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# Snapdragon W5+ Gen1 chip - blazing fast 5ATM water resistance - swim-ready durability 80-hour battery life - marathon power Ticwatch Pro 5 Android Smartwatch for Men Snapdragon W5+ Gen1 Wear OS Smart Watch 80Hrs Long Battery Life Health Fitness Tracking Built in GPS 5ATM Water Resistance Compass (Black+an Extra watchband)

**Brand:** ticwatch
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## Summary

> ⌚ Elevate your wrist game with power, precision, and style.

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- **What is this?** Ticwatch Pro 5 Android Smartwatch for Men Snapdragon W5+ Gen1 Wear OS Smart Watch 80Hrs Long Battery Life Health Fitness Tracking Built in GPS 5ATM Water Resistance Compass (Black+an Extra watchband) by ticwatch
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## Best For

- ticwatch enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted ticwatch brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Epic Battery Life:** Up to 80 hours on a single charge with fast charging—65% juice in just 30 minutes keeps you unstoppable.
- • **Dual-Layer Display:** Innovative OLED + ultra-low-power LCD combo delivers always-on info without draining your battery.
- • **Effortless Control:** Rotating crown with haptic feedback lets you scroll, zoom, and adjust with precision—even with gloves on.
- • **Next-Gen Performance:** Powered by Snapdragon W5+ Gen1 for seamless multitasking and ultra-smooth Wear OS experience.
- • **Health & Fitness Mastery:** 100+ sports modes, built-in GPS, 24/7 heart rate & blood oxygen monitoring, plus advanced heart health alerts.

## Overview

The TicWatch Pro 5 is a premium Wear OS smartwatch featuring the cutting-edge Snapdragon W5+ Gen1 chipset, a dual-layer OLED and ultra-low-power display for up to 80 hours of battery life, and advanced health tracking including 24/7 heart rate, blood oxygen, and stress monitoring. Water-resistant to 5ATM, it supports over 100 sports modes, built-in GPS, NFC payments, and offers a rotating crown for intuitive navigation. Comes with two watchbands and fast charging technology, making it a versatile and durable companion for active professionals.

## Description

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Review: Great watch made even better. - I picked this watch up as an upgrade to my TicWatch Pro 3, which I have been using for almost 3 years now. I will say I am quite happy with the upgrade. I've been using it for almost 2 weeks now, and figured I would share my thoughts. The Pro 5 looks almost identical to the 3. It is, IMHO, a great size for a watch. It's not a giant clunker (which some watches are), but it's not so small that you can't easily make out what's on the screen if there's a lot of data on it. It's comfortable to wear; I wear it 24/7 except for when I'm in the shower. Where the 3 had two big buttons, the 5 has one button in the size bezel, and one large button that's a rotating crown. The crown is great for easily scrolling through menus and lists, the button mappings are nice and easy to access previous and most used apps. It would be nice to be able to change what the button mappings are (I was really surprise that it wasn't an option in the phone app), BUT: 1. I find them useful (double press on the top button opens up Wallet), and 2. there are other options (below). It uses a new app, Mobvoi Health, which has all of the bio data that the watch tracks, and also allows you to control the watch. When I say "control the watch", I don't mean it lightly. The app is pretty impressive, you can easily set things like screen timeout, what alerts you get from the phone, what calendars you want, ability to zoom the watch screen, etc. You can pick from some really great watch faces (I had been previously using Facer, but honestly there were some really great out-of-the-box faces, and I didn't find any reason to reinstall it). Some faces even have mappable complications that you can set from the phone app. What I couldn't do by mapping a button, I could easily map any app installed on the watch to a complication. I found that I use the app for my car a lot, so on my watch I swapped out the default complication (heart rate) for my car app. The "quick actions" (not sure what they are really called) you get from pulling down from the top have expanded (now two pages worth), and you can edit the screen and put the ones you use the most in whatever position you want, which is super convenient. Oddly enough, you CAN'T do this for the main app list (where you could do it on the 3). I was pretty disappointed that you couldn't click and drag to reorder the apps, but again, there's another solution: Pressing the crown in brings up the app list which you can PIN apps to the top (can't reorder), or you can press the top button to bring up the last 6 or 8 most recently used apps, and between the two of those options make it pretty easy to get to whatever app you want to use. I feel like I'm rambling a bit, but I have to comment on the power use of this watch. I stuck with the Ticwatch Pro 3 for so long because of how well it handled power. I would charge it about every other day and that's really all it needed. The 5 puts the 3 to shame. I first got the 5 on Tuesday afternoon...Saturday afternoon it was down to 12%, which included set up and playing around with the phone. It uses the same proprietary charger as the 3 (THANK YOU MOBVOI), so now I have two :) It charges quickly, and you get an alert when it's all done (minor, but I REALLY appreciate this). Not only that, but it handles it's mode switching SO much better. If you aren't aware, the TicWatchs have 2 screens, one a general LED screen (forgive me, I don't know what flavor of LED screen it is), but over that it has an LCD screen (like an old-school digital watch) for always-on screen with low power consumption. If the 3 got really low on power, it would enter this "essential mode" where it basically only used the LCD screen, and you lost access to apps and LED screen (which I thought was great: instead of a dead watch you still have a functional digital watch). To get out of that mode, you would need to charge & reboot the watch. The 5 not only effortlessly switches in & out of essential mode without any reboots, but it still tracks all of the biometric functions (sleep, O2, heart rate - all great, btw, but I'm not writing War and Peace here) AND you can now modify the LCD screen to display different information on it. I really have to say this is a great watch. It's a big improvement over the 3, and I thought that watch was a big improvement over the other watches that I've had (a couple of Samsungs and one other). I could go on - there are lots of great QoL things, like the flashlight has two modes (one turns the screen white and the other turns the screen red so you don't kill your night vision), lots of other nice touches, but this is already TLDR. If you get this watch, you will not be disappointed. I'm quite happy with it.
Review: Still early but am impressed - My last watch was the Mobvoi Ticwatch Pro 3 that I have had since Oct 2020. It still works and I have had no problems with it but the new one, the Pro 5, caught my eye and after a couple of weeks and as many reviews I could find I purchased it. Pricey? Yeah a little bit but so far worth it, in my opinion. I am a 69 year old guy, retired, who does not use most of the extended exercise routines included with it but the Pro 5 is much more refined than the Pro 3 as you would expect. It is the little things that have made a difference for me so far. It arrived on 8 Jun 2023 and the first 24 hours the drain on the battery was a lot but this is because I was checking everything on the watch and there is plenty to learn and figure out how to apply to your needs and wants. Weight wise on the wrist I have not noticed any difference from the Pro 3. I replaced the included band with a stainless steel one because it suits me better. There are more details on the Ultra Low Power (ULP) screen than before which I have found helpful. You can also check a few other things from that screen so that helps with power usage. The watch face is slightly bigger which allows both watch faces to display more information. I like the Android 11/Wear OS 3.5 that is included. The Pro 3 had Android 9/Wear OS 2.42. The layout is different with the Pro 5 and to me seems less cluttered than the Pro 3 and you don't have to hunt as much to get to a feature. The rolling crown is a nice touch. It is fast and responsive just as the Pro 3 was when I first got it. If I had any complains or wants or wishes, it would be nice to be able to change/add tones for the alarm, same with the ringtones. The ones included are not really appealing to me but they work. None of these are necessary changes but it would ne nice. My first digital watches were Mobvoi back in their infancy and were affordable for me at the time. So I have seen the company excel and progress over several years. The one-tap measurement (heart rate, blood oxygen, respiratory rate, stress and overall heart health) can be done in approx 90 seconds for a quick look at everything. Very nice feature! No Google Assistant but I have never got into it talking to inanimate objects. Now the big thing, the battery! My test started with a full battery at 1330 (1:30pm) on 9 Jun 2023. It is now 1630 (4:30pm) on 12 Jun 2023 and I am at 50%. 75 hours if my old school math of fingers and toes is correct. Not bad but I am sure that will adjust down and up depending how busy I might be as it would for anyone else. Keep in mind I am not out much and not running around all day either like most people are and if I was there would be some more power use. I was getting about 30 to 36 hours on my Pro 3 when I set it aside and 24 hours while I was still working. Not bad either for a 2020 watch tech. Essential mode when sleeping is bound to help with battery life too. It measures the essentials while sleeping and you can set the start and stop time. GPS accurate within feet and the compass feature is good also. Health monitoring features have been refined and are more accurate in my opinion. Plenty of exercise options available in many forms. Is this the watch for you? Only you can make that decision but this has a lot of features others currently don't have along with latest Snapdragon 5+ Gen 1 chip which helps things along including a slightly larger battery than the Pro 3. Like any other Tech you are interested in, no matter what you get a better version will come long later on. Is it worth the price? I think it is. Mine came out of the box with a watch face called Color Run and I like it as it displays a lot of information and surprisingly it is readable even to an older guy like me that needs glasses to read. I am an old school guy who got into the computer revolution in the beginning, early 1970's. In 50 years we have come a long way, some good, some bad, but this watch is something else as far as wearable tech goes. A lot worry about making a fashions statement, I want something that works good and is durable, like this watch is. Like I said at the beginning, it is still early but I am impressed. Definitely recommend! Update: 13 June 2023 - 1330 (1:30pm) - At the 96 hour mark there was still 37% listed for the battery. Once again, I am an older guy who is not as active as he used to be so there is a good possibility that a more active person wearing this watch will not get quite these types of results but it should still be very good. It took 50 minutes to go from 37% to fully charged. Not bad but then again it is new and hasn't been cycled many times yet. Based on the cycling life of other rechargeable products I am sure things will drop down some percentage points and extended time limits to charge but will still be impressive by today's standards. This is a remarkable watch with a lot of features not currently available on other watches I have researched and all in one package. Yes it is pricey compared to other watches but....it all depends on what you want one for and your particular needs, and of course your wallet. And it is just a durable as the Pro 3 is meaning you don't have to be overly careful. Even though I will probably never use even half of the features this watch has available, I am still glad I got it! Update 17 June 2023: 91 hours this time, 40% battery left. The past few days I have been busier than usual and watch did its job as you would expect and hope. Accurate readings, etc. Charged early because of a long day ahead and didn't want to risk it getting out of juice even though I probably wouldn't. Just more cautious in my old age I guess. 55 minutes from 40% to 100%. So far this watch has more than lived up to the standards it advertises and I have no doubt it will continue to do so.

## Features

- 【What's in the package, an extra watchband included】1xTicWatch Pro 5 Black with silicone watchband; 1x leather watchband; 1x charging cable, 1x user manual;
- 【Unrivaled Chipset, Better Experience】TicWatch Pro 5 smartwatch is the first to feature the Snapdragon W5+ Gen 1 Wearable Platform and the latest version of Wear OS by Google. Deliver faster and smoother performance and connectivity. 2G RAM and 32G ROM Memory. NFC payment supports Google Pay and Google Wallet.
- 【New Fast Charging Technology and 628mAh 80 Hours Battery Life】Dual layers display technology delivers Ticwatch Pro 5 smartwatch an astonishing 80-hour battery life. With scheduled or smart Essential Mode, TicWatch Pro 5 dynamically adapts to your lifestyle, effortlessly extending your adventures without any interruption. With the new fast charge technology in the TicWatch Pro 5 you can easily go from 0-65% in just 30 minutes. A quick 15 minute charge will get your watch throughout the day.
- 【New Design: Rotating Crown】The bliss of scrolling through the digital world with the immediate response of TicWatch Pro 5’s rotating crown, complete with satisfying haptic feedback, elevates the smartwatch-wearing experience to whole new heights. Scroll to switch tiles, increase or decrease your music volume, and even zoom in and out on maps at ease, with only one finger, or in gloves. This crown offers you effortless yet versatile control.
- 【Ultra-low-power Display】TicWatch Pro 5 ingeniously integrates a highly efficient Ultra-low-power display on top of a stunning OLED display, This allows you to access critical information for days without a charge. In extreme scenarios, the Ultra-low-power display enables you to stay on top of your game via switchable tiles such as heart rate, blood oxygen, calories, and a compass.
- 【Advanced Health and Fitness Monitoring】TicWatch Pro 5 keeps track of your real-time fitness and health data. 5ATM Water Resistant Rating, Open Water Swim, upgraded 100+ professional sports modes, with built-in GPS, Speaker and Microphone, Sleep Tracking, Blood Oxygen Saturation, Stress Monitoring and 24H Heart Rate Monitoring (empowered by a more accurate sensor ).
- 【Heart Health】The state-of-the-art sensor on TicWatch Pro 5 constantly monitors your heart rate on a 24H basis, giving you a comprehensive view of your heart's health, alerting you of the high/low resting and exercise heart rate. While the Irregular Heart Beat (IHB) detection technology identifies a wide range of cardiac arrhythmias, including AFib, premature beat, tachycardia/bradycardia, and alerts you to potential heart health issues in real time. Note: This feature is not intended to diagnose or treat any medical condition or for any other medical purpose.
- 【New Smart Training: Recovery Time and VO2 MAX】TicWatch Pro 5 uses advanced algorithms and your unique health and fitness profile to provide highly personalized insights about when your body is ready for the next workout. VO2 MAX, a crucial metric to determine your cardiovascular fitness. This feature estimates the amount of oxygen your body can consume during intense exercise and it provides insights into how efficiently your heart and lungs are working. Note: This feature is accessible in the TicExercise watch app for activities including outdoor walking, outdoor cycling, outdoor running and indoor running.
- New Function: Heart Rate Zone Backlights】Select from an array of 18 bright colors for Ultra-low-power display to fit your look. When exercising, effortlessly track your heart rate as the backlight changes to the beat of your heart. Six colored zones ranging from serene aquamarine, to sharp orange and fiery scarlet, indicate your warm-up, cardio, or dangerous heart rate zones at a quick glance.
- 【New One Tap Measurement of Multiple Health Metrics】With just one tap, TicWatch Pro 5’s cutting-edge algorithms deliver 5 vital health metrics in just 90 seconds: heart rate, blood oxygen, respiratory rate, stress level, and heart health. Get an instant snapshot of your overall well-being anytime, anywhere. Note: This feature is not intended to diagnose or treat any medical condition or for any other medical purpose. And access to heart health data is restricted in specific geographic locations.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0F946LV63 |
| Additional Features | Activity Tracker |
| Band Material Type | Leather |
| Band Width | 24 Millimeters |
| Battery Capacity | 628 Milliamp Hours |
| Battery Cell Type | Lithium Ion |
| Best Sellers Rank | #72,130 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #1,389 in Smartwatches |
| Brand | Ticwatch |
| Built-In Media | Charging Cable, User Manual, Watch Band |
| Color | Black+an extra watchband |
| Communication Feature | Cellular, GPS |
| Compatible Devices | Smartphone |
| Compatible Phone Models | Compatible with iOS and Android devices |
| Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth |
| Customer Reviews | 3.9 out of 5 stars 3,722 Reviews |
| Display Type | OLED |
| External Testing Certification | SDS |
| GPS Geotagging Functionality | Built-in GPS |
| Human Interface Input | Buttons, Touchscreen |
| Item Dimensions | 1.97 x 1.89 x 0.48 inches |
| Item Height | 12.2 millimeters |
| Item Weight | 305 Grams |
| Manufacturer | Mobvoi |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 32 GB |
| Metrics Measured | Distance, Step Count, Calories Burned |
| Model Number | Obsidienne |
| Operating System | Wear OS 3.0 |
| RAM Memory Installed | 2 GB |
| Screen Size | 1.43 Inches |
| Shape | Round |
| Special Feature | Activity Tracker |
| Style Name | Modern |
| Supported Application | Alarm, Blood Pressure Monitor, Calendar, Camera, Contacts, Elevation Tracker, Find My Phone, Fitness Tracker, Heart Rate Monitor, Messages, Multisport Tracker, Music Player, Pedometer, Phone, Photo Gallery, Reminders, Sleep Monitor, Social Media, Time Display, Video Record, Voice Assistant, Voice Control, Weather |
| Supported Satellite Navigation System | GPS |
| UPC | 191307001323 |
| Warranty Description | 1 year warranty |
| Warranty Type | Limited |
| Water Resistance Depth | 50 Meters |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |
| Waterproof Rating | 5ATM |
| Wearable Computer Type | Smart Watch |
| Wireless Communication Standard | 2.4 GHz Radio Frequency |
| Wireless Compability | 2.4 GHz Radio Frequency |
| Wireless Provider | Go Mobile |

## Product Details

- **Operating System:** Wear OS 3.0
- **Memory Storage Capacity:** 32 GB
- **Special Feature:** Activity Tracker
- **Battery Capacity:** 628 Milliamp Hours
- **Connectivity Technology:** Bluetooth
- **Wireless Communication Standard:** 2.4 GHz Radio Frequency
- **Battery Cell Composition:** Lithium Ion
- **GPS:** Built-in GPS
- **Shape:** Round
- **Screen Size:** 1.43 Inches

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great watch made even better.
*by J***N on February 1, 2024*

I picked this watch up as an upgrade to my TicWatch Pro 3, which I have been using for almost 3 years now. I will say I am quite happy with the upgrade. I've been using it for almost 2 weeks now, and figured I would share my thoughts. The Pro 5 looks almost identical to the 3. It is, IMHO, a great size for a watch. It's not a giant clunker (which some watches are), but it's not so small that you can't easily make out what's on the screen if there's a lot of data on it. It's comfortable to wear; I wear it 24/7 except for when I'm in the shower. Where the 3 had two big buttons, the 5 has one button in the size bezel, and one large button that's a rotating crown. The crown is great for easily scrolling through menus and lists, the button mappings are nice and easy to access previous and most used apps. It would be nice to be able to change what the button mappings are (I was really surprise that it wasn't an option in the phone app), BUT: 1. I find them useful (double press on the top button opens up Wallet), and 2. there are other options (below). It uses a new app, Mobvoi Health, which has all of the bio data that the watch tracks, and also allows you to control the watch. When I say "control the watch", I don't mean it lightly. The app is pretty impressive, you can easily set things like screen timeout, what alerts you get from the phone, what calendars you want, ability to zoom the watch screen, etc. You can pick from some really great watch faces (I had been previously using Facer, but honestly there were some really great out-of-the-box faces, and I didn't find any reason to reinstall it). Some faces even have mappable complications that you can set from the phone app. What I couldn't do by mapping a button, I could easily map any app installed on the watch to a complication. I found that I use the app for my car a lot, so on my watch I swapped out the default complication (heart rate) for my car app. The "quick actions" (not sure what they are really called) you get from pulling down from the top have expanded (now two pages worth), and you can edit the screen and put the ones you use the most in whatever position you want, which is super convenient. Oddly enough, you CAN'T do this for the main app list (where you could do it on the 3). I was pretty disappointed that you couldn't click and drag to reorder the apps, but again, there's another solution: Pressing the crown in brings up the app list which you can PIN apps to the top (can't reorder), or you can press the top button to bring up the last 6 or 8 most recently used apps, and between the two of those options make it pretty easy to get to whatever app you want to use. I feel like I'm rambling a bit, but I have to comment on the power use of this watch. I stuck with the Ticwatch Pro 3 for so long because of how well it handled power. I would charge it about every other day and that's really all it needed. The 5 puts the 3 to shame. I first got the 5 on Tuesday afternoon...Saturday afternoon it was down to 12%, which included set up and playing around with the phone. It uses the same proprietary charger as the 3 (THANK YOU MOBVOI), so now I have two :) It charges quickly, and you get an alert when it's all done (minor, but I REALLY appreciate this). Not only that, but it handles it's mode switching SO much better. If you aren't aware, the TicWatchs have 2 screens, one a general LED screen (forgive me, I don't know what flavor of LED screen it is), but over that it has an LCD screen (like an old-school digital watch) for always-on screen with low power consumption. If the 3 got really low on power, it would enter this "essential mode" where it basically only used the LCD screen, and you lost access to apps and LED screen (which I thought was great: instead of a dead watch you still have a functional digital watch). To get out of that mode, you would need to charge & reboot the watch. The 5 not only effortlessly switches in & out of essential mode without any reboots, but it still tracks all of the biometric functions (sleep, O2, heart rate - all great, btw, but I'm not writing War and Peace here) AND you can now modify the LCD screen to display different information on it. I really have to say this is a great watch. It's a big improvement over the 3, and I thought that watch was a big improvement over the other watches that I've had (a couple of Samsungs and one other). I could go on - there are lots of great QoL things, like the flashlight has two modes (one turns the screen white and the other turns the screen red so you don't kill your night vision), lots of other nice touches, but this is already TLDR. If you get this watch, you will not be disappointed. I'm quite happy with it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Still early but am impressed
*by R***H on June 12, 2023*

My last watch was the Mobvoi Ticwatch Pro 3 that I have had since Oct 2020. It still works and I have had no problems with it but the new one, the Pro 5, caught my eye and after a couple of weeks and as many reviews I could find I purchased it. Pricey? Yeah a little bit but so far worth it, in my opinion. I am a 69 year old guy, retired, who does not use most of the extended exercise routines included with it but the Pro 5 is much more refined than the Pro 3 as you would expect. It is the little things that have made a difference for me so far. It arrived on 8 Jun 2023 and the first 24 hours the drain on the battery was a lot but this is because I was checking everything on the watch and there is plenty to learn and figure out how to apply to your needs and wants. Weight wise on the wrist I have not noticed any difference from the Pro 3. I replaced the included band with a stainless steel one because it suits me better. There are more details on the Ultra Low Power (ULP) screen than before which I have found helpful. You can also check a few other things from that screen so that helps with power usage. The watch face is slightly bigger which allows both watch faces to display more information. I like the Android 11/Wear OS 3.5 that is included. The Pro 3 had Android 9/Wear OS 2.42. The layout is different with the Pro 5 and to me seems less cluttered than the Pro 3 and you don't have to hunt as much to get to a feature. The rolling crown is a nice touch. It is fast and responsive just as the Pro 3 was when I first got it. If I had any complains or wants or wishes, it would be nice to be able to change/add tones for the alarm, same with the ringtones. The ones included are not really appealing to me but they work. None of these are necessary changes but it would ne nice. My first digital watches were Mobvoi back in their infancy and were affordable for me at the time. So I have seen the company excel and progress over several years. The one-tap measurement (heart rate, blood oxygen, respiratory rate, stress and overall heart health) can be done in approx 90 seconds for a quick look at everything. Very nice feature! No Google Assistant but I have never got into it talking to inanimate objects. Now the big thing, the battery! My test started with a full battery at 1330 (1:30pm) on 9 Jun 2023. It is now 1630 (4:30pm) on 12 Jun 2023 and I am at 50%. 75 hours if my old school math of fingers and toes is correct. Not bad but I am sure that will adjust down and up depending how busy I might be as it would for anyone else. Keep in mind I am not out much and not running around all day either like most people are and if I was there would be some more power use. I was getting about 30 to 36 hours on my Pro 3 when I set it aside and 24 hours while I was still working. Not bad either for a 2020 watch tech. Essential mode when sleeping is bound to help with battery life too. It measures the essentials while sleeping and you can set the start and stop time. GPS accurate within feet and the compass feature is good also. Health monitoring features have been refined and are more accurate in my opinion. Plenty of exercise options available in many forms. Is this the watch for you? Only you can make that decision but this has a lot of features others currently don't have along with latest Snapdragon 5+ Gen 1 chip which helps things along including a slightly larger battery than the Pro 3. Like any other Tech you are interested in, no matter what you get a better version will come long later on. Is it worth the price? I think it is. Mine came out of the box with a watch face called Color Run and I like it as it displays a lot of information and surprisingly it is readable even to an older guy like me that needs glasses to read. I am an old school guy who got into the computer revolution in the beginning, early 1970's. In 50 years we have come a long way, some good, some bad, but this watch is something else as far as wearable tech goes. A lot worry about making a fashions statement, I want something that works good and is durable, like this watch is. Like I said at the beginning, it is still early but I am impressed. Definitely recommend! Update: 13 June 2023 - 1330 (1:30pm) - At the 96 hour mark there was still 37% listed for the battery. Once again, I am an older guy who is not as active as he used to be so there is a good possibility that a more active person wearing this watch will not get quite these types of results but it should still be very good. It took 50 minutes to go from 37% to fully charged. Not bad but then again it is new and hasn't been cycled many times yet. Based on the cycling life of other rechargeable products I am sure things will drop down some percentage points and extended time limits to charge but will still be impressive by today's standards. This is a remarkable watch with a lot of features not currently available on other watches I have researched and all in one package. Yes it is pricey compared to other watches but....it all depends on what you want one for and your particular needs, and of course your wallet. And it is just a durable as the Pro 3 is meaning you don't have to be overly careful. Even though I will probably never use even half of the features this watch has available, I am still glad I got it! Update 17 June 2023: 91 hours this time, 40% battery left. The past few days I have been busier than usual and watch did its job as you would expect and hope. Accurate readings, etc. Charged early because of a long day ahead and didn't want to risk it getting out of juice even though I probably wouldn't. Just more cautious in my old age I guess. 55 minutes from 40% to 100%. So far this watch has more than lived up to the standards it advertises and I have no doubt it will continue to do so.

### ⭐ Junk.
*by C***T on October 28, 2024*

I bought one of these in March. For the first seven months, I absolutely loved it. Great battery life. Great functionality. Very cool. Seven months in, it all went to crap. And, Mobvoi's refusing a refund. Bad product. Worse company. If I had to do it over, I would buy a competing brand. The problem started when the health monitoring just stopped working. I contacted Mobvoi's customer service and they were unhelpful. Talked me through doing a "shipmode" which, I found out later, completely resets the watch to factor settings (and, loses everything you've done on it, which is a PAIN.) Didn't fix the health monitoring. I submit a warranty claim. The warranty folks want me to do an "off wrist calibration" but don't send me any instructions on how to do it. Redit had some information and I did that, and it got the health monitoring back. (I'm a week in, going back and forth with Mobvoi at this point.) After doing all of this to the watch, it's started just suddenly locking up. You know that battery saving dual screen thing they tout? Well, it will just suddenly display the Ticwatch logo under the low res screen and freeze. Or, it'll just freeze at a specific time and stop working. At this point, the only option is to reset. When it comes back on, it's usually lost steps or other health tracking data from the day. This is an increasingly common problem, making the watch completely unreliable for health data tracking. (The whole reason you BUY one of these things.) Another concern I have with Mobvoi is the "water proof" watch. They advertise it as completely waterproof. Reading the warranty, as I have had to do several times this last month, I notice that they have multiple exceptions including: showering or bathing with the watch on, WASHING YOUR HANDS with it on or, basically, anything other than swimming gently in calm water. The first thing the warranty folks ask is if you have showered or bathed with it on, and I've been asked that probably a dozen times dealing with Mobvoi. Basically, it's NOT WATERPROOF and if it gets screwed up getting wet, odds are that it VOIDS THE WARRANTY. I view this, quite frankly, as straight-up false advertising. Also, Mobvoi's warranty submission process is extremely inconvenient and byzantine. The website to do so had significant tech hiccups and I had a hard time even initiating the warranty process. As it stands, they're hassling me now saying it is "beyond the 30 days return period" and, generally, declining a refund. At the price point, I would have expected this watch to work for more than seven months before turning to junk as it has. And, I would have expected a reputable company to honor the warranty in a situation like this. Overall, poor device and worse company.

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