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TL;DR: I have 3 TicWatches, this is my new favorite!
I started off with a different brand smartwatch and because of the lack of WearOS, it couldn't keep up with my needs, so I switched to Mobvoi with the S2 and loved it!
Once the Pro 4G (really the Pro 2) came out, I knew I had to have it for the specs and the secondary screen. Upgrading from the S2 to the Pro 4G felt like doubling everything, faster speeds, more responsive, brighter screen with ambient sensor, and all day battery (my mixed use typically would get 2.5 days out of it).
Now having seen there is a Pro 3 GPS, I needed to stay on the cutting edge and it's again feeling like a doubling of performance. None of the apps feel any lag at all and things like animations just fly around the screen. The battery hadn't needed a charge since the ~80% that it shipped with even after syncing the watch, installing system updates, and updating Google Play apps.
The boot time and even the sync seems around 30% and 20% (respectively) faster. In terms of weight, I forgot I was wearing it several times already and the strap looks sleek but feels like soft leather despite being silicone. The body of the watch has a smooth matte texture and flows perfect with the strap and doesn't feel like cold metal. The bezel is pulled back a little with the screen the same size as the Pro 4G, which gives you more room to swipe.
The spO2 sensor, sound sensor, and stress tracking were things I didn't know I needed until after using them. Speaking of, the heart rate sensor seems snappy compared to the Pro 4G. A needed feature that has been included too is the backlight in essential mode with a wrist flip.
My favorite new watch face included would be Samurai (pictured) and I'm excited to see what new faces might be able to utilize the new sensors! I've listed the watches I've seen released recently below if you're confused about the models.
TicWatch Pro
TicWatch S2 - Owned
TicWatch Pro 4G (Pro 2) - Owned
TicWatch 2020 (Pro 2 GPS)
TicWatch Pro 3 GPS - Owned
The TicWatch Pro 3 GPS is everything a smartwatch should be, and I find myself wearing it non-stop. If you're thinking about it, buy it!
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The first Wear OS by Google smartwatch with the Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear 4100 Platform and Mobvoi dual processor system
Upgraded hardware, higher and faster performance
By using the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear 4100 Platform and Mobvoi dual processor system, the TicWatch Pro 3 GPS promises a higher and faster performance while simultaneously conserving battery life. Compared with smartwatches using the Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear 3100 Platform, the Snapdragon Wear 4100+ Dual System offers improved performance for the CPU, memory, GPU and battery life.
In Smart Mode
Tilt-to-wake, press the button or touch the screen to activate the smart mode. Enjoy the thousand of Apps and watch faces in big AMOLED watch screen.
In Essential Mode
Switch to the Essential Mode automatically when battery life is running on its last 5% or tap to turn into the Essential Mode manually. Save battery life without losing key information.
Up to 72 hours under Smart Mode, enjoy full functional usage:
- Enjoy Google apps and services made for the wrist: Google Assistant, Google Pay, Google Fit, Google Maps and more.
- Choose from hundreds of apps on Google Play.
- Manage tasks, track workouts, control your music, set reminders, get notifications, stay connected to calls and messages, and more.
- Select and customize your watch face.
Up to 45 days under Enhanced Essential Mode, no compromise to uninterrupted tracking:
- Supports pedometer, 24hrs heart rate monitoring, and sleep tracking*.
- Gets the time and battery level at a glance.
- Auto power-saving when the battery goes under 5%.
*May require OTA to update the firmware.
100+ Workout Modes* are available for you to choose from, namely Pool Swimming, Yoga, Rowing Machine, Mountaineering, Body Mechanics, Trail Running, Elliptical Machine, Outdoor Running, Indoor Running, Outdoor Walking, Indoor Cycling, Free Style.
* To get new workout modes, search for TicExercise and TicHealth in the Google Play Store and then update both apps to the latest versions.
The waterproof and dustproof grades of the TicWatch Pro 3 is in accordance with IP68 (1.5m water depth, 30 minutes) in standard 60529 of the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC). It can be used for water activities in shallow waters such as swimming pools.
The following conditions may especially affect the waterproof performance of TicWatch and should be avoided：
- Drop, violent shock or strike, and violent use. - Contact with soap or soapy water when washing hands, washing dishes, doing hand laundry, showering, or bathing.
- Contact with salt water, chlorine, perfume, solvents, detergents, acids or acidic foods, spray insecticides, lotions, sunscreens, oils, or hair dyes. - Contact with high-speed water, such as water skiing, waves, waterfalls, high- pressure water guns, river rapids, rapid disturbances in pools, sinks, etc.
- Exposure to high pressure, such as deep water or in a high-pressure vessel. Liquid entering the MIC port and speaker hole may cause audio malfunction, in which case please put the TicWatch Pro 3 GPS in a dry and ventilated place to dry it.
Customer reviews
Mobvoi delivers again with this flagship!
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2020
TL;DR: I have 3 TicWatches, this is my new favorite!I started off with a different brand smartwatch and because of the lack of WearOS, it couldn't keep up with my needs, so I switched to Mobvoi with the S2 and loved it!Once the Pro 4G (really the Pro 2) came out, I knew I had to have it for the specs and the secondary screen. Upgrading from the S2 to the Pro 4G felt like doubling everything, faster speeds, more responsive, brighter screen with ambient sensor, and all day battery (my mixed use typically would get 2.5 days out of it).Now having seen there is a Pro 3 GPS, I needed to stay on the cutting edge and it's again feeling like a doubling of performance. None of the apps feel any lag at all and things like animations just fly around the screen. The battery hadn't needed a charge since the ~80% that it shipped with even after syncing the watch, installing system updates, and updating Google Play apps.The boot time and even the sync seems around 30% and 20% (respectively) faster. In terms of weight, I forgot I was wearing it several times already and the strap looks sleek but feels like soft leather despite being silicone. The body of the watch has a smooth matte texture and flows perfect with the strap and doesn't feel like cold metal. The bezel is pulled back a little with the screen the same size as the Pro 4G, which gives you more room to swipe.The spO2 sensor, sound sensor, and stress tracking were things I didn't know I needed until after using them. Speaking of, the heart rate sensor seems snappy compared to the Pro 4G. A needed feature that has been included too is the backlight in essential mode with a wrist flip.My favorite new watch face included would be Samurai (pictured) and I'm excited to see what new faces might be able to utilize the new sensors! I've listed the watches I've seen released recently below if you're confused about the models.TicWatch ProTicWatch S2 - OwnedTicWatch Pro 4G (Pro 2) - OwnedTicWatch 2020 (Pro 2 GPS)TicWatch Pro 3 GPS - OwnedThe TicWatch Pro 3 GPS is everything a smartwatch should be, and I find myself wearing it non-stop. If you're thinking about it, buy it!
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2020
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Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2020
TL;DR: I have 3 TicWatches, this is my new favorite!
I started off with a different brand smartwatch and because of the lack of WearOS, it couldn't keep up with my needs, so I switched to Mobvoi with the S2 and loved it!
Once the Pro 4G (really the Pro 2) came out, I knew I had to have it for the specs and the secondary screen. Upgrading from the S2 to the Pro 4G felt like doubling everything, faster speeds, more responsive, brighter screen with ambient sensor, and all day battery (my mixed use typically would get 2.5 days out of it).
Now having seen there is a Pro 3 GPS, I needed to stay on the cutting edge and it's again feeling like a doubling of performance. None of the apps feel any lag at all and things like animations just fly around the screen. The battery hadn't needed a charge since the ~80% that it shipped with even after syncing the watch, installing system updates, and updating Google Play apps.
The boot time and even the sync seems around 30% and 20% (respectively) faster. In terms of weight, I forgot I was wearing it several times already and the strap looks sleek but feels like soft leather despite being silicone. The body of the watch has a smooth matte texture and flows perfect with the strap and doesn't feel like cold metal. The bezel is pulled back a little with the screen the same size as the Pro 4G, which gives you more room to swipe.
The spO2 sensor, sound sensor, and stress tracking were things I didn't know I needed until after using them. Speaking of, the heart rate sensor seems snappy compared to the Pro 4G. A needed feature that has been included too is the backlight in essential mode with a wrist flip.
My favorite new watch face included would be Samurai (pictured) and I'm excited to see what new faces might be able to utilize the new sensors! I've listed the watches I've seen released recently below if you're confused about the models.
TicWatch Pro
TicWatch S2 - Owned
TicWatch Pro 4G (Pro 2) - Owned
TicWatch 2020 (Pro 2 GPS)
TicWatch Pro 3 GPS - Owned
The TicWatch Pro 3 GPS is everything a smartwatch should be, and I find myself wearing it non-stop. If you're thinking about it, buy it!
I started off with a different brand smartwatch and because of the lack of WearOS, it couldn't keep up with my needs, so I switched to Mobvoi with the S2 and loved it!
Once the Pro 4G (really the Pro 2) came out, I knew I had to have it for the specs and the secondary screen. Upgrading from the S2 to the Pro 4G felt like doubling everything, faster speeds, more responsive, brighter screen with ambient sensor, and all day battery (my mixed use typically would get 2.5 days out of it).
Now having seen there is a Pro 3 GPS, I needed to stay on the cutting edge and it's again feeling like a doubling of performance. None of the apps feel any lag at all and things like animations just fly around the screen. The battery hadn't needed a charge since the ~80% that it shipped with even after syncing the watch, installing system updates, and updating Google Play apps.
The boot time and even the sync seems around 30% and 20% (respectively) faster. In terms of weight, I forgot I was wearing it several times already and the strap looks sleek but feels like soft leather despite being silicone. The body of the watch has a smooth matte texture and flows perfect with the strap and doesn't feel like cold metal. The bezel is pulled back a little with the screen the same size as the Pro 4G, which gives you more room to swipe.
The spO2 sensor, sound sensor, and stress tracking were things I didn't know I needed until after using them. Speaking of, the heart rate sensor seems snappy compared to the Pro 4G. A needed feature that has been included too is the backlight in essential mode with a wrist flip.
My favorite new watch face included would be Samurai (pictured) and I'm excited to see what new faces might be able to utilize the new sensors! I've listed the watches I've seen released recently below if you're confused about the models.
TicWatch Pro
TicWatch S2 - Owned
TicWatch Pro 4G (Pro 2) - Owned
TicWatch 2020 (Pro 2 GPS)
TicWatch Pro 3 GPS - Owned
The TicWatch Pro 3 GPS is everything a smartwatch should be, and I find myself wearing it non-stop. If you're thinking about it, buy it!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2020
I previously owned the Tic Watch Pro 4G. It was a good Wear OS, but it was not the “Best.” After the 2020 pandemic started, I started to learn and realize how crucial monitoring your vitals were. While the Tic Watch 4G had a variety of sensors to measure heart rate and more, other watches in this segment had more sensors and better tracking. When the Apple Watch Series 6 was announced, I looked to see if I could find a Wear OS that was comparable to it. Luckily, the Tic Watch 3 was announced with all the features I was looking for and more.
FIT AND FINISH:
I received the Tic Watch 3 not too long after release and was pleasantly surprised to find that it was thinner than the Tic Watch 4G. The thinness makes a significant difference as I used to hit the Tic Watch 4G against stuff all the time due to me not giving my arm enough clearance. With the Tic Watch 3, I have not had that problem at all. The Tic Watch 4G’s included watchband was extremely elastic and worried me that it would snap easily. The new Tic Watch 3’s band is far better and seems more durable. I was disappointed to see that the holder-shaped charger from the Tic Watch 4G did not make a return. Instead, a new clip-on-shaped charger with an inset head was included. The pinout for the two watches looks the same, but the chargers are incompatible with one another.
BATTERY LIFE:
During my first few days of use, where I was using all the features often, I got an extended 2-day battery life with enough charge left to take me into the morning of the third day. Under my normal “stop-and-go” usage, I was able to achieve 4-days with still a 50% charge at the beginning of day 4. My Tic Watch 4G would get 1-day under the “frequent use” and 3-days under my typical use, where it would barely last the third day. I would not be surprised if I only needed to charge my Tic Watch 3 once or twice a week. The sensors do use more power, so it will vary depending on how often you use those sensors.
ESSENTIAL MODE / LCD MODE:
The most notable feature of the Tic Watch Pro series, the LCD is one of the reasons why I recommend this watch over the competitors. While it does offer the benefit of saving power, I find it to be ‘essential’ for students and test-takers. While the rules are changing to prohibit watches during an exam, the ability to have a “dumb” watch on-demand is essential. One edge that the Tic Watch 4G has over the 3 is the fact that the 4G’s LCD had a brighter background. While the Tic Watch 3 now has a backlight to make up for its darkness, the old watch was more readable, and that I now must use the light during the day. I have included pictures so you can see the difference. The design of the new LCD is also far more attractive and includes more measurements that were usually unavailable on the old Tic Watch 4G.
WEAR OS / SCREEN:
The screen on the new Tic Watch 3 is brighter and more vivid. The improvements make daytime readability better than before, which was already great. Wear OS feels fast, and notifications synchronization is much better. My Tic Watch 4G had problems where it would not like to connect to Wi-Fi. The new watch has no issues connecting to Wi-Fi. The new launcher for the watch is better than the stock Wear OS launcher, but you can still revert to the earlier version if you prefer. I am disappointed to see that a scrolling crown still has not been implemented, but the touch screen works fine. The speaker is loud and clear and sounds as good as my phone speaker. The microphone is also better, and phone calls are well received. I have had no issues or glitches with the interface yet.
GOOGLE FIT / TIC HEALTH / SENSORS:
With the Tic Watch 4G, I preferred to use Google Fit over Tic Health, since both had supplied the same benefits, and Google Fit was more informative. Mobvoi has improved Tic Health significantly. Tic Pulse is a wonderful way to get your heart rate and see a graph without having to look for it. Tic Sleep is interesting. It can monitor how you sleep, analyzing the times you were lightly sleeping, in a deep sleep, in the REM state, or were awake. It also graphs your pulse and blood oxygen over your rest. The information was surprising to see. I believe it is a great app to use if you struggle to get a good rest. Tic Zen analyzes a variety of health data to give you a stress level. It is a little slow but informative. This feature will be useful for those who struggle with stress and want to see how they can improve their mental and physical health. Tic Oxygen is the Blood Oxygen Monitoring app. It takes like 10-20 seconds per reading, but it gives you a confident measurement. As we have seen from the COVID-19 outbreak, we must keep our Blood Oxygen Level above 94%. This sensor is the most useful sensor on any health wearable during this time. With consistent tracking, you can learn the warning signs early. Tic Hearing tracks noise level. I am not entirely sure that it is a needed tracking feature, but it exists and reports accurately. Tic Exercise is a great tool to help you record exercises and get relevant health data based on the activity selected. Tic Breathe is a breathing app that is comparable to the one available in Google Fit. It works well.
Overall, I am impressed with the improvements that the Tic Watch 3 GPS brings! It does everything one could think of and more. In the past, I could only recommend Wear OS watches to those who were technical or could deal with small inconsistencies. I can now recommend a Wear OS watch to everyone and feel good knowing that it is just as good, if not better than the Apple Watch Series 6. I know this was a long review, but this watch deserves all the praise.
FIT AND FINISH:
I received the Tic Watch 3 not too long after release and was pleasantly surprised to find that it was thinner than the Tic Watch 4G. The thinness makes a significant difference as I used to hit the Tic Watch 4G against stuff all the time due to me not giving my arm enough clearance. With the Tic Watch 3, I have not had that problem at all. The Tic Watch 4G’s included watchband was extremely elastic and worried me that it would snap easily. The new Tic Watch 3’s band is far better and seems more durable. I was disappointed to see that the holder-shaped charger from the Tic Watch 4G did not make a return. Instead, a new clip-on-shaped charger with an inset head was included. The pinout for the two watches looks the same, but the chargers are incompatible with one another.
BATTERY LIFE:
During my first few days of use, where I was using all the features often, I got an extended 2-day battery life with enough charge left to take me into the morning of the third day. Under my normal “stop-and-go” usage, I was able to achieve 4-days with still a 50% charge at the beginning of day 4. My Tic Watch 4G would get 1-day under the “frequent use” and 3-days under my typical use, where it would barely last the third day. I would not be surprised if I only needed to charge my Tic Watch 3 once or twice a week. The sensors do use more power, so it will vary depending on how often you use those sensors.
ESSENTIAL MODE / LCD MODE:
The most notable feature of the Tic Watch Pro series, the LCD is one of the reasons why I recommend this watch over the competitors. While it does offer the benefit of saving power, I find it to be ‘essential’ for students and test-takers. While the rules are changing to prohibit watches during an exam, the ability to have a “dumb” watch on-demand is essential. One edge that the Tic Watch 4G has over the 3 is the fact that the 4G’s LCD had a brighter background. While the Tic Watch 3 now has a backlight to make up for its darkness, the old watch was more readable, and that I now must use the light during the day. I have included pictures so you can see the difference. The design of the new LCD is also far more attractive and includes more measurements that were usually unavailable on the old Tic Watch 4G.
WEAR OS / SCREEN:
The screen on the new Tic Watch 3 is brighter and more vivid. The improvements make daytime readability better than before, which was already great. Wear OS feels fast, and notifications synchronization is much better. My Tic Watch 4G had problems where it would not like to connect to Wi-Fi. The new watch has no issues connecting to Wi-Fi. The new launcher for the watch is better than the stock Wear OS launcher, but you can still revert to the earlier version if you prefer. I am disappointed to see that a scrolling crown still has not been implemented, but the touch screen works fine. The speaker is loud and clear and sounds as good as my phone speaker. The microphone is also better, and phone calls are well received. I have had no issues or glitches with the interface yet.
GOOGLE FIT / TIC HEALTH / SENSORS:
With the Tic Watch 4G, I preferred to use Google Fit over Tic Health, since both had supplied the same benefits, and Google Fit was more informative. Mobvoi has improved Tic Health significantly. Tic Pulse is a wonderful way to get your heart rate and see a graph without having to look for it. Tic Sleep is interesting. It can monitor how you sleep, analyzing the times you were lightly sleeping, in a deep sleep, in the REM state, or were awake. It also graphs your pulse and blood oxygen over your rest. The information was surprising to see. I believe it is a great app to use if you struggle to get a good rest. Tic Zen analyzes a variety of health data to give you a stress level. It is a little slow but informative. This feature will be useful for those who struggle with stress and want to see how they can improve their mental and physical health. Tic Oxygen is the Blood Oxygen Monitoring app. It takes like 10-20 seconds per reading, but it gives you a confident measurement. As we have seen from the COVID-19 outbreak, we must keep our Blood Oxygen Level above 94%. This sensor is the most useful sensor on any health wearable during this time. With consistent tracking, you can learn the warning signs early. Tic Hearing tracks noise level. I am not entirely sure that it is a needed tracking feature, but it exists and reports accurately. Tic Exercise is a great tool to help you record exercises and get relevant health data based on the activity selected. Tic Breathe is a breathing app that is comparable to the one available in Google Fit. It works well.
Overall, I am impressed with the improvements that the Tic Watch 3 GPS brings! It does everything one could think of and more. In the past, I could only recommend Wear OS watches to those who were technical or could deal with small inconsistencies. I can now recommend a Wear OS watch to everyone and feel good knowing that it is just as good, if not better than the Apple Watch Series 6. I know this was a long review, but this watch deserves all the praise.
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