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Ticwatch Pro 3 GPS Smart Watch Men's Wear OS Watch Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear 4100 Platform Health Fitness Monitoring 3-45 Days Battery Life Built-in GPS NFC Heart Rate Sleep Tracking IP68 Waterproof

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  • Innovative Technology Ensures Longer Battery Life - Dual-layer Display 2.0 supports Smart Mode and Enhanced Essential Mode, enables up to 3 days of battery life in Smart Mode, and up to 45 days in enhanced Essential Mode.
  • Updated Chipset, Better Experience - The 1st wear OS by Google smartwatch with the Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear 4100 Platform and Mobvoi dual processor system. 1G RAM and 8G ROM enable smoother performance and more precise interactions.
  • Advanced Health and Fitness Monitoring - Multiple sports modes, with built-in GPS, barometer and 24-hour heart rate monitoring (empowered by a more accurate sensor ). New functions added including Sleep Tracking, Stress Monitoring, Noise Detection, etc.
  • Premium Design, Flagship Model - Stainless steel bezel (45mm), 1.4-inch AMOLED Screen (454*454 high-resolution) with auto-adjustable brightness, durable and anti-fingerprint glass cover. Built-in speaker and microphone, NFC payment supports Google Pay.
  • Lighter and More Comfortable - 28% lighter in weight while battery capacity increased by 40% compared with TicWatch product released in 2018. Changeable silicone strap with in-style design.
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TicWatch Pro 3 GPS Smartwatch
Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear 4100 Platform and Mobvoi dual processor system
Dimensions (mm) 47x48x12.2
Weight 41.9g
Color Shadow Black
Material Stainless steel+Plastic
Watch strap material Solid silicone (interchangeable), 22mm
Display 1.4” Retina AMOLED 454 x 454 + FSTN display
Operating System Wear OS by Google
Chipset Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear 4100 Platform and Mobvoi dual processor system
Memory 1GB RAM, 8GB ROM
GNSS GPS+Beidou+Glonass+Galileo+QZSS
NFC Payments Google Pay
Battery Life Smart Mode: up to 72 hours; Essential Mode: up to 45 days
Battery capacity 595mAh
Waterproof rating IP68 Waterproof and Pool Swim Rating
Sensor Accelerometer, PPG Heart Rate Sensor, Gyro Sensor, Ambient Light Sensor, Barometer

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    Customer reviews

    4.2 out of 5 stars
    4.2 out of 5
    3,719 global ratings

    Customers say

    Customers like the quality of the wearable computer. They say it's an excellent everyday watch with a good band. They are also satisfied with appearance, and battery life. However, some customers have mixed opinions on display, sleep tracking, performance, ease of use, and value.

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    307 customers mention219 positive88 negative

    Customers like the battery life of the wearable computer. They mention that the dual display is a battery saver, and it's always on using almost no power. The battery performance is very good, and you can easily get 2 days of normal use. The increased battery capacity allows for longer battery life.

    "...The dual-display is great for a quick, or longer, look, and helps retain battery life..." Read more

    "...Compared to early Wear OS watches, the battery life of this watch is phenomenal.. thanks to the LCD screen that is on all the time and the new..." Read more

    "...The battery life is improved with the new 4100 Snapdragon processor...." Read more

    "...Everything just worked. After a while though, the battery life got so bad that after about 8 hours, not even enough time for me to make it back to..." Read more

    267 customers mention197 positive70 negative

    Customers like the quality of the wearable computer. For example, they say it's an excellent everyday watch, the best Wear OS watch right now, and incredibly durable. Customers also mention that the band is good quality and doesn't feel like it will tear easily. Overall, they're happy with their purchase and recommend it to others.

    "...The Pro 3 is an excellent everyday watch for fitness/daily use and wear. Its waterproof rating means I can exercise and rinse the watch...." Read more

    "...So overall, a very solid product with a few rough edges that can be polished out with updates. An Android phone user would be very happy." Read more

    "...a smartwatch doing this, BUT I have found that this watch easily lasts 3 days, and does so while every possible 24 hour monitoring system is on..." Read more

    "...DEFECTIVE!..." Read more

    125 customers mention117 positive8 negative

    Customers like the appearance of the wearable computer. They say the band is comfortable and looks good. They also appreciate the really nice backgrounds and the two-column approach is visually appealing. The black bezel looks a little cooler than the metallic bezel. Overall, customers are satisfied with the appearance and functionality of the product.

    "...Makes sense to me. I appreciate the reminder to walk (as I sit all day), and I use the TicBreathe and TicZen apps to remind me to consider my..." Read more

    "...The band itself looks great and the scuffing is only visible if you specifically look for it...." Read more

    "...The charts and graphs are all colorful and easy to interpret. So one has no real need to mess with Google's duplicate apps...." Read more

    "...Everything seemed to be working great. The magical secondary LCD looked amazing!Fast forward about 2 hours later......" Read more

    332 customers mention209 positive123 negative

    Customers are mixed about the performance of the wearable computer. Some mention that the performance is a bit snappier, incredibly responsive, and smooth. They also say that the smart watch features are all very fast and smooth, and the watch responds well to every command. However, others say that Tic apps didn't work very well, the "Hey Google" does not seem to function, and it takes longer to open apps.

    "...Speed. This watch is faster, more responsive than my C2, and definitely more responsive than my Garmin...." Read more

    "...and compared to all the previous watches I've used, this one connects the fastest, is the most accurate, and stays connected during my runs...." Read more

    "...The only minor issue I’ve noticed is that the ‘Hey Google’ does not seem to function, although Google assistant works fine by simply swiping left..." Read more

    "...It can be easily swapped if needed. The performance is a bit snappier, as expected...." Read more

    161 customers mention105 positive56 negative

    Customers are mixed about the sleep tracking. Some mention that it's able to track heart rate and oxygen levels, giving them concrete data to improve their sleep. However, others say that it doesn't always track their sleep, the heart rate monitor sometimes doesn' t read, and it only gets the deep sleep accurately.

    "...watch to my wife to track her laps in the pool and it accurately tracked the number of laps in her workout...." Read more

    "...this is a stress measurement app that can be set to automatically measure stress levels throughout the days and alerts you when your stress is too..." Read more

    "...Maybe each has a different algorithm. The sleep & heart monitor sometimes doesnt read, whether the watch is tight or just snug...." Read more

    "...apps or improvements over the 2020 watch: oxygen saturation, better sleep tracking, a stress tracker (not sure this will get much use) and a noise..." Read more

    141 customers mention88 positive53 negative

    Customers are mixed about the ease of use of the wearable computer. Some mention that the hardware is very easy to use, the Android Wear OS is intuitive, and the convenience of a quick glance at their wrist for notifications. However, others say that the lack of decent instructions, a steep learning curve, and that the workout software is more than useless.

    "...and finally a Wear OS that utilizes more modern hardware, is very easy to use, and is priced very nicely...." Read more

    "...I've found the touchscreen to be a little insensitive. I often have to tap several times to get a response or bring up a menu...." Read more

    "...my one-stop-shop for all of the data gathered by my watch, and it's ease of use makes it an invaluable tool daily.Conclusion..." Read more

    "...I am finding it is way more robust, and user-friendly than I ever had experienced before...." Read more

    113 customers mention71 positive42 negative

    Customers are mixed about the display of the wearable computer. Some mention that the dual layered display is fantastic and amazing, while others say that it's very difficult to see.

    "...The display is crisp and clear - it can clearly be seen throughout the day, under all conditions I have experienced (sunny/grey/foggy/night)...." Read more

    "...I WILL stipulate that due to that extra layer, the OLED display is slightly affected...." Read more

    "...The dual layered display is fantastic...." Read more

    "...The largest battery on the market and the amazing duel layer display! All of these features made for a smoother UI and a longer battery life...." Read more

    92 customers mention45 positive47 negative

    Customers are mixed about the value of the wearable computer. Some mention it's worth the price difference, while others say it'll be a disappointing waste of money. The product has a solid design and premium specs, but some customers find it subpar and inaccurate.

    "...TicHealth and health center is a bit lackluster and is a letdown by a lack of any data analysis or health advice, for an overall good fitness..." Read more

    "...that utilizes more modern hardware, is very easy to use, and is priced very nicely...." Read more

    "...Not sure it was worth the price. Still in the return window. We'll see...." Read more

    "...It is definitely worth the price difference though.The battery life is improved with the new 4100 Snapdragon processor...." Read more

    Lots of useful apps, Great battery life, swift and comfortable to wear.
    5 Stars
    Lots of useful apps, Great battery life, swift and comfortable to wear.
    I’ve owned this watch for 14 days and have enjoyed using this watch all around. It is a very feature rich device and finally a Wear OS that utilizes more modern hardware, is very easy to use, and is priced very nicely. I'm very pleased with the overall performance of this device!I've owned the Sony Smartwatch 3, LG Watch Sport, Mobvoi TicWatch Pro 4G and now the Mobvoi TicWatch Pro 3. Of each of these watches, the TicWatch Pro 3 wins the prize for GPS connection speed (and maintaining a connection) and accuracy. Now, since this is not a Garmin tracker watch (I've owned a basic one of those too), the accuracy won't be close to comparison because Garmin's primary purpose is GPS tracking. So, of all the smartwatches I’ve owned, this one is also the best for GPS run tracking. It really wins the prize for just about everything else as you'll soon read...I'll get the deltas (or the stuff I thought could be improved) out of the way first.1) Like the Pro 4G, and maybe this is an industry standard going forward, a charger plug would be great to have rather than guessing if the charger I have laying around the house is suitable and won't blow the watch up if it is left plugged in too long. I get that different countries have different plug configurations and for cost consideration, they don't include one. It's just a drag.2) The "rubbery" finish of the band seems to be prone to scuffs. The band itself looks great and the scuffing is only visible if you specifically look for it. It is replaceable with a 22mm band of my choosing which is a great plus.3) I see the blood oxygen sensor is a "bell and whistle" that may be a response to a certain fruity watch including it on their latest watch offering. (The Apple commercial for it even has people in space saying it has a blood oxygen sensor! How many of us are in that situation??) I really don't see the need for it. Maybe the uber athlete has some use for it or those really concerned about COVID... but the average user to me would have little use for it.4) This is not a knock on the watch or its software.. but a huge negative on Google as Google Play Music no longer is compatible with Wear OS… as it is being moved to the Google cellar of has-been software. What has replaced it in the google-sphere is Youtube Music… but there is no Youtube Music app yet. So, my youtube music subscription is useless for this AND I can’t listen to music without my phone attached to me and use all the extra storage space given to me on this watch. Shame shame google!5) I'm not happy with the new charger. Wireless would be great, but I think the charger that came with the Pro 4G was better than this one. It comes with a USB-A on one end with a proprietary connector on the other end that magnetically connects to the watch via some pins on the watch. This connection comes off easily if you pick up the watch while it is charging. The charger on the pro 4G was kinda like a case that the whole watch body fit into. That design seems more robust than this one. See the pics. The large rounded one is the Pro 4G charger and the smaller one is the Pro 3 charger.The Awesomes and Exceptionals!1) I love that it is lighter, thinner and less intrusive on my wrist compared to the Pro 4G. It is very welcome and comfortable.2) GPS! GPS! GPS! I use the GNSS app to test this feature and compared to all the previous watches I've used, this one connects the fastest, is the most accurate, and stays connected during my runs. I ran with both the TicWatch 3 and the Pro 4G (without assist from the cellular signal). The Pro 4G lost connection soon after it connected and drained the battery about 20% trying to connect again. The TicWatch Pro 3 stayed connected and only sipped about 2% from the battery during my 1.5 mile run. I used the TicExercise app (that connects directly to Strava btw.. another huge PLUS) to track the run on both watches. The GPS tracking on the Pro3 was right on while the Pro 4G... because it lost connection was way off. See my video of the GPS connection speed on GNSS.3) Battery Life. Compared to early Wear OS watches, the battery life of this watch is phenomenal.. thanks to the LCD screen that is on all the time and the new processor that is said to be more efficient. I have Wifi, 24 hour pulse tracking, BT, tilt to wake, touch to wake, auto detection of activities enabled. I once had the blood oxygen sensor enabled for all day recording but didn't really see the need for it. What I've found over the last several days is that I can get 2.5 days battery life. I don't plan on testing the "essential mode" battery life.. although my experience with the Pro 4G is that it is phenomenal in that mode.4) Software. I love the two rows of apps on the app drawer. That is a new thing compared to the Pro 4G. The selection of apps overall is very good for Wear OS. TicZen-- this is a stress measurement app that can be set to automatically measure stress levels throughout the days and alerts you when your stress is too high… which then sends you to… TicBreathe-- an app that helps reduce stress with measured breathing exercises. Quite helpful! TicSleep-- this app uses all the sensors that you let it use to measure things like sleep efficiency, time in each sleep stage, blood oxygen level during sleep (I guess this is useful to see if you stop breathing during sleep… some people do this I hear), pulse during sleep, etc. All the info is then transferred (with your permission, of course), to your mobvoi account and displayed on the Mobvoi app on your phone where you can look at your sleeping history. TicExercise-- I believe this is the bread and butter of this watch capability… With TicMotion turned on, the watch can detect what kind of exercise you’re doing and start tracking it. I had this on when my son started a tag game in the house. It sensed I was running around the house and started tracking…. and then transferred the activity to Strava. During a road run, time, distance, pulse, calories, speed, pace, # of steps, altitude change, and of course GPS data are tracked. The different exercises available to be tracked are walking, running, swimming, rowing, elliptical, trail running, hiking, and yoga. TicHearing--it records the decibel level of the noise around you. This is probably used in the ticZen app as well. VoiceMemo-- This is a handy recording app. It transfers the memo to your phone and provides a transcript of the recording at your request. It doesn’t transcribe automatically.. you have to push a button to make that happen. My test transcription was right on.4) Watch faces. There are MANY MANY to choose from that are free. And there are MANY MANY MANY more to choose from if you want to pay for them. Some pay watch faces were designed by Mobvoi specifically for the Ticwatches.5) Phone calls on the watch- When it is connected via Blue Tooth to your phone, you can answer calls while speaking into the watch and hearing the caller on it. Very nice to not have to reach for my phone. The normal notifications and ability to accept or reject calls via the phone work flawlessly.6) Customer Service... this isn't part of the watch itself but it helps to know that an email to customer service is responded to in a very timely manner. This is my experience anyways. They are very responsive.
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    Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2020
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    5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent Watch for Daily, Fitness, and Health Wear
    Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2020
    I purchased the Ticwatch Pro 3 in October of 2020 and have had a month's worth of use. I previously owned their TicWatch 2 (which I loved before it gave up the ghost), via Kickstarter; I currently own the Ticwatch C2, which was my everyday watch. I also have an old Garmin 310XT (for running).

    Prior to the Pro 3, I always separated my watch-wear between everyday and fitness use. This is because most fitness watches (circa my Garmin) were ugly. I am not into square-faced watches. The Pro 3 is the first watch I have worn for both fitness and everyday use. It has been an economical game-changer for me. I have no need for a “fitness” watch anymore. I can save my money for other purchases!

    Between my three-watch lineup, the Pro 3 excels in:
    - Battery life. I went on a 5-day vacation (safe and socially distanced) and forgot my charger. My two other watches would have been dead after two days. The Pro 3’s Essential Mode kept my watch alive and still tracked my step-numbers. After the five days, upon returning and charging, I saw the watch still had 72% of its battery! Awesome and amazing. The dual-display is great for a quick, or longer, look, and helps retain battery life (even when you make the mistake of forgetting your charger).

    - Fitness related activities. Outside of battery life, fitness is the reason I purchased the Pro 3. I no longer need a separate watch to track my workouts (e.g. running, walking, etc.). Distance measurements are in-line with my Garmin watch. I gave the watch to my wife to track her laps in the pool and it accurately tracked the number of laps in her workout. I appreciate the all-in-one fitness features. We use a mixture of Google Fit and the Tic fitness apps. Both are good on the watch as well as the phone.

    - Waterproof rating. As mentioned above, my wife can use the watch to track her swims. For myself, and my desire to use one watch for daily and fitness use, I can have a workout, go for a run, then rinse the watch of sweat, (I only rinse with water), and continue to wear. If you are worried about waterlogging the watch, it will clear itself of water in its speaker.

    - Speed. This watch is faster, more responsive than my C2, and definitely more responsive than my Garmin. I am not an engineer, but I chalk it up to the better processor.

    - I am new to the health aspect of smartwatches, i.e. sleep-tracking, HR monitor, daily reminders to walk, breathe, the O2 monitor, etc. I have nothing to verify the monitors against, but the watch definitely knows when I am pushing it. For instance, during my sprint runs, I will receive a notification telling me my HR is high. Makes sense to me. I appreciate the reminder to walk (as I sit all day), and I use the TicBreathe and TicZen apps to remind me to consider my stress levels. It is helpful, especially during these strange times.

    The Pro 3 is an excellent everyday watch for fitness/daily use and wear. Its waterproof rating means I can exercise and rinse the watch. It can be taken to the pool and track your laps. The Pro 3 is fast and responsive (better processor). The display is crisp and clear - it can clearly be seen throughout the day, under all conditions I have experienced (sunny/grey/foggy/night). It looks and feels good on the wrist. It helps me with reminders to consider my stress and sleep levels. The Pro 3 is a great watch!
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    Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2020
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    5.0 out of 5 stars Lots of useful apps, Great battery life, swift and comfortable to wear.
    Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2020
    I’ve owned this watch for 14 days and have enjoyed using this watch all around. It is a very feature rich device and finally a Wear OS that utilizes more modern hardware, is very easy to use, and is priced very nicely. I'm very pleased with the overall performance of this device!

    I've owned the Sony Smartwatch 3, LG Watch Sport, Mobvoi TicWatch Pro 4G and now the Mobvoi TicWatch Pro 3. Of each of these watches, the TicWatch Pro 3 wins the prize for GPS connection speed (and maintaining a connection) and accuracy. Now, since this is not a Garmin tracker watch (I've owned a basic one of those too), the accuracy won't be close to comparison because Garmin's primary purpose is GPS tracking. So, of all the smartwatches I’ve owned, this one is also the best for GPS run tracking. It really wins the prize for just about everything else as you'll soon read...

    I'll get the deltas (or the stuff I thought could be improved) out of the way first.

    1) Like the Pro 4G, and maybe this is an industry standard going forward, a charger plug would be great to have rather than guessing if the charger I have laying around the house is suitable and won't blow the watch up if it is left plugged in too long. I get that different countries have different plug configurations and for cost consideration, they don't include one. It's just a drag.

    2) The "rubbery" finish of the band seems to be prone to scuffs. The band itself looks great and the scuffing is only visible if you specifically look for it. It is replaceable with a 22mm band of my choosing which is a great plus.

    3) I see the blood oxygen sensor is a "bell and whistle" that may be a response to a certain fruity watch including it on their latest watch offering. (The Apple commercial for it even has people in space saying it has a blood oxygen sensor! How many of us are in that situation??) I really don't see the need for it. Maybe the uber athlete has some use for it or those really concerned about COVID... but the average user to me would have little use for it.

    4) This is not a knock on the watch or its software.. but a huge negative on Google as Google Play Music no longer is compatible with Wear OS… as it is being moved to the Google cellar of has-been software. What has replaced it in the google-sphere is Youtube Music… but there is no Youtube Music app yet. So, my youtube music subscription is useless for this AND I can’t listen to music without my phone attached to me and use all the extra storage space given to me on this watch. Shame shame google!

    5) I'm not happy with the new charger. Wireless would be great, but I think the charger that came with the Pro 4G was better than this one. It comes with a USB-A on one end with a proprietary connector on the other end that magnetically connects to the watch via some pins on the watch. This connection comes off easily if you pick up the watch while it is charging. The charger on the pro 4G was kinda like a case that the whole watch body fit into. That design seems more robust than this one. See the pics. The large rounded one is the Pro 4G charger and the smaller one is the Pro 3 charger.

    The Awesomes and Exceptionals!

    1) I love that it is lighter, thinner and less intrusive on my wrist compared to the Pro 4G. It is very welcome and comfortable.

    2) GPS! GPS! GPS! I use the GNSS app to test this feature and compared to all the previous watches I've used, this one connects the fastest, is the most accurate, and stays connected during my runs. I ran with both the TicWatch 3 and the Pro 4G (without assist from the cellular signal). The Pro 4G lost connection soon after it connected and drained the battery about 20% trying to connect again. The TicWatch Pro 3 stayed connected and only sipped about 2% from the battery during my 1.5 mile run. I used the TicExercise app (that connects directly to Strava btw.. another huge PLUS) to track the run on both watches. The GPS tracking on the Pro3 was right on while the Pro 4G... because it lost connection was way off. See my video of the GPS connection speed on GNSS.

    3) Battery Life. Compared to early Wear OS watches, the battery life of this watch is phenomenal.. thanks to the LCD screen that is on all the time and the new processor that is said to be more efficient. I have Wifi, 24 hour pulse tracking, BT, tilt to wake, touch to wake, auto detection of activities enabled. I once had the blood oxygen sensor enabled for all day recording but didn't really see the need for it. What I've found over the last several days is that I can get 2.5 days battery life. I don't plan on testing the "essential mode" battery life.. although my experience with the Pro 4G is that it is phenomenal in that mode.

    4) Software. I love the two rows of apps on the app drawer. That is a new thing compared to the Pro 4G. The selection of apps overall is very good for Wear OS.
    TicZen-- this is a stress measurement app that can be set to automatically measure stress levels throughout the days and alerts you when your stress is too high… which then sends you to…
    TicBreathe-- an app that helps reduce stress with measured breathing exercises. Quite helpful!
    TicSleep-- this app uses all the sensors that you let it use to measure things like sleep efficiency, time in each sleep stage, blood oxygen level during sleep (I guess this is useful to see if you stop breathing during sleep… some people do this I hear), pulse during sleep, etc. All the info is then transferred (with your permission, of course), to your mobvoi account and displayed on the Mobvoi app on your phone where you can look at your sleeping history.
    TicExercise-- I believe this is the bread and butter of this watch capability… With TicMotion turned on, the watch can detect what kind of exercise you’re doing and start tracking it. I had this on when my son started a tag game in the house. It sensed I was running around the house and started tracking…. and then transferred the activity to Strava. During a road run, time, distance, pulse, calories, speed, pace, # of steps, altitude change, and of course GPS data are tracked. The different exercises available to be tracked are walking, running, swimming, rowing, elliptical, trail running, hiking, and yoga.
    TicHearing--it records the decibel level of the noise around you. This is probably used in the ticZen app as well.
    VoiceMemo-- This is a handy recording app. It transfers the memo to your phone and provides a transcript of the recording at your request. It doesn’t transcribe automatically.. you have to push a button to make that happen. My test transcription was right on.

    4) Watch faces. There are MANY MANY to choose from that are free. And there are MANY MANY MANY more to choose from if you want to pay for them. Some pay watch faces were designed by Mobvoi specifically for the Ticwatches.

    5) Phone calls on the watch- When it is connected via Blue Tooth to your phone, you can answer calls while speaking into the watch and hearing the caller on it. Very nice to not have to reach for my phone. The normal notifications and ability to accept or reject calls via the phone work flawlessly.

    6) Customer Service... this isn't part of the watch itself but it helps to know that an email to customer service is responded to in a very timely manner. This is my experience anyways. They are very responsive.
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