Ticwatch Pro 3 Ultra 4G WH11013 LTE Smartwatch with Vodafone OneNumber and Orange eSIM Qualcomm and Mobvoi Dual Wear OS blood oxygen detection processor system, black screen

The media could not be loaded. Having owned the original Ticwatch Pro for 2 years I have now upgraded to the latest Ticwatch Pro 3 Ultra 4G/LTE. I have used the previous watch daily and was amazed by how well it worked. The latest model brings through all the previous great aspects of the watch and improves on other features.The Ticwatch Pro 3 really excels above its competitors with regard to battery life, much like phones it has become the norm to expect to charge the device daily, but these watches will last several days on one charge with normal usage. In the essential mode the watch will last weeks on one charge.I use the GPS in standalone mode when go out for a run, so I can leave my bulking phone at home or work and go out for a quick run. The built in sensors track pace, cadence, heart rate. This is an ideal watch to use to track your running.One thing that has improved significantly from the previous version is how well the watch feels on my wrist. The combination of it being slightly lighter, thinner, and some bevelled edges makes it the most comfortable smartwatch I've ever tried on.The watch strap feels very comfortable, it has a classy leather top combined with a comfortable silicone base to make it really usable as an everyday watch that looks good smart in the office but practical for exercise too. The strap is a quick change 22mm strap, so you can quickly change the look of the watch to match your style.Another thing that has improved significantly is the fluidity of the menus, my previous watch did suffer from being a bit laggy when scrolling through menus and starting apps, but this watch is way better much quicker response to touch and opening apps.Overall I'm very happy with the watch, I think it’s a great choice for people considering a flagship Android wear watch that has great battery life, premium look and feel. As a previous Ticwatch owner I can testify that the reliability and build quality is excellent.

This is the 3rd TicWatch I have owned, and with each new edition they improve.The packing felt premium, much like the product and taking it out of the box the watch was surprisingly light. Initially I thought the battery had to be put on separately due to the weight.I've , enclosed some photos. The watch with the brown strap is this new edition and the black strap is the older edition. They are similar in size, but the new watch is noticeably thinner. Despite this the performance is enhanced and there is nothing lost from the watch.I've used the watch at the Gym, and the tracking is good, I liked the breakdown of the warm up, fat burning times it gives you. This will be helpful in tracking your workouts.Battery life - One of the biggest frustrations of the first tic watch for me was the need to put on charge every night. I used this all weekend and still had 65% battery at the end of two days with me being away and using the maps function. This is vast improvement on the first version of the pro I had.The strap this comes with does look a little more formal, I will wear this for work. I'm not sure how well the brown goes with the Black but overall I'm pleased with how it looks. The strap is a little Rigid, however I feel like the previous watch this will soften. In any event the straps can be changed so if this is not to personal taste then this can change.The watch charger - this is a small point, but a fairly important one. When I upgraded from my 1st TicWatch to my 2nd. The change in charger was frustrating because i'd purchased chargers for different rooms (i.e. work and home) so when I had the new watch it meant I had to get additional chargers. As I intend to keep my current watch and have 2 watches, I was very grateful to see the same charger design maintained. Lots of cables around can be frustrating so I'm glad they've maintained consistency.Android Pay - works flawlesslyWhataspp / SMS - Come through and easy to view from wristBlood Oxygen - This is an interesting add on- checking mine as 'normal' is always good to see.Heart rate monitor - useful for not only workouts but more generally to track health.Sleep monitor - I havent used this so cannot comment. I cant sleep with a watch on, so this is not a function i'd use.Vodaphone One number: I'm sure this is outside the control of TicWatch - but this seemed like it would be a great add on with the virtual sim. I was expecting vodaphone's one number to operate like my Amazon Echo. however there is a fee of £7.50 a month added on. 'For the few times I'll be without my mobile i decided not to add this. It would be good if an agreement to have this lower priced or free like the Amzon echo could be achieved.Overall, an excellent smart watch which i'm very impressed with and is 100% an improvement on previous versions.

There are a few pros and cons. The pros being design and battery life. Battery will last a good while with moderate use upto a few days before it needs a recharge in real-time use. The cons being you can't uninstall the proprietary apps which for some is a deal breaker as some apps are doubled up along side Google's apps and being unable to remove proprietary ones limits the flexibility of the device. A good smart watch overall.

I really enjoyed this watch to begin with. I use for sleep and exercise tracking primarily. It did this phenomenally well. About two weeks ago, after the last update, the battery has been draining horribly. I have to charge several times a day so that I might only get five hours of use. Today it dived from fully charged at 1pm to 50% by 3pm. A new low, especially as I hadn’t tracked any activity or used the watch in any way.I’m mostly hacked off that Mobvoi has not responded to me asking for advice on what might be done settings wise.