📱 TICWRIS MAX S Android Smart Watch: 4G LTE, GPS, IP67 Waterproof, 2000mAh Battery – Ideal Android Smartwatch for Men Review

Okay, I don't like giving bad reviews, but this thing isn't as good as you think. It works with the old version of Andriod.Bluetooth keeps turning off, time battery life is good, it's very hard to find a cellphone operator on the web that allows it. All major carriers don't allow it. Finally returned and got the 5th Gen Fossil.

I studied this watch a few hours ago I studied this watch for a long time, in the end I bought it, but I didn't know what was wrong and I up I can't read anything on a 2.4 inch screen because it's too small. The notifications are very simple and you cannot reply to any messages without a SIM card. Nice concept, but if you can't see what's happening on screen then there's no point in having a screen this size.

Great watch. The beginning of the future, to be honest. Like any early product, it needs a bit of tweaking before being used in the real world. Really great device! Not a smartwatch, but a portable cell phone. I had to add phone service to really use it. Via a cell phone. It can do everything a phone can. Just too big and clunky to really use. Can't wait to see her future! I will definitely buy a thinner modded device. I sent the device back.

This thing is so cool! They do everything a regular smartwatch can but with additional customization options. Unfortunately, I had to return mine for a number of reasons: the GPS didn't always connect. One of the reasons I bought this was to use offline google maps. It kept giving me error messages that I didn't have my location active, but I did. Late / does not answer. While the regular UI was really good, most of the apps downloaded from the Play Store were pretty slow (Maps, Facebook…

I've read all 220 responses from customers (and some from TicWris) about this watch and found that many of the responses actually contradict each other . So some people didn't really know what they were saying. I would not follow these answers. For example, I wanted to know if this watch supports mobile Pya like Apple Pay or Google NFC. many answered yes. Many others, including the tikkris, said no. I'll try to find out for myself. I bought this watch over others because I can integrate a…

I am very confused reading the comments and product information. I first checked if it has Wi-Fi connectivity, I couldn't find it in the product information, but there is a moment in the video where the Wi-Fi button appears in the quick settings interface and some comments say it is there one. And also was confused about whether the watch was MAX or MAX S but it is MAX S. MAX has more battery capacity. I tried installing the AT&T SIM card that's in my phone, but it didn't work (the screwdriver…

I really, really, really wanted to love this item. I mean come on It's like an Android phone on your wrist! It looks very ridiculous and cartoonish. It's like a 1990's TV show trying to predict the stupid things that will happen to us in the future. But hey, that's my style! But for me the problem is that this thing is slow. Actually, at first I thought mine might be defective because I haven't read anything about the watch being so sluggish in all the YT reviews I've looked at. The best way I…

I owned TicWris Max for over a month before I sold it. Then I bought the Max S. In this test report, the similarities between both models as well as the differences are considered. Both models are unique in that they run the Android operating system. In addition to the smartwatch interface that both models have, you can also install apps from the Google Play Store that will allow you to change the look. I personally use the Square Home Launcher. Here is a summary of the pros and cons of each…

UPDATES: You will find that many applications are not supported, except for the portrait mode which cannot be used when the clock is on. For example, RadarNow is a very useful weather map app. Lots of other apps work, but once set up, it defaults to portrait mode (on the side of the watch, actually). This isn't the app's fault, it's a feature of the custom screen resolution that can't be changed via a setting in the form. Some built-in apps do nothing like the calendar. It does exactly that…