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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 Ratings
Battery life
4.1
4.6
4.3
4.5
Sleep tracking
3.9
4.3
4.1
4.1
Mobile App
3.7
4.1
4.0
4.1
Accuracy
4.7
4.1
3.7
Touch Screen
4.6
4.6
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Jiant Solutions
operating system
wear os by google
Zepp OS
Amazfit OS
Zepp OS
display size
1.39 inches
1.43 inches
1.3 inches
1.39 inches
connectivity tech
NFC
Bluetooth, Wireless
Bluetooth
Bluetooth
supported applications
GPS
Music Player, Voice Control, Fitness Tracker, Phone, Social Media
Alarm, Calendar, Calorie Tracker, Heart Rate Monitor, Distance Tracking
Heart Rate Monitor, Fitness Tracker, Pedometer
input interface
microphone
touch screen
touch screen
touch screen
wireless standard
802 11 A
bluetooth
bluetooth
bluetooth

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    Customer reviews

    4.2 out of 5 stars
    4.2 out of 5
    3,716 global ratings

    Customers say

    Customers like the quality, battery life, and sleep tracking of the wearable computer. They mention that the band is good quality, it looks like a high class chronograph, and that it easily lasts 3 days. They also appreciate the sleep tracking features. However, some customers differ on durability, performance, accuracy, and value.

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    310 customers mention221 positive89 negative

    Customers like the battery life of the wearable computer. They say that it's amazing, with a new processor that is more battery efficient, and it'll always be on using almost no power. Some customers say that the watch easily lasts 3 days and does so while every day. The battery capacity has also been increased, and customers are happy with the best performance of the battery.

    "...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

    "...Pro 3 GPS (TWP 3), I was intrigued with the new processor, battery claims and updated features...." Read more

    "...to help battery life and the Snapdragon 4100 chip, it has much worse battery life than my Oppo Watch and my Galaxy Watch 3...which itself has poor..." Read more

    "...A big improvement with the TicWatch Pro 3 is in the battery life...." Read more

    180 customers mention157 positive23 negative

    Customers generally like the quality of the wearable computer. They say it has an excellent battery life, excellent screen, and the band is good quality. The watch looks like a high class chronograph, and it's useful daily to their routine. Customers also appreciate the consistency and accuracy of the product.

    "...boost thanks to Qualcomm's latest tech, and the software extras are great to see too...." Read more

    "...It's a fast and responsive watch, running the latest Qualcomm 4100 chip...." Read more

    "...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

    "...It has been great for summertime wear on the beach, but I’ll probably swap it out for a leather band this winter, or for going out, if restaurants..." Read more

    114 customers mention102 positive12 negative

    Customers like the appearance of the wearable computer. They say that the black bezel looks a little cooler than the metallic bezel, and the backlight watch face is fantastic during the day. They also say that it's fun to look at and that the watch feels sleeker and lighter.

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

    "...I will admit that the two column approach is visually appealing, probably because it’s new, but apps are not in any discernible order unless the..." Read more

    "...having shaved off the overall weight and thickness has made the Pro 3 sleeker and more refined, and much more comfortable, even making sleeping with..." Read more

    "...scientific data there is to support their algorithms, but it's fun to look at...." Read more

    109 customers mention77 positive32 negative

    Customers like the sleep tracking of the wearable computer. They mention that it provides better sleep tracking, better oxygen levels, and a stress tracker. The fitness tracking mode gets good reviews, and the monitoring features are also very well done. The TicExercise app to track workouts, TicHealth, and TicSleep to track when you are asleep are accurate.

    "...speed, pace, # of steps, altitude change, and of course GPS data are tracked...." Read more

    "...it included in previous Pro watches Which includes its TicExercise app to track workouts, TicHealth, and TicSleep to cover 24/7 activity tracking...." Read more

    "...As most of the watches, the step count is also wrong and it depends on how you move your arm...." Read more

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

    392 customers mention239 positive153 negative

    Customers are mixed about the performance of the wearable computer. Some mention that the performance is a bit snappier, while others say that it can feel laggy and the screen could have been bigger. Some customers also mention that there are delays with data transference and the app loader is not very smooth.

    "...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..." Read more

    "...It's a great looking smartwatch, it's got a performance boost thanks to Qualcomm's latest tech, and the software extras are great to see too...." Read more

    "...is visually appealing, probably because it’s new, but apps are not in any discernible order unless the user manually orders the app icons..." Read more

    "...The screen can be set far brighter than my Huawei.  It's a fast and responsive watch, running the latest Qualcomm 4100 chip...." Read more

    104 customers mention48 positive56 negative

    Customers are mixed about the durability of the wearable computer. Some mention it's durable and stylish, while others say that it' s weak, the build quality of the watch is questionable, and the watches are not as durable as they are advertised to be. Some say that the product feels cheap and is unreliable.

    "...The "rubbery" finish of the band seems to be prone to scuffs...." Read more

    "...The new Tic Watch 3’s band is far better and seems more durable...." Read more

    "...It is super annoying that it is so weak. I miss messages and emails quite frequently because of how weak it is. Dang it.***..." 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

    92 customers mention44 positive48 negative

    Customers have mixed opinions about the value of the wearable computer. Some mention it's an awesome deal for the money, with the best features for a great price. Others say it' a waste of money, under-engineered, and not practical for some.

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

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

    "...and only one of the found in the play store actually "works" but completely useless. Never showed the correct cardinal points...." Read more

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

    90 customers mention57 positive33 negative

    Customers are mixed about the accuracy of the wearable computer. Some mention that the built-in optical heart rate monitor is accurate, while others say that it's confusing and results in poor fitness tracking and integration with iPhone. The step counter seems accurate, as does the pulse rate and blood oxygen sensor. However, some say that the sleep tracking is not very accurate, and the gps is now off by more than a mile.

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

    "...It still struggles in the sports and fitness tracking department, also wish it had haptic feedback the vibration function just feels so cheap and..." Read more

    "...The step counter and heart rate monitor are consistently accurate. A new feature is 24 hour monitoring of blood oxygen (SpO2) levels...." Read more

    "...It has built in GPS so if I want super accurate distance and route data on my walks (as opposed to semi-accurate step counting) I can switch it on..." 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 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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    Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2020
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    5.0 out of 5 stars Highly Recommended Wear OS Smartwatch
    Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2020
    TL;DR - I like the Ticwatch Pro 3 and would recommend it because of its features and performance. It should serve as a good adjunct to my Ticwatch Pro 4G LTE.

    I own a Ticwatch Pro 4G LTE (TWP 4G) and have had a very favorable experience. When Mobvoi announced the Ticwatch Pro 3 GPS (TWP 3), I was intrigued with the new processor, battery claims and updated features. Initially, I didn’t think too seriously about ‘upgrading’ since there was no stand alone cellular capability. But then, I thought that my TWP 4G may not be upgraded to the recently announced Android 11 based Wear OS because of the older chip set. In addition, with Covid, my use case has changed since I was ‘less mobile’ and being tethered to my phone was more probable. So, I took the plunge.

    My experience with the TWP 3 has been just as favorable as my TWP 4G experience. In setting up the TWP 3 I realized that I could have both watches linked to my Wear OS app on my phone without having to remove, reinstall or reset the app on my phone. This has proven to be important because I can now use both watches alternatively without any setup issues. Just choose the appropriate watch from the pull down menu in the Wear OS app.

    As I placed the TWP 3 on my wrist, I couldn’t help but notice that it was thinner and lighter than the TWP 4G. I then noticed the backlight upon raising my arm with the digital (LCD) screen. This backlight doesn’t exist with the TWP 4G.

    Another new feature is the Mobvoi Launcher that places the apps in two columns that scroll up and down.For many this is a plus but in my view it is strictly personal preference. I personally prefer the arc approach. I will admit that the two column approach is visually appealing, probably because it’s new, but apps are not in any discernible order unless the user manually orders the app icons (press, hold and drag). The arc approach automatically alphabetizes app icons. Again, my preference but I recognize and appreciate the optional approach.

    Similar to the TWP 4G, there is no noticeable lag with menus or opening apps. I think this has to do with the 1GB of RAM that seems to be a minimum requirement for Wear OS.

    The step counter and heart rate monitor are consistently accurate. A new feature is 24 hour monitoring of blood oxygen (SpO2) levels. Most people have no clue why this is important and while this feature is not touted as medical grade, it is a nice point of reference in this time of Covid 19. Range explanations are provided on the watch and serve as a guide for the uninitiated.

    Other new health related apps include: TicZen, TicBreathe and TicHearing. TicZen measures your stress levels, while TicBreathe provides guided breathing (timed inhale/exhale) to calm you if needed. TicZen and TicBreathe, as well as, SpO2 and heart rate can be set for 24 hour monitoring. While this will use more battery, I didn’t find it prohibitive and actually enjoy reviewing the info over time. TicHearing is rather novel as it measures the loudness of your surrounding environment. Again, guides are provided on the watch as a point of reference.

    This leads me to battery life. I can routinely get 2-3 days between charges using the watch with BT, HRM, SpO2 and Sleep monitoring turned on. I do use the Cinema mode as a way to silence watch notifications and turn off watch face while sleeping. You can extend the time between charges further by using the Efficiency mode that basically shuts down the ‘Smart’ functionality and only displays the digital time and date, steps count, heart rate and NFC. This mode should yield over 30 days of power according to documentation from Mobvoi. I have not tested this.

    Lastly, the big change in this watch is the chipset. The TWP 3 is the first and only watch currently out (as of this writing) with the Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear 4100 processing chip. I’m not a technical person so from my view, the benefit of this new chip has to be in managing the power of this watch. I say this because, in my experience, I am not seeing much difference in processing speed between the TWP 3 and the TWP 4G (snapdragon Wear 2100 chip). Having said this, I am not saying it doesn’t exist, rather, I don’t notice a big difference. I do notice a significant difference in power management (battery) as noted above. What I can say is that the TWP 3 is ‘smooth like butter’.

    I like the TWP 3 and don’t regret my purchase. It will supplement my TWP 4G perfectly.
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