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The Ticwatch E is a fairly basic Wear OS smartwatch, but including both a heart-rate monitor and GPS at such a low price makes this one of the most affordable smartwatches around that can also serve as a fitness tracker. Disappointing battery life and some patchy performance with an iPhone are our only real criticisms of the Ticwatch E, which otherwise offers a lot to like at its price.
The TicWatch E is a tremendous value. It offers comparable specifications to most WearOS watches on the market, without the massive hit to your wallet.
I have yet to encounter the perfect Wear OS smartwatch. There’s some great hardware out there, but Google hasn’t given the software the attention it deserves. The Ticwatch E can hold its own with much more expensive models due to a feature-rich spec sheet. Integrated GPS, a heart-rate sensor, speaker for phone calls and an IP67 rating are impressive for any smartwatch, but kind of incredible for one costing well under $200.
The Mobvoi Ticwatch E is not the best Android Wear smartwatch, and it also isn’t the best-looking model, but it is exactly what the wearables market needs. For a low price, you get robust set of features that makes from Ticwatch E a competitor of more expensive smartwatches.
Pending some new growth and advancements in the industry or market, this wearable is going to feel like a steal and should be near the top of anybody’s list.
Remarkable watch in terms of the value they deliver. You get a comfortable Android Wear watch with built-in GPS, a heart-rate monitor and 4GB of storage, along with a microphone and speaker. The only noteworthy feature missing is NFC, which is by no means a deal breaker at this price.
Mobvoi did the right thing. Rather than trying to create a fancy smartwatch that no one would think about buying, it put together an affordable smartwatch that deserves attention. Whether you’re buying a smartwatch for the first time or merely trying to save money, you can’t go wrong with the Ticwatch E.
The TicWatch E isn't a bad smartwatch, but it's not a great one either. It's an okay smartwatch, and that's not enough to justify the already low price tag.
if you are looking for a starter smartwatch and don’t mind Android Wear or that the build quality may one day reflect the price, the Ticwatch E is a compelling offering.
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