The upcoming Amazfit smartwatch is officially making its way across the globe. Just a couple of days ago, my friend over at Chinese Smartwatches caught a brand-new, unreleased Amazfit device with the model number A2566 passing through the FCC database. That early leak revealed a classic circular watch design featuring an unusual four physical buttons—making us wonder if a new sports or outdoor watch is on the horizon.
Well, I have been digging through international regulatory portals, and I just spotted the same device hitting South Korea’s RRA (Radio Research Agency) database!
The hardware is officially moving through the global certification pipeline, which means we are getting closer and closer to an official release.
What the New RRA Certification Tells Us
The South Korean filing confirms that the device is being actively prepared for international markets. Here are the raw details straight from the RRA registry:
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Applicant / Manufacturer: Anhui Huami Information Technology Co., Ltd.
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Device Name: Specific low-power wireless device (wireless data communication system)
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Model Name: A2566
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Verification Code: RC-hM6-A2566
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Country of Manufacture: China, Vietnam
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Certification Date: May 15, 2026
Seeing both China and Vietnam listed as the manufacturing locations is a classic sign of Huami’s modern production setup for its major wearable lineups.
What Kind of Smartwatch Are We Looking At?
Since Amazfit is still hiding the official marketing name behind model number A2566, we have to look at the clues we have so far.
As Chinese Smartwatches noted from the FCC documents, the device has a completely round screen and a 4-button layout (two buttons on the left, two on the right). This specific hardware layout is highly popular with endurance athletes, runners, and outdoor adventurers because physical buttons are much easier to press than a touchscreen when your hands are sweaty or when you are wearing heavy workout gloves.
With the FCC confidentiality agreement set to last until November 2026, this watch is perfectly timed for a late 2026 launch. Whether it turns out to be a brand-new outdoor sports flagship or a highly tactile evolution of their running lineup, it is clear that Amazfit is cooking up something serious for fitness enthusiasts.
The Launch Trend is Heating Up
When an unreleased watch hits the FCC and the South Korean RRA within just a few days of each other, it means the physical hardware is finished. Amazfit is now simply clearing the final legal hurdles across different countries before sending the watch to mass production.
I am going to keep tracking this model number across more global databases to see where it pops up next. Stay tuned to Wearable Fans, and I will update you the moment we uncover the final retail name or official pictures!
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