It looks like the rollout of Amazfit’s next flagship rugged watch is moving into its final stages.
After I first spotted the upcoming Amazfit T-Rex Dual Solar in Malaysia’s SIRIM, Singapore’s IMDA, and South Korea’s RRA databases back on August 11, and then uncovered its external design details via the FCC on August 12, the watch has now surfaced in China’s official CMIIT certification database.
This latest regulatory appearance adds another key piece of the puzzle—and strongly suggests an official launch is right around the corner.
What the CMIIT Filing Reveals
The standard Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT/CMIIT) certification details officially confirm the device’s home-market compliance in China under approval code 26J340782570:
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Model Number: A2570 (matching the same identifier seen across earlier FCC and Asian regulatory filings).
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Applicant: Anhui Huami Information Technology Co., Ltd.
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Connectivity: 2.4GHz Wi-Fi (wireless LAN) and Bluetooth capabilities operating across the standard 2400–2483.5MHz band.
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Approval Date: Officially issued on July 1, 2026, with a standard 5-year validity period.
While CMIIT documents focus primarily on radio frequencies, transmit power, and spurious emission limits rather than consumer-facing specs, the timing of this approval is what matters most.
The Complete Paper Trail So Far
With this CMIIT listing in hand, the T-Rex Dual Solar (A2570) has now successfully cleared primary regulatory hurdles across almost every major market:
| Region | Regulatory Body | Confirmation |
| Southeast Asia | SIRIM (Malaysia) & IMDA (Singapore) | Early model confirmation & dual-solar branding |
| East Asia | RRA (South Korea) | Wireless standards compliance |
| North America | FCC (United States) | Physical label design & schematics |
| China | CMIIT / MIIT | Domestic radio device authorization |
What to Expect Next
The name Amazfit T-Rex Dual Solar itself points to a big leap in battery endurance—likely combining solar integration with Amazfit’s already long-lasting battery setups. Coupled with the rugged casing revealed in the FCC schematics, Amazfit is clearly positioning this device to compete directly with top-tier outdoor endurance watches.
Given that regulatory listings usually precede formal product debuts by a few weeks to a month, an official announcement from Zepp Health could happen very soon.
I’ll keep tracking global database updates and bring you more details as soon as new information hits the wire. Stay tuned!
