🕒 Ticwatch E3: The Ultimate Smart Watch with Wear OS by Google for Men and Women - Snapdragon Wear 4100, Health Monitor, GPS, NFC, IP68 Waterproof, iOS/Android Compatible Review

Ticwatch E2 I have had since 2019 and it has been my go-to smartwatch compared to LG Style. Compared to the E2, the E3 is much thinner and its bezels are much thinner. The battery is a little smaller than the E2, but you won't be able to tell unless you see it on paper. The fact that it has a newer chip and a lot more internal storage might help the phone work smarter, not harder. NFC is a nice feature that most watches have in the "Pro" version, but here you get the feature for just $199.99…

Pros When it worked it was pretty good. Cons: Very poor battery life. I had to charge upon waking and again before bed. Sometimes I needed to refuel in the afternoon when I was really active. The screen becomes unresponsive when the battery level drops. I've just encountered a complete lack of screen response - can't even restart it. Two side buttons are mechanical. The top button that gives you access to exercise tracking, oxygen, heart rate, timer and now the top button is sticky. This means…

I got these as an upgrade to the first Ticwatch Pro I've had in a few years and started having problems. So far this is a very good improvement. The screen looks good and is very responsive. I miss the Pro version's always-on LCD screen, which can [theoretically] improve battery life significantly. This one features a simplified watch face when you turn your wrist, instead of the full watch face you chose. I wonder how effective this is for extending battery life, but in that sense the battery…

Before this watch I had a Ticwatch S2 which was very disappointing. It was slow, the battery didn't last long enough and overall it was a nuisance to deal with. Worse, the straps came off too easily, making it unusable for sports, swimming, or any other activity. However, the company has always had great customer service and when I saw the E3's specs I decided to give it a try. And I'm glad I did because it's a very different experience. For this review I decided to reboot my old S2, tweaked it

The hardware of the watch is fantastic. Light, fast and not too big on the average male wrist. This is a large size on a small woman's wrist, but everyone has their own size preferences. The strap has a sleeve for the extra strap, but it gets old on the extra strap. The speaker and microphone are great for answering. Cals or with Google Assistant. The heart rate measurement is similar to other watches. GPS is up. The waterproofing works great, although it's not that easy to turn off the touch…

After receiving the watch on the first day and unpacking it. The watch comes fully charged and comes with the essentials in the box to get you started. It comes with a magnetic charger and instructions. The clock was very easy to set up and very easy to use. However, I will add that the watch has a few different features that you cannot use if you are using an iPhone. For example, make or receive calls and send messages via the watch or even Google Pay. However, if you use an Apple phone and…

UPDATE 8th July 2021 See review below for details but so far this watch continues to impress! The battery life has been fantastic so far. With all the sensors and tons of alerts from tons of apps, calls, and messages, I do this from about 7am to midnight, and by the time I go to bed the battery is about 50%. The next morning when I wake up, the battery still has about 50%. I charge the watch while getting ready and when I leave it's almost 100% again within an hour. Fiction! And although I wear