Mobvoi - TicWatch Pro 5

I am using ticwatch pro 5 I enjoy the 4+ plus days battery with AOD LED display Nothing too fancy , comes with its own set of problems but does the job with my op12

Ticwatch pro 5. I got one for 100€ on amazon and it has amazing battery life (3-4 days), very good health tracking and a dual display - the second one looks like an old casio. Full Android Wear compatible and very fast. New they were 350€, now they're a steal.

Ticwatch pro5. Excellent value, wear os, brilliant battery life, can do all the fancy smart watch bits you might want and all the fitness stuff.

I had my first for 5yrs, had the 5pro since Christmas. Had to do occasional resets over the years when apps went wonky but otherwise rock solid.

Fair play to Google. Rocking a TicWatch 5 pro and I charge it once every 4 days.

TicWatch... Had the Pro 2020, Pro 3 Ultra, 2x Pro 5 and now the Pro 5 Enduro... Waiting for the Atlas to arrive too... Great smartwatches, great battery too.

What is it like on workout detection? My Samsung Galaxy does a far better job than my Ticwatch pro 5, but the battery on the galaxy watch is terrible in comparison so I end up swapping watches depending on what I'm doing. Even on a treadmill with both watches on, the galaxy tracks better despite the treadmill being made by Mobvoi! It would be nice to have a watch that does both.

I would check Quantified Scientist Youtube channel's latest video and buy the highest rank on sleep tracking chart that's within your budget. Another thing to consider is metric, if you just need correct total sleep time tracking (like most people, because it's the most important metric to nail) then many watch would do. However, if you need correct HRV, Spo2, Deep sleep and REM tracking then you might need to spend more. My Ticwatch Pro 5 track my total sleeping time and HRV like a pro, scarily accurate (using Sleep As Android, not native feature which is trash). However, when it comes to deep sleep (and maybe REM too) it's a bit of a let down. It fails to detect some deep sleep period so my deep sleep percentage is often a bit lower than expect. Maybe consider OPW2/3 for better support but I think it has the same accuracy. The best way is to save up for an Oura ring, but that's a bit expensive.

Agreed. I put my TicWatch 5 Pro on the charger while I’m in the shower in the morning. Even with exercising, it’s rarely below 30% with 15 min a day of charging.

For battery life I would go Ticwatch or OnePlus 3. I have the latest Galaxy Watch and while the watch itself is slimmer than my Ticwatch 5, its battery life isn't great. I would have 70% battery left after listening to podcasts all day on my Ticwatch, while I have less than 50% with my Galaxy Watch.

Same. Had the TicWarch 3 and now 5 but the lack of updates, bloatware and bugs like phantom notifications are really annoying. I love the LCD screen and the *idea* of super long battery life but in practice it means l just put it back on the charger with 85% battery every day. I'll be picking up a Pixel Watch later this year.

I've given up on the Strava Wear OS app as it constantly stops recording for me when running, cycling or on elliptical ... Have tried on Ticwatch 3 & 5 and now the OnePlus Watch 3. I now use the manufacturer health app on the watch (Ohealth for OnePlus) and have the sync to Strava on ... Works flawlessly. No maps though!

OnePlus Watch 2 (Nordic edition) honestly one of the best watches i used . I used Galaxy Watch with S23 Ultra . I used Apple Watch with iPhone . I still got Huawei Watch gt 3 and ticwatch pro in my drawer :) . Personally i always use same brand phone+watch ticwatch being only exception .

I've had a bunch of watches -- currently on the PW3 (large) and previously a bunch of Ticwatches. The battery life on the Ticwatch was amazing, but the software was buggy and the updates were slow. Apart from a few issues around swim tracking, the Pixel Watch is amazing. I regularly get 36+ hours of battery life and I don't have any issues with going two days without charging. Another option is a fitbit. You get most of what you want, with better battery life, but less powerful notifications. Also -- PW and Fitbit both give you a daily update based on your sleep and blood oxygen, heart rate etc to give you a better idea of your state of health and readiness. So I don't check them all directly, but it does help. And the PW3 does have a loss of heartbeat detector so that if you faint, it will call emergency services (in a few countries right now)

I loved the TicWatch initially and am on my second one, but I won't be buying from them anymore despite having the nice separate LCD screen to help with battery. I'll be ordering the Samsung Galaxy Watch7 in a day or so.

My watch, my 2nd one but can't remember model, as it just died, straight up didn't support it. Mobvoi blamed Google and vice versa. Oh well, Samsung will be my next, and I'm happy with my S24 phone too