Ticwatch Pro 5 Enduro Smartwatch for Men 1.43" Android Wear OS Smart Watch 90 Hrs Battery 110+ Workout Modes Health Fitness Tracker Outdoor 5ATM GPS Compass Android Compatible Only

This is my 3rd TicWatch (I started with the Pro 3 Ultra GPS, upgraded to the Pro 5) and my 4th Android WearOS watch, having been introduced by the ZTE watch that T-Mobile sold a few years ago. I was skeptical that I’d really use a smartwatch enough to justify it, but I’m hooked and can’t imagine going back to a regular watch. The Pro 5 Enduro is another winning advancement from Mobvoi. As others have noted, the upgrades over the Pro 5 are incremental so that should be considered when deciding but I am glad I upgraded, at least for the improvements in battery life, glass durability and overall performance. All the reviewer comments about battery life (for all TicWatches since the beginning) are accurate, and for me the Pro 5 Enduro lasts about 3 days longer between charges compared to the Pro 5. As documented in tech reviews, this is achieved through the innovative dual-display system. I have not used “essential mode” which promises more than a month of battery life. I don’t foresee being without access to charging so I probably won’t ever test this aspect. Charging it once or twice a week is great. Also, charging is super fast. If I realize in the morning that I have a low charge, it easily charges to full in the 45 minutes that I’m getting ready for work. I’ve read tech specs that the glass quality is now sapphire crystal, improved over the gorilla glass used in the previous model. I didn’t have any scratching or other glass problems with the previous TicWatches so I don’t have field experience with this improvement. But I like knowing that Mobvoi is constantly innovating and upgrading the product, and I don’t expect to have any problems with the glass. Overall, the build quality of the watch is excellent. It looks and feels great and I get questions about it from others who are familiar only with the more well-known smartwatches on the market. It’s a bit thinner but I can’t say I’ve noticed that. I have noticed that the rubber strap is stronger and more comfortable than on the earlier model. My main use of a smartwatch is for messaging and changing watch faces, so I am still exploring the various fitness functions and apps that TicWatch offers. That’s next – using this watch to monitor and enhance my fitness and health activities. My complaints are minimal. By default it reminds me too frequently that it’s time for some activity. I had trouble locating the setting that turns this off and had to consult Reddit, but eventually I got to it. I suggest that Mobvoi do a better job of documenting the settings, but that is not a discouragement to owning and using the watch. With advanced technology and practical functionality, it’s a great value. I recommend this watch as an upgrade or replacement for other WearOS or IOS devices. As a first smartwatch, it’s an outstanding choice for oneself or as a gift.

It is quite unfortunate that I have to leave a negative review because the watch itself is overall a great watch (price, features, battery life, crystal glass), but the build quality is lacking on many fronts and it didnt last very long. I babied this watch. Never dropped it and never fully submerged it in water, or took it swimming. I did sit in a hot tub on a few occasions but my hands were above water 95% of the time. Other than that the only water it contacted was when I would wash my hands. The watch is supposed to be waterproof, its not apparently.... I was at the gym doing my routine work out. Set a timer and when I went to check my watch screen it was just black. I had just seen that I had 40% battery. I got home and threw the watch on the charger and got nothing. I purchased the watch on July 4th and when i contacted the manufacturer on the 7th of july, it took them over a week to get back to me. I had a few back and forth emails with them and on the 15th they just told me im out of the 1 year warranty and would not honor anything. Like come on, its barely been passed the 1 year mark! Come to find their watches have all been discontinued...I wonder why Mobvoi? Since Mobvoi refused to do anything for me. I opened up the watch myself to try to fix it. I found there was a little moisture near the battery ribbon and on the sensor compartment. Does this sound reasonable for a $200 watch advertised as waterproof to 3M-5M when the only contact it had with water was from washing my hands? Is it reasonable for a $200 watch to crap the bed in 1 year with meticulous handling and care? Absolutely not. Ill never buy any electronics from companies without a long track record like Garmin, Apple, Samsung. That way I at least know the company and products will exist when/if I have a problem. Overall terrible customer service and product. I do not recommend any Ticwatches or any other products from Mobvoi as a company. This is why you guys went out of business with your watches and soon the whole company. Absolute JUNK! Mobvoi you guys should just exit the market entirely.

The short: I am very impressed, This is an affordable yet very functional smartwatch. This Mobvoi feels premium when side by side with other brands and gets complements everywhere I go. The health features are very accurate, and once you become used to its Bluetooth messages, music, and various functions, you'll feel like you're missing something by leaving it home. The battery is great, watch is quick and I have no major complaints. It works just like a smartphone on your wrist. Responsive and polite company as well, this will not be my first nor last product of Mobvoi! In depth: My first impressions of this watch are that it feels "premium" compared to others. It's not super lightweight, which I like; it feels very well built. The model is rather unchanged in fit/form from its predecessor; it even looks to use the same underbody with a slight change of face and glass upgrade. I have worn this model daily as a motorcycle mechanic, a job that includes reaching in and out of tight metal spaces, constantly nicking and scuffing the watch. So far, the watch shows ZERO wear and looks like new. The battery holds for about 2 days when using Bluetooth, and that includes sleep tracking at least ever other night. It charges very fast, typically ill set it to charge near empty beginning my morning routine, its always full by the time I head off, that's maybe an hour or two. The watch has endless functionality, it allows downloads from the Play Store where there are a million different apps and backgrounds to choose from. The fact that the watch uses a standard 24mm band also adds to its limitless customization, I was able to swap bands from my previous non smartwatch though I have no complaint about the band included. Essentially, this watch is like having a mini-Android on your wrist. The watch paired right up to my phone, and I was receiving notifications before even completing the setup. I find it very useful for answering calls, switching songs, and reading texts when I don't have my phone in reach. Similar to a phone I also enjoy reading bits of the news, checking the weather, and skimming emails on the go, and theres a unique satisfaction about using google pay at the register, who needs a wallet nowadays! This watch can be used as a fitness tool, business sidekick, or simply a nice looking, functional wear. The watch has an always on second display for unbeatable battery life, you can similarly set it in essentials mode and it will log steps but nothing battery heavy. When connected back to your phone the data transfers over and is viewable through heath app. If I have my watch on, I know there's little chance I will miss anything important. The health features— heartbeat, Spo2, step tracking, stress monitor, and sleep tracking— all appear fairly accurate, and would prove very useful to the fitness guy or gal who likes to view their stats. The watch works flawlessly with Mobvoi's fold up treadmill, and I would expect similar from their range of products. Having the watch for almost a month now I have yet to find a real fault worth mention, it's been an awesome purchase. I have had no connection issues, there's been zero glitchy screen feel, and its withstood quite the physical testing. In the future, an upgrade in resolution would be cool, but this is really only noticeable if setting an HD camera image as your watch face. Perhaps the ability to insert a SIM and add it to your mobile plan would be cool! Otherwise, great wearable, I highly reccomend.

Like the title says, this seems to be an small evolution of the 5 Pro, an already good watch. Unless you take measurements, you'd be very hard pressed to tell the difference between the 5 Enduro and the 5 Pro. The Enduro is ever so slightly thinner and the crown is a touch bigger. Color choices are up to two: black or slate. You also get sapphire vs gorilla glass, thus it is a little bit more scratch resistant. Plusses + As with the 5 Pro, this is a fast watch with no significant lags. The watch is very responsive when navigating through screens and loading apps. + I think the main attraction of these watches is the second LCD. The dual screen LCD/OLED display is still used to squeeze every drop of extra juice out of the battery to great effect. You can easily get several days use out of it. The essential mode (basically putting to sleep the smart parts of the watch for defined times) also extends the time between charges. I have mine set to 'sleep' from 10:30pm to 6:30 am. Depending what I use, I get about 3+ days. You can have the OLED on all the time as an option, but of course that will drain the battery much quicker. + The watch still tracks steps, heart rate and sleep, etc. in Essential mode. + Charging is fast via a small magnetic mini-puck. I may have to 3d print a small stand for it to look snazzier. + Setup is a snap. Download the Mobvoi Health app to your phone, add the watch to the app, link devices, connect your Google account to get the account info. Then it signs in. + I continue to like the GPS tracking in the Mobvoi health app. Say you did a run, you can go into the Mobvoi Health app on your phone and see a Google Earth view of your path. + The crown is a huge plus for scrolling through apps while not accidentally picking one when the watch thinks a scroll was a click. + When the LCD is on, you can still access some health features by using the crown to scroll to a screen with heart rate, calories, o2 levels and the compass. If the watch face is horizontal and 12:00 is North, it'll read 0 degrees. I was wondering what I'd use that for until I was orienting an antenna in my attic. So, that feature was unexpectedly handy. +I use Google home for my smart devices, and it works fine on the watch to turn on/off devices like lights. +I like using Google wallet instead of digging out my phone or a credit card. Minuses - No Google Assistant, but with some researching, you can figure out how to sideload Google Assistant Go. Apparently it is on the way, maybe with the (hopefully soon) rollout of WearOS version 4. I usually have my phone nearby, so this isn't a huge loss, but as noted, we have workarounds. - You can do extra button customizations, but you may need a sideloaded app for that. - The auto start for exercising sometimes works, but I prefer to manually start my exercise sessions. You can turn that feature on/off. I think it saves battery life by having it off, rather than having it continually monitor for what it thinks is the a start of an exercise session. - The "One tap" health measurement is handy, but for me it still works 'most' of the time. It measures, heart rate, O2, respiratory rate, stress and then heart health. Have patience as the last three take some time to perform. I sometimes get a timeout on the last three. Maybe the watch isn't getting the contact it needs? some extra information: +/- If you suffer a lockup, rebooting is by holding down the upper right button for 30 seconds. +/- Only has Wear OS 3.5 We are all still waiting for 4.0. +/- The band is OK. I has a little patterning compared to the 5 Pro, to give it a little visual flair. It is a quick-release style 24mm. +/- "tilt to wake" only wakes the second LCD by default (with a backlight). This behavior can be configured to tilt to wake the AMOLED (as on TW3) or 'no tilt to wake.' +/- Hitting the crown once, brings you 'home.' If you're already at home, then it brings up the app list. Hitting it twice gets you to the last app used. +/- The upper right button: single tap, is recent apps. Double tap is Google wallet. Hold gets power options. +/- GPS can sometimes be stubborn to lock on. I typically try to use the GPS when I exercise outside. Sometimes, I have to back out and restart to get it to lock on. +/- Battery life was virtually identical to the 5Pro. I wore both for several weeks and they were within a percent of each other. Overall this is another solid offering from Mobvoi, but we do still want WearOS 4.0.

It’s a product of Mobvoi, a company known for its innovative approach to wearable technology. This review will delve into the design, performance, and unique aspects of the TicWatch Pro 5 Enduro. Design The TicWatch Pro 5 Enduro is slimmer than its predecessor, the TicWatch Pro 5. However, the difference is just 0.25mm, which is almost impossible to notice. The case size remains the same at 48mm wide. The watch is only available in one size, so if you prefer smaller watches, this might not be the one for you. The major update in the design is the addition of sapphire crystal over the 1.43 OLED screen instead of Gorilla Glass. This addition, along with the MIL-STD-810H toughness certification and 5 ATM water resistance rating, increases the durability of the watch. The case is made from aluminum with a fiberglass case back. Performance The TicWatch Pro 5 Enduro is powered by the Snapdragon W5 Plus Gen 12. It repeats what was great about the TicWatch Pro 5, with only a few small changes. Despite the minimal changes, it manages to still be fresh on a technical level one year after its predecessor. The battery life of the TicWatch Pro 5 Enduro is unrivaled. The dual-screen design gives you the best battery life of any Wear OS smartwatch IMO, including Samsung's Galaxy watches along with Apple watches. This is a significant advantage for users who don’t want to charge their watch every day. However, the TicWatch Pro 5 Enduro does not come with Wear OS 4 as of this writing it only has Wear OS 3.5. This might be a downside for some users who were expecting the latest operating system in their new smartwatch. Features The TicWatch Pro 5 Enduro comes with a clever dual-screen system. It's very useful, usually you are able to view your watch regardless of the lighting that you are in at the moment. Certain third-party apps can integrate with the Ultra-low-power Display. This feature allows the watch to display essential information without draining the battery. One of the cons of the TicWatch Pro 5 Enduro is its subscription-based health tracking. Another con is the fact that you are unable to have multiple watches that you can switch out based on your actives for the day. The Mobvoi app is not able to function with Google Wear OS app. While some users might find this feature useful, others might see it as an unnecessary expense. - While listening to music the UI that you use to change between tracks along with using the crown to increase and decrease volume with the spin - Riding on a motorcycle being able to look at the display without removing hands because of the display you can read it in any lighting - Great companion for hiking, running, any exercise in general - I wish the bezel was able to control the watch functions, it does not move Conclusion The TicWatch Pro 5 Enduro is a great smartwatch with a catch. It’s an iterative update in the truest sense. While it mostly looks the same and has many of the same features as its predecessor, the better battery life, better performance, and stronger build make it a better choice for those interested in buying a new smartwatch. However, all of the changes to the Pro 5 Enduro are purely cosmetic. If you already have last year’s model, you might not find the TicWatch Pro 5 Enduro as a necessity for an upgrade. In conclusion, the TicWatch Pro 5 Enduro is a solid smartwatch that does a lot well. It’s still a great watch to consider, especially for Android users. However, a few flaws hold it back from being something special and taking Mobvoi to conversations involving the main hitters of the smartwatch realm.

The short and sweet of it is is that the Ticwatch Pro 5 Enduro finally feels like a fully functioning watch. Let me explain. First of all, hardware wise, the Pro 5 Enduro is on par with the latest and greatest high end smart watches (Apple, Samsung, Google, et al). It'll give you heart rate and blood oxygen content and steps galore. What makes this watch better than previous generations of smartwatch? 1. The OS is totally snappy with no lag or stuttering. Wear OS finally comes into its own with this 'level' of hardware and software, if you know what I mean. 2. Battery life. This is the single most important factor in me distinguishing between the fully fledged smartwatch versus a wearable gadget. Firstly, I don't know how many days the Pro 5 Enduro lasts on which settings before you need a recharge. The dual screen tech is really cool and all. What I am sure of is that there's no battery anxiety here. With my preferred settings (basically most stuff on, always on screen, simple watch face) it'll last a couple days. The difference between 2-3 days and 18 to 36 hours battery life is huge. This watch also charges very quickly. These two factors mean you can top it off in the morning or evening, during a shower or short break.... and if you don't one day it's no big deal. Aesthetically the Pro 5 Enduro really appeals to me. The materials are top notch and the single button works better than multi-button setups (I once broke a previous Ticwatch's button throwing a backpack over my shoulder). After two months and no regard for avoiding scratches, the glass is still meticulous. The 'swirling' pattern around the crown disguises any scuffing of the metal body--as opposed to either polished or brushed metal that will scratch. Very important but not highlighted: The proprietary charging cable is FANTASTIC. I've had many that are terrible, and you probably have too. The magnetic connection is very strong and it snaps together. Did I already mention the charging speed? You can watch the battery fill up by the tenths of a percent (!) The official watch bands are a nice soft feel silicone and I bought an extra to swap back and forth. On sale this is a great deal. Hope this helped!

Had a Fitbit Versa 2 for many years, until the battery finally died. I got this watch because I wanted more app integrations, but it's just not cutting it, on so many fronts: - LACK OF DATA CONNECTIVITY: Getting health data into the phone app is intermittent at best. Have to keep logging out of the app and back in so for any data to show up in the app. Basically, pretty much no health data gets recorded to the app. I know the watch is connected, because phone calls and text messages do show up on the watch. Just no health data. - "ZOMBIE MODE": Even the watch itself frequently fails to record data (e.g. sleep, heart rate, blood oxygen, etc). I will often notice that it hasn't recorded any data, and if I reboot the watch, it starts recording it again. But I shouldn't have to reboot the watch multiple times per week. This, combined with the spotty app data, essentially makes the watch unusable as a health tracker. - CRYING WOLF: The watch often vibrates as if there is an alert... but no notification message shows up. Does this maybe 5-8 times a day. I've turned off all the notifications I can think of, but it keeps happening. If there's something I'm missing, then whatever it is, is not very intuitive. I tried, but I'm giving up. I'm ditching this thing and buying something else.

What a great watch! The Mobvoi Tic Watch Pro 5 Enduro arrived very quickly. I ordered the slate version that came with two silicon bands in a combo deal. First impressions: watch is comfortable, light weight, has a nice quality feel to it, the slate color looks great. Watch was easy to set up on my S22 ultra with the Mobvoi health app. I am able to have both of my Tic Watches connected to the app at the same time. The Enduro immediately updated to Wear OS4 which was nice. My Pro 3 GPS only got OS 3.5. My favorite thing about the Tic Watches is the dual screen. The always on ULP screen works great and the Pro 5 has added functions with that screen that allows users to use the rotating crown to scroll through different ULP screens without waking the main screen. The background color can be changed which is a nice bonus. Battery life was as advertised, even with the heart monitoring set to on, the watch lasted close to 90 hours before I needed to charge. Once it reached 5% it went into ULP mode and kept going unlike the Galaxy watch 6 that would shut off and leave me without a watch. Sleep monitoring was great, about the same as most smart watches on the market. The heart monitoring function checks for extra beats, A-Fib, tachy and bradycardia. One tap measurement allows all vitals to be taken which is super convenient. The most important things to me are heart/sleep monitoring, battery life, and notifications that actually come through consistently. For me the watch does all of this very well. I have been using the Galaxy watch 6 this past year but the battery does not last and notifications have been spotty. The Tic Watch Pro 5 Enduro with its new features compelled me to give it a try based on past experience with my older Ticwatch and after just a week of use it is my daily now. Things TicWatch does better than Galaxy Watch 6, 2x battery life, always on dual screen setup, media player function, screen tiles, wear OS, tilt to wake, consistent notifications, numerous little tweaks that make the watch easier to navigate and use. It’s just a better all around watch. I would recommend this watch.

Llevo ya un tiempo usando el TicWatch Pro 5 Enduro y el reloj es magnífico. Lo más relevante, sin duda, es la duración de la batería. En un uso normal, puede durar 3, 4 ó 5 días. Con otros relojes Wear OS tenía que cargar el reloj diariamente pero con el TicWatch pasa tanto tiempo entre recargas, que se te olvida, y hasta que no llega el aviso de batería baja al 20% no te das ni cuenta. Está claro que consiguen ese ahorro de batería con la pantalla de bajo consumo. Esa pantalla, aunque no es tan brillante y colorida como la OLED, suministra información suficiente para un uso breve: básicamente quieres saber qué hora es, fecha y hora, carga de batería o si tienes notificaciones. Y esa información aparece al primer golpe de vista. Además, puedes cambiarle el color de la retroiluminación lo que te confiere una cierta capacidad de personalización. El uso deportivo del reloj es muy cómodo. Soporta una gran cantidad de actividades deportivas y, para facilitarte el acceso a tu deporte habitual, permite seleccionar un grupo de actividades habituales. Esto evita que tengas que navegar por una lista enorme de deportes para activar el que vayas a hacer. El reloj mide una gran cantidad de parámetros físicos durante la actividad deportiva: frecuencia cardíaca, nivel de oxigeno en sangre, VO2 Max, temperatura, calorías, etc. Al final de la misma, muestra una serie de gráficas y resultados que te permiten controlar tu estado físico y las consecuencias de la actividad. Por ejemplo, te clasifica el tiempo de la actividad en cuatro categorías: calentamiento, quema de grasas, cardio o anaeróbica, indicándote cuánto tiempo has estado en cada una de esas fases. Pero lo mejor de todo, lo más útil y lo que mas me ha gustado del reloj, es que esa clasificación la hace en tiempo real y te la muestra, durante la actividad deportiva, cambiando el color de la retroiluminación de la pantalla. De esa manera, con un simple giro de la muñeca, sabes perfectamente el nivel de esfuerzo aplicado. Lógicamente, la pantalla que usa es la de bajo consumo, lo cual permite alargar la vida útil de la batería aunque practiques actividades deportivas. Para la gente que como yo, que no esté en muy buena forma, tiene una quinta categoría en la clasificación de la actividad: Peligrosa. Obviamente utiliza el color rojo para la retroiluminación y, cuando la ves, es que tienes el corazón desbocado y te conviene reducir un poco por si acaso. A parte de durante la realización de actividades deportivas, el reloj está continuamente monitorizando datos de salud que puedes comprobar en la aplicación correspondiente o en la página web de la empresa, dónde puedes ver los típicos gráficos de actividad diaria de pasos, calorías, frecuencia cardíaca y, como novedad, escaleras subidas. El reloj también es capaz de monitorizar de manera automática las horas de sueño y actividad y, si se lo solicitas, realizar una análisis de los ronquidos emitidos durante la noche. En general estoy muy contento con la funcionalidad y la usabilidad del reloj. Si le tengo que poner un defecto, es cuando se pone en modo hora de dormir. Es un modo de ahorro de batería en el que la pantalla se queda en la de bajo consumo y no es posible (o yo no encontré una manera de hacerlo) pasar a la OLED. ¿Por qué es un problema? Por que si se activa ese modo antes de que, por ejemplo, hayas puesto una alarma, no es posible acceder a las aplicaciones del reloj y activarla. El reloj, en ese modo, únicamente muestra información básica y nada más. La única manera que se me ha ocurrido para salir de ese modo es realizar un reinicio del teléfono. No es lo más cómodo, pero funciona.

I've started with the TicWatch Pro 2020 and used it daily to track my fitness activities during Covid. Upgraded to the Pro 3 GPS a year later to take advantage of the newer chip which served me well for 2 more years and felt like it's the right time to upgrade again. While the Pro 3 was an excellent watch that held up extremely well (literally just a hairline scratch on my bezel), I really wanted to take advantage of the new extended battery life/fast charge. I bought the Pro 5 Enduro as it has an edge over the Pro 5 with a sapphire crystal display which only higher priced watches like Suunto, Garmin or Apple Watch Ultra have (don't forget these watches are 2-3X the cost of a TicWatch for similar functionality). The durability of TicWatch devices suit my active lifestyle with indoor climbing and badminton. I never have to worry about bumps and risk destroying my watch. The new Snapdragon chip and double the RAM have a noticeable boost in speed over the previous Pro 3. Everything is even quicker specifically the boot up, opening of apps, and voice dictation. The chip is also supposedly super energy efficient. I was able to get close to 80 hours with moderate use. This is with Smart Essential Mode enabled which will turn on/off Essential Mode based on the schedule you set. An added benefit is it continues to track your sleep pattern and HR-monitoring while in Essential Mode! If I just strictly use Essential Mode, I wouldn't second guess their claim of up to 45 days. The battery life alone is why I keep coming back to TicWatch - nothing comes close in comparison! Sadly the wrist gestures that I loved on the Pro 3 are missing and hope they bring this back in a future update. I used to be able to look at my notifications with a flick of the wrist to scroll up or down. I also thought that I would miss Google Assistant but found I never did end up using it often. Apparently Google Assistant is not available on any Wear OS watch outside of Google's own Pixel Watch. While the crown is nice and apparently slightly bigger than the Pro 5, I didn't find a lot of value other than toggling between the secondary low-power screens. It's also a little more sensitive than I would like as sometimes I simply want to press the button but it scrolls up/down. This is a great watch for anyone who's new to TicWatch/Wear OS or someone who has an older generation watch like me and wanting to upgrade. Even if you're not super active, you know you've got a durable watch that can withstand whatever you throw at it (quite literally). If you're contemplating between the Pro 5 vs Pro 5 Enduro, the sapphire crystal display on the Pro 5 Enduro was enough for me to win me over!

Confesso di essere un amante di orologi, sia analogici che digitali, questi ultimi da quando mi è stato regalato, parecchi anni fa un bellissimo e ancora perfettamente funzionante “LG G Watch R”, penso fosse il primo con lo schermo “circolare” e Google Wear OS e da quel momento ho iniziato ad apprezzarli sempre di più e a tenermi aggiornato sui nuovi modelli. Ho diversi smartwatch che uso con regolarità e a dirla tutta quelli che preferisco sono proprio quelli prodotti da mobvoi al punto che penso di essere al 5° o 6° smartwatch di questo marchio che acquisto. Ho iniziato con uno dei primissimo modelli, un semplicissimo TicWatch E1 (che dopo 4 anni di vita funziona ancora alla grande) per poi proseguire con il primo modello dotato di doppio display (LCD sopra e TFT sotto) un TicWatch PRO, che mi aveva colpito per la sensazione di robustezza, decisamente inattesa per un prodotto distribuito da un marchio che a quei tempi non era proprio conosciuto. Da quel momento non ne ho perso neanche uno... infatti ho preso il TicWatch PRO 2020, poi il TicWatch PRO 3 LTE, poi il modello PRO 3 Ultra GPS, poi il modello PRO 5 e adesso, visto che amo le novità mi sono appena regalato la versione PRO 5 Enduro. Le motivazioni che mi hanno spinto ad acquistarlo non risiedono tanto nella necessità di averne uno, quanto nella voglia di provare qualcosa di nuovo e conoscendo bene il marchio MobVoi sono andato a colpo sicuro! A parte questa, spero utile premessa, parto con la recensione di questo nuovo modello. La confezione è ben realizzata, anzi a dire il vero ogni prodotto MobVoi viene venduto con una confezione ben studiata (fin dal primissimo modello E1) e molto bella visivamente. La scatola, di colore bianco, contiene al suo interno lo smartwatch, il cavo di alimentazione con aggancio magnetico (manca anche qui l’alimentatore) ed un piccolo manuale di istruzioni (anche in italiano) La qualità, esattamente come per tutti gli altri è notevole, partendo dal cinturino in gomma (che mi sembra decisamente meglio rispetto a quello della versione 5), anche qui la scelta è ricaduta sulla versione larga 24 mm con aggancio rapido tramite clip a molla anche se sempre di tipo tradizionale, onestamente preferisco quelli con rapida, ma a quanto pare MobVoi da questo punto di vista non ci sente... per cui riutilizzerò quello acquistato su Amazon per il modello 5 (sempre da 24mm). Proseguendo, balza subito all’occhio la corona laterale, decisamente grande e facile da utilizzare. Il display è praticamente identico al modello 5 ma con un vetro in zaffiro come protezione, soluzione decisamente più pregiata. Esattamente come per tutte le varianti "PRO" quando l’orologio non è utilizzato, il sistema disattiva lo schermo a colori ed attiva la versione LCD monocromatica che visualizza l’ora, la data, il numero di passi, lo stato della batteria, i battiti rilevati, ecc.. consumando pochissima energia a tutto vantaggio della durata della batteria. A livello di caratteristiche tecniche diciamo che rispetto alla versione PRO 5 non ci sono molte novità, direi che sono più che altro miglioramenti ed affinamenti che rendono questo smartwatch probabilmente il più evoluto sul mercato (tra i prodotti con Wear OS). Per quanto riguarda le altre caratteristiche hardware, questo smartwatch integra in particolare: 1) 2 GB di memoria RAM e ben 32 GB di memoria di storage; 2) Display LCD e AMOLED da 1,43 pollici; 3) un sensore per la lettura del battito cardiaco (anche continuo) e tramite l’app Tic Salute o TicBattito è possibile monitorare i battiti e le anomalie H24, evidenziandole in appositi riquadri; 4) Sensore NFC utilizzabile con GooglePay per pagare con carta di credito direttamente dallo smartwatch (veramente comodo); 5) Sensore GPS (per tutte le applicazioni che lo richiedono) compatibile con GPS, GLONASS, Beidou, Galileo e QZSS; 6) Un sensore per il controllo della saturazione dell’ossigeno (molto in voga in questo periodo di post Covid-19); 7) Barometro e Bussola; 8) In ultimo, il nuovissimo processore Snapdragon W5+ Gen 1 molto più performante e parco nei consumi dei modelli attualmente sul mercato (WEAR 4100 compreso). Oltre a questi c’è il contapassi e contacalorie, accelerometro, giroscopio, sensore luce (già presenti nella versione precedente) a cui si aggiungono le funzionalità per il monitoraggio dello stress, del sonno, del rumore, ecc.. Gli argomenti “Batteria” e “Durata” sono difficili da definire perché troppo influenzati dalla tipologia di utilizzo, dopo 2 giorni di utilizzo intenso il consumo della batteria è sceso al 65% (ma ci ho giocato davvero tanto) per cui direi che è assolutamente identico al modello PRO 3 Ultra che utilizzo da quasi 1 anno. Certo questo non vuole essere un test rigoroso, ma dovrebbe dare l’idea del bassissimo consumo del display LCD monocromatico e del nuovo processore Qualcomm SnapDragon W5+. L’insieme delle applicazioni preinstallate da TicWatch è decisamente completo e tutte orientate al monitoraggio della salute in tutti gli ambiti possibili. Tra le più importanti troviamo: TicSalute, TicEsercizio, TicBattico, TicSonno, TicRespiro, TicZen, TicOssigeno,TicAscolto, VoiceMemo. Va sottolineato che (esattamente come per la versione PRO 5) anche il PRO 5 Enduro presenta ben 2GB di memoria RAM e 32 GB di memoria ROM, i programmi funzionano più velocemente rispetto ad altri smartwatch che invece hanno 512MB o al massimo 1GB di memoria. In definitiva, pur avendo smartwatch nella mia collezione anche di marchi blasonati alla fine quelli che uso tutti i giorni sono i modelli di MobVoi che ritengo essere i migliori smartwatch Google Wear presenti sul mercato. PRO - Design moderno - Leggerezza - Memoria RAM da 2GB - Memoria ROM da 32GB - Processore Qualcomm SnapDragon W5+ Gen 1 - Doppio display (con retroilluminazione a colori) - Durata della batteria - Cinturino da 24mm - Manuale in italiano CONTRO - Per il momento nulla da segnalare Spero che questa recensione vi sia stata utile.

Mobvoi TicWatch Pro 3からMobvoi TicWatch Pro 5 Enduroへの乗り換えです。 大正解でした。 デザインや質感は向上したと思います。 ビジネスの場面でスマートウォッチを使うのは若干の抵抗がありました。TicWatch Pro 5 Enduroは落ち着いた感じで気に入りました。フレームのギザギザも思ったより派手ではなく、リューズの赤いマークもよいアクセントでした。全体的に調和が取れた美しさがあります。アクティブな場面でもビジネスの場面も違和感がないように作られているのが分かりました。 Snapdragon W5+ Gen 1搭載で操作性は向上しています。全体的に動きはなめらかになりました。前に使っていたTicWatch Pro 3でもデフォルトアプリではさほど困ったことは無かったのですが、追加で入れるアプリによってはアプリが落ちたり、操作が止まったりしたことがありました。Pro 5 Enduroでは、追加で入れたアプリでも問題なく動き安定感が増しました。せっかく、Wear OSを選ぶならば、アプリを追加したいので、CPUの向上はうれしいです。また、リューズでの操作は格段に便利です。スマホと比べて小さな画面をタッチして操作せずに済むようになったのは便利です。 Pro 5 Enduroの最大の特徴である長時間のバッテリーライフは魅力的です。 公称72時間のバッテリーライフである前機種のPro3では、3日くらいの旅行に行くと、だいたい3日目の朝くらいにはバッテリー切れが心配になりました。せっかく、旅行に持って行くのに使用を控えなければならないのは残念でした。Pro5 Enduroならば公称90時間のバッテリーライフがあるので、旅行中も問題なくアプリを使えそうなのは、ちょっとの差がうれしい改善点でした。 TicWatchの特徴である有機ELとモノクロ式の二層式の画面は前機種に引き続き便利です。常時表示のモノクロ式の画面は私には必須です。面談中に時間を確認しようとする度に、ピコピコと有機ELディスプレイを派手に発光させずに済むのは地味に助かります。有機ELの発色は前機種よりよくなったように感じます。有機ELの進化なのかサファイアガラス採用が理由なのかは分かりませんが、綺麗な盤面は時計としての基本的な高級感を増します。 本体の重さ大きさ（50.15mm、44.7g）や、バンド（24mm）は存在感があります。fitbit insprieなどの薄型、細型のスマートウォッチとは方向性が異なります。バンドのデザインも変更がありました。表裏に立体的な段差が作られています。表面の見た目も高級感があってよいアクセントだと思いますが、裏面の肌触りがよくなっています。汗をかいても快適そうです。前機種のPro 3のバンドは、細身でピタットしたゴム感がありスマートな感じがしました。しかし、もともと本体サイズが大きめのTicWatch Pro用ならば、新しいバンドの方が見た目的にも機能的にも好みでした。 高機能かつビジネスでも使えるような高級感のあるスマートウォッチが欲しいユーザーにはとてもよい商品だと感じました。

I upgraded to a Tic Watch Pro 5 Enduro from the Tic Watch 3 Pro. I was really happy with the 3 Pro, it was a great watch. But the Pro 5 Enduro is next level. It's basically the same with improvements to the functions when swiping from left and right, plus having the ability to change the watch layout via the Mobvoi Health App is a great function and gives you the opportunity to change the phone display to suit your needs. The processor is so much faster so changing watch faces via the Timeshow App is quick and easy. The Health functions such as Heart Rate, Stress Level etc are easily viewed on the watch or on the Phone App and I have every confidence my heart and health is being monitored each minute im wearing the watch. Charging is super quick, I can plug it in and its recharged in no time, unlike my Ticwatch 3 which was usually plugged in overnight while I slept. Finally the price... such good value for a top quality watch. I'm not sure why anyone would purchase a $500 / $600 Smart Watch when the Ticwatch 5 Pro Enduro ticks so many boxes and does the same job as its competitors. 100% recommend this Smart Watch.