for marathon training?

On paper it fits: dual-band GPS, 15 hours of continuous GPS and running coaching cover long training blocks at a low price.

Does it have maps?

No. It records your route precisely, but there is no on-watch map display.

Which phones work with it?

Both iPhone and Android, through the Mibro app.

How it compares

Closest models from other brands

ModelRelease yearCase sizeBattery as listedWater ratingGPS typeWorks with
Amazfit T-Rex 3 Pro202548 mm25 days (approx.)10ATMDual-band GNSS + mapsiOS and Android
COROS Apex 4202542 / 46 mmUp to 65 GPS hours (46 mm) (approx.)5ATMDual-band GNSS + mapsiOS and Android
COROS NOMAD202546 mmUp to 22 days; 50 hours All-Systems GPS5ATMDual-band GNSS + mapsiOS and Android

Compared with Amazfit T-Rex 3 Pro, Mibro GS Active 2 lists a lower ATM rating (5 against 10) and a dimmer listed display (1200 nits against 3000).

Only values listed exactly are compared.

Phone compatibility and plan

No plan is listed as needed.

Sensors and features are listed as the maker names them and are not medical measurements.

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Last verified September 26, 2026

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