TicWatch E3 review

The TicWatch E3 is a feature-rich smartwatch with a large display and fast performance, although you might find its design and LCD screen lacking. It’s focused on general health and wellbeing with apps to measure stress, ambient sound, sleep, exercise and more. The latest news suggests it’ll get Google’s next Wear OS update, which makes it a safe bet if you’re looking for a reliable and affordable smartwatch.

Large display; Fast performance; Lots of health tracking apps;

Looks basic; Casing feels cheap; LCD screen, not OLED

TicWatch E3 review: One to watch for the future?

A solid smartwatch that doesn't bring any exciting new tricks to the party. It will be upgraded to the new version of Wear OS being built by Google with Samsung though, which does make it a more attractive proposition than a lot of current Wear watches that will definitely miss out some potentially big new features.

Will update to Google Wear OS 3 in the future; Smart and clean look; Feature rich; Affordable;

Battery life is limited; Current Wear OS 2 not the slickest; Clunky Mobvoi companion app;

Mobvoi TicWatch E3 review

The TicWatch E3 has the future promise of Wear OS 3, along with some impressive fitness tracking capabilities but it has its flaws in terms of design and user experience.

Comfortable fit; Accurate fitness tracking; Range of Google features;

Unimpressive display; Cluttered interface; Battery not as durable as rivals;

Mobvoi TicWatch E3 review: The long lasting smartwatch

The Mobvoi TicWatch E3 is the second smartwatch to come out with the Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear 4100 chip inside, and it’s a big deal. The processor makes Google’s Wear OS faster, smoother, and easier to live with each day, plus it improves the battery life. It’s also the number one reason you should be considering buying the TicWatch E3. Early in the TicWatch E3’s life, the shadow of the incoming Google/Samsung Wear platform hung over it, but Google has since confirmed the new software will eventually arrive on the smartwatch, which has benefitted it a great deal. It is not a risky purchase anymore, but a rather shrewd one, as it’s going to last longer than much of the competition. However, you’ll have to have patience. This review is an update from our original which was written before the arrival of Wear OS 3 was confirmed for the future, and we have increased its score. The reasons why are further explained in this article. The best watches are “part” of you, by which I mean somethin...

Snapdragon Wear 4100 makes it fast; Lightweight and comfortable; Wear OS 3 update coming in 2022;

Plastic case isn't stylish;

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