The TicWatch Pro has excellent battery life, but its design leaves much to be desired.

Excellent battery life.; Heart-rate sensor, NFC, GPS, IP68 water resistance.; Second screen lets you use the watch for days after battery has been depleted.;

Design is too big and too aggressive.; Wear OS is in need of a facelift.; Rubberized band gets uncomfortable after a while.;

Autonomía y modos de uso;

Peso y grosor de la esfera del reloj inteligente;

The TicWatch Pro 4G adds cellular capabilities to Mobvoi's flagship smartwatch

Good price for an LTE smartwatch; Improved performance; LTE/4G features work well;

Iffy sports tracking accuracy; Mediocre battery life; Dual display not great in all conditions;

The TicWatch Pro 2020 offers up advanced sports monitoring but is also well suited to everyday wear. It helps you train, analyzes your sleep, wakes you up in the morning and throws the weather your way. Its innovative design centres around that dual AMOLED/FSTN display, which lets you get at pertinent information without the need to fire up the main interface or place excessive strain on the battery. Although cluttered, the Wear OS user experience is also wonderfully feature-packed. The main shortcoming is with its design, which errs on the masculine side and can look very imposing around smaller wrists. However, for less than £230, a watch as complete as the TicWatch Pro 2020 deserves to be known.

£40 off and never worry about losing your charger again

Mobvoi's new TicWatch Pro 4G/LTE looks much like its 2018 predecessor but the addition of twice the memory and 4G connectivity render this iteration far more versatile and enjoyable to use. Not everyone will appreciate the humble fit and finish, plus its cellular connectivity is limited to Vodafone in the UK and Verizon in the US, but so as long as you fit the bill, this new smartwatch is an affordable, capable option to consider.

Cellular smartwatches are few and far between. Your best options revolve around Samsung’s Galaxy Watch or the Apple Watch Series 5, Series 4 or 3. But what about 4G LTE watches on Google’s Wear OS platform? The last few launched in 2017, including the Huawei Watch 2 LTE and the failed Verizon Wear24, so it’s slim pickings for Wear OS lovers. Mobvoi, known for making ultra-affordable smartwatches running Wear OS, is here to fill the gap with the 4G LTE version of its TicWatch Pro. The TicWatch Pro launched last year, but the TicWatch Pro 4G/LTE is slightly different. Not only does it have a cellular connection (which means you’ll need to pay a monthly data plan for the watch), but it also bumps up RAM for improved performance, and has subtle design changes. It’s feature-packed and costs $299, easily making it the best Wear OS smartwatch you can buy if you’re looking for connectivity even without your phone. But first, a quick word on the watch’s 4G LTE connectivity. It only works throug...

Unique dual-display technology; Two-day battery life; Cellular connectivity; Accurate fitness and heart-rate tracking capabilities; IP68, NFC for Google Pay, GPS, internal storage;

Performance occasionally stutters; Bulky, masculine design with ugly preinstalled watch faces; 4G LTE is limited to Verizon;

Improves on its predecessors in nearly every way, but the Ticwatch Pro falls down in one crucial area

Competitively priced; Good build quality; Google Assistant;

Sluggish performance; Heavy;