NEW DELHI: The Amazfit Cheetah Square is listed at Rs 15,999 on the brand's India website in Winner Champagne, the sole variant shown on the product page. The listing includes taxes and identifies dual-band GPS, offline maps and route navigation among its features. Its running tools require preparation in the Zepp app, particularly before taking an unfamiliar route.
| Variant on the official India page | Listed price | Reference price shown |
|---|---|---|
| Winner Champagne | Rs 15,999 | Rs 25,999 |
Price as of 12 November 2026, 00:26 IST. This table covers every variant displayed on the official Cheetah Square page at the check. Shipping is calculated at checkout, so the tax-inclusive product price should be read separately from the final delivery total.
What the single listed version includes
Amazfit's India listing describes heart-rate and blood-oxygen monitoring, personalised training plans and a 5 ATM water-resistance rating. The package contents are the watch, manual and charging cable. These details belong to the Cheetah Square listing; they should not be expanded with specifications from another member of the Cheetah range.
The price table is unusually straightforward because the page presents a single finish. There is no separately priced larger case or premium strap edition to reconcile on this listing. That makes the product identity important when searching: the Square name identifies the watch covered here, while the colour name identifies its displayed configuration.
The relevant context for an Indian runner is the relationship between that price and the navigation workflow. A map-capable watch can be useful on a route away from familiar landmarks, but the screen only becomes useful after the right area and route have been prepared. The purchase figure alone says little about that part of ownership.
Prepare the map area before the outing
The official Cheetah Square manual directs users to connect the watch and phone, open the model's Map section under Profile in Zepp, choose an area and send the download task to the device. Confirmation on the watch completes the requested download step.
Think of that process as preparing the background information for the planned outing. It is sensible to check the destination area while still setting up, rather than discovering at the starting point that only another location has been downloaded. This follows from the manual's area-selection requirement, not from an independent claim about nationwide map coverage.
For a weekend trip, the distinction can be easy to miss. The runner may have used the watch successfully near home and assume that experience proves the next location is ready. Area-based downloads mean the preparation question needs to be asked again when the planned activity moves somewhere else.
A route file and a background map do different jobs
The manual also supports sending route files through Zepp, including GPX, TCX and KML. Its navigation instructions explain selecting a route or saved location within a supported outdoor activity. The route is the intended path; the downloaded map provides surrounding geographic context.
Keeping those jobs separate helps make sense of an empty or unexpected navigation view. Having a route available does not, on its own, confirm that the background resource for the current place has been downloaded. Likewise, storing a map area does not decide which path the runner intends to follow.
Before setting off, establish what is on the watch and what is still on the phone. That is particularly relevant when a route was shared by another person or prepared some time earlier. The practical objective is a ready activity screen, rather than merely a file that has reached the companion app.
For structured sessions, the manual describes training templates prepared in Zepp and synchronised to the watch. It also documents interval stages, rest periods and loops for supported workouts. This gives the Cheetah Square a role beyond displaying a route: an owner can prepare the intended session as well as the geographic information before exercise begins.
Check positioning and the workout display
For workouts requiring location, the manual describes a red positioning indicator that turns green after a signal is found. It recommends starting after positioning succeeds. Map troubleshooting also asks users to check that workout map use is enabled and the resource for the current area is present.
Those instructions give the Cheetah Square story more substance than a list of feature names. Dual-band GPS, a selected route and an offline map are related capabilities, but the owner still has to bring them together in the intended activity. The listed price does not establish measured tracking accuracy or the quality of a particular route.
Readers following other watch formats can see our Active 2 price-list report and Bip 6 and Bip Max comparison. Our T-Rex 3 battery-mode explainer covers a different model's endurance claims. Their specifications and historical prices should be kept separate from this Cheetah Square check.
Official sources: Amazfit Cheetah Square India product page and Amazfit Cheetah Square user manual.
