 Did you know we haven't had a video about a smartwatch on our channel in, uh, over two years? Well, I'd say it's about time. So today we're breaking the dry spell with a sponsored showcase video of not one, but two affordable smartwatches from TicWatch. The TicWatch S and the TicWatch E. So, why don't you watch it? Even though the TicWatch S and E are two different watches, you'll often see them together. They were funded through the same Kickstarter campaign, raising over 3.2 million dollars, and they still share a single page on Mobboy's website. And that's because they have a lot in common, including a 1.4-inch always-on OLED display with anti-scratch glass, a 400x400 pixel screen resolution, up to two-day battery life from their 300 mAh batteries, and they also have Bluetooth, as well as built-in mics and speakers. So you can get the most out of the latest Android Wear 2.0 operating system, which... Wait a minute. Didn't previous TicWatches use their own proprietary OS instead of Android Wear? Yes, they did. And I did like that one. But not to worry Tic fans, not only does Android Wear give you access to all of the watch apps on the Google Play Store, not to mention the Google Assistant, but the TicWatch S and E still come with Tic-developed apps like their calculator, alarm clock, and Tic Fitness, so you still get that high degree of optimization that TicWatch is known for. Let's look at the differences between the two now, starting with the look. The TicWatch E, or Express, is more minimal and hip than the S and comes in three colors — ice, shadow, and lemon. The watch bands are interchangeable, and they come with faces that were actually specifically designed to complement the design of the TicWatch E. The TicWatch E comes in at $159.99, while the S, which comes in night, aurora, and glacier — god, these color names — and also has its own set of stylish custom faces, goes for $199.99. So why the $40 price difference? While both watches are equipped with all the essential sports hardware — heart rate monitor, proximity sensor, accelerometer, gyroscope, and GPS — the S, or Sport, integrates the GPS antenna with the wrist strap, so that bigger antenna allows for more accurate tracking of fitness metrics like your speed, your distance, and your route. The exterior is sportier, too. The band is recessed to reduce wrist sweat, and the numerals around the face help with chronograph functions. Overall, the TicWatch S and E are great value sport watches, especially considering that they have Android Wear 2.0, heart rate monitoring step-counting GPS, and IP67 water resistance, meaning that you can wear them swimming. The TicWatch S and E are available now at the MobVoice store, which you can find using the link in the video description. So if this video sucked, you guys know what to do, but if it was awesome, get subscribed, hit the like button, or use those links to check out the stuff we featured in the video description. We've also got links down there to our merch store, which has cool shirts like this one, and our community forum, which you should totally join.