Amazfit Launches iOS Notification Forwarding Beta in EU

Amazfit Launches iOS Notification Forwarding Beta in EU

Amazfit, the wearable brand owned by Zepp Health, announced a beta rollout of iOS Notification Forwarding for eligible iPhone users in the European Union. The feature lets users reply to messages, execute quick actions and view supported images directly from selected smartwatches, expanding the notification experience beyond simple alerts.

Amazfit Announces iOS Notification Forwarding Beta for EU Users

The company said the new beta feature will be available to iPhone users running iOS 26.5 or later. Eligible users can enable it after updating both the Zepp App and the watch firmware, either through a setup prompt in the app or via Device > Notifications > App Notifications. The rollout is scheduled to begin on June 30 and will be delivered in phases through the Zepp App. Initial device support includes the Amazfit Cheetah 2 Ultra, Balance Ultra, and Balance 3. Support for the Bip Max, Active 3 Premium, Cheetah 2 Pro, T‑Rex 3, T‑Rex 3 Pro, T‑Rex Ultra 2 and Balance 2 is expected to follow.

Feature Details and Platform Integration

iOS Notification Forwarding goes beyond basic alerts by allowing interaction with supported notifications on the watch. Depending on the notification type, users may reply to messages, mark them as read, call back, or view images from cameras, doorbells and other alerts. The capability is tied to Apple’s evolving iOS Notification Forwarding system, and Amazfit noted that reply, action and image support may vary by notification type. The feature is being refined in beta alongside Apple’s own updates, indicating a collaborative approach to integration.

Relevance for Enterprise Buyers

For organizations that issue corporate iOS devices to employees, the ability to manage notifications from a wrist‑worn device could reduce the need to pull out a phone during meetings or in secure environments. The beta’s limited geographic scope (EU only) and requirement for iOS 26.5+ mean that early adopters will be primarily European subsidiaries or teams with compatible hardware. Enterprises should monitor the rollout for stability, data‑privacy compliance within the EU, and any future expansion to additional models or regions.

Key Takeaways

  • iOS Notification Forwarding beta launches in the EU on June 30 for select Amazfit watches, including the Cheetah 2 Ultra, Balance Ultra and Balance 3.
  • The feature enables reply, quick actions (e.g., Mark as Read, Call Back) and image preview for supported notifications on iOS 26.5+ devices.
  • Additional models such as the Bip Max, Active 3 Premium and T‑Rex series will receive support in a later phase.

TechInsyte's Take

The beta introduces a modest but tangible extension of smartwatch utility for iOS users, especially in regulated European markets. Buyers should watch for broader device coverage and any enterprise‑focused management controls that may accompany the full release.

Source: Businesswire

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