Ticwatch Pro 5 Enduro Smartwatch for Men 1.43" Android Wear OS Smart Watch Up to 90 Hrs Battery 7/24 Heart Rate Health Fitness Tracker Outdoor 5ATM GPS Compass Not Compatible with iPhone/iOS

I previously had a Galaxy Watch 4 which I thought was great and it did the job just fine. I fancied getting a more up to date smartwatch and I was attracted to this given it's significantly longer battery life. I have been wearing the watch 24/7 and without having disabled any default features, I charge it once per week. I have had the watch for several weeks now and it's been every bit as good as I had hoped. Visually the watch looks great (I got the slate version), however I replaced the silicone strap for a nylon one as this feels better on my wrist for long periods, but doesn't look as nice as the original. The build quality of the watch is excellent and feels solid. It certainly is heavier than my last watch but wearing it has not been an issue at all. Also, the performance is great and it is very responsive when navigating around the apps and screens. Whilst it sounded a bit geeky, I like the idea of it having a dual screen and this has been perfectly fine, I can get the most relevant info I need without tapping on the screen to access to the Wear interface. It can be disabled but I understand it helps prolong the battery life so I would see no reason to disable it and only use the Wear interface. The only negative thing I've come across in my opinion was the included watch faces that were not great quality, however as it's Wear OS I was able to install some much better ones from 3rd parties. Whilst I previously liked using Samsung Health I was concerned the Mobvoi Health app you pair the watch to on your phone might be a step backwards. In reality, it's been just fine and it records and presents all the relevant data adequately so I've managed without the Heath app I had been used to. It can also push out to data to Goggle Fit and Strava if needed. I got the watch on a sale and I notice it's currently on offer for £122. This is a bargain at this price and I would recommend it.

The Ticwatch 5 Pro Enduro fulfills the main criteria for me, in terms of features and aesthetics - as well as being a very cost-effective solution for the feature set provided. Feature wise: - it has comprehensive health monitoring features, pulse, SPo2, steps, etc - which can be fed through their Mobovi Health app to Google Fit, Strava, etc. - They seem accurate and it prompts you periodically to getup and move which is helpful. - The sleep detection features work well with Sleep for Android as it is a Wear OS device it integrates nicely into the wider WearOS ecosystem. - The Google Wallet feature works well, and is convenient to use when out for public transport, shops, etc. - The headphone music integration works well controlling the various music apps. - The answering of calls and text messages from my phone works seamlessly, even Ring alerts pop-up on the screen. Battery life is great, I often forget that is needs charging as is goes for days at a time without discharging. The low-energy mode and auto-switching transitions working smoothly. Niggles are minor, it would be nice if it had Google Assistant, and I understand the Wear 4.0 OS is coming as an upgrade, but TBH these are minor niggles as the watch supports everything that I wanted and needed. Aesthetically, it is a well proportioned watch - slim but not insubstantial, with a bright vivd screen and the ridged strap is comfortable and improved over previous models. Highly recommended and very satisfied with this purchase.

The watch software is generally good, battery about 3 days and I like the LCD dual screen. Other than the screen I'm not sure it deserves the enduro tag as the aluminium surround is easily scratched. It locked up on me, plenty battery, unable to restart it or charge it. Mobvoi washed their hands of me saying go to Amazon and Amazon don't seem interested..... It seems as though you are buying a very expensive watch without a warranty that can be relied upon. I had initially given a good rating but will have to reduce to 1 star as I would never have bought it were the warranty issues made clear. Good tech let down by Mobvoi and Amazon.

As the title of this review states the hardware is fantastic though the mobvoi support is very lackluster. The good: This watch features a sturdy build quality, excellent waterproofing, ergonomic design with a comfortable sensor suite bump that didn't feel intrusive on the wrist. Battery life is good for just about 3 days in smart mode and just under 2 months in essential mode. The bad: Software is what lets this watch down which is a shame. Updates to said software will break functions frequently so much so I stopped updating it after the third major one and it has been functional ever since. Also don't go above wear os 4 as that will brick the watch and you'll have to do a factory reset. The GPS is quick to connect though it doesn't solve the inbuilt compass inaccuracy. Tic health functionalities are best having all updates after the first 3 ignored. NFC payments are a bit of a gimmick. Conclusion: If you can flash a better os onto the watch then you'll have a better experience with the sturdy hardware.

I ordered this as a replacement for my ticwatch pro5 and to be fair it was been a worthy replacement, Iv used it daily for a few weeks now and only have a couple of niggles with the watch but nothing major or product breaking (i'll get to them in a bit). All in all iv been happy with the watch, its as tough as the Pro 5 when used as daily wear for work, gym etc. It connects up to the treadmill flawlessly tracking all aspects of my excersise. Battery life is just as good as the Pro 5 with it easilly lasting 4 days on 1 charge, this can probably be upped to 5 or 6 if you limit the non essential apps running. They have seemed to listen also on the length of the strap, it appears to be around 4mm longer than the Pro 5, not a lot but it does make a difference when you have larger wrists. The watch in general is the same size as the Pro 5 so if you were comfortable enough with the size of this then the Pro 5 Enduro will suit you just fine. The pros from what I can tell are Great battery life Good connectivity between other divices Comfortable to wear all day Tough face and materials Accurate tracking for steps etc Customiseable faces pretty much polug and play with your android phone Now on to the cons Firstly, the watch goes in to essential mode when you go to sleep, there is probably a way to turn this off and prevent this but iv not had time to delve in to the settings to look for it. Secondly, All of the good watch faces on Timeshow (Ticwatch's own watch face app) are now behind a subscription service, any previous faces you purchased on the Pro 5 are available but it doesnt recognise your account right off the bat and is honestly a bit of a pain in the ass to transfer the faces from the Pro 5 to the Pro 5 Enduro, but the support are happy to walk you through the process if you wish to carry on. This is quite sad as if they had just left new faces available to purchase individually alongside the subscription they would have made a lot more money from me yearly than they will now as I dont ever see a full subscription as an option for me. Im not the greatest with a camera but iv added a couple of shots of the watch and added a couple of comparisson shots with the Pro 5 side by side to allow people to see thats there is pretty much no difference, all of the upgrades are mostly software in nature and work well. Dont let my niggle with Timeshow put you off, there are still some free faces available that are pretty decent, i would just prefer to buy the faces I like instead of having to subscribe for lots I dont want.

This is my third Mobvoi watch and I've been progressively more impressed by them as I get new ones - I've tried other smartwatches, including dedicated fitness devices, and each has had a few bits of functiionality that they're good at, but it's rare to find a good watcch that fulfiils my needs What's important to consider on my review is that my required features might be nowhere near yours - my "needs" for a smart watch include sleep monitoring (without having to pay a stupid monthly fee), 24 hour heartrate monitoring, quick access to features I regularly use, a simple timer with saved frequent periods, calendar view of upcoming week or entire month, simple visual display of remaining battery life, quick view of notifications & reply to messages (via on-screen swipe keyboard or voice to text) & find my phone, plus a few other bits & bobs that I get from apps The TicWatch low power screen is a feature that I'm confused others haven't tried to replicate - an "always on" screen that's using the full colour display is just a plain and simple battery drain, while the low power display means that the battery life can get insanely long - the longest I've gone is over 7 days between a charge while still having full use of the watch, although I had 24 hour monitoring off (I had forgotten the charging cable for a journey) With the updated crown for navigation & the button swapping between recent apps, the usability of the watch is far beyond what it was before, add in the new fast charge speed and you'd be amazed at how much you end up using the watch - I've gone from less than 10% battery to over 70% in about 15-20 minutes of charging, while my previous TicWatch Pro 3 was having charging issues at the end of it's life, taking over 12 hours to get less than 50% charge, but I had had that watch for over 2 years of constant use This is easily the best Android Phone device I've used, it has the best battery life by far, fastest charging (15 mins for a day's use, 30 mins for 65% battery), the fastest chipset in a Wear device and very simple strap replacements - the rotating crown is fantastic for navigation I cannot recommend this watch enough, the Enduro model is more expensive, but it gives greater battery life, and while I'm unsure (yet) if the extra money is worth it, having the extra battery life is a nice addition, allowiing for 45 days worth of life if you put it into the lowest power usage mode! EDIT: I initially gave this a 5 stars, but have dropped it down to 3 stars for a big problem (in my opinion), and that's the indented charging points - since you wear the watch for several days at a time without having to remove it (apart from showers, etc), so the little indent where the charging points are get full of dirt and gunk (probably a fair share of dead skin cells too), which means the charging pins won't connect cleanly to charge the watch Comparing the charging points to other watches of a similar price point or even cheaper, this is a big flaw - the Nothing Phone Pro 2 has two points beside the watch strap so you can wipe them clean, the Google Pixel 3 has pins that connect to large areas on the back of the watch, the Huawei GT5 uses Qi, as does the Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 Why can't Mobvoi fix their charging point so that it will either work with Qi charging, or so the points are level with the back of the watch themselves - the watch is fantastic, battery life is unmatched considering the functionality Overall, if you're happy scrubbing the back of the watch every time you want to charge it, then it's great, but if you "forget" (because you're too tired) or think you've got it, you probably don't - after 9 months it's gotten worse and worse for charging - with the last charge time taking about 3 hours for less than 20% I'm replacing the watch soon with something NOT made by Mobvoi, and I'll be avoiding them until they can fix their charging point issue

I am a Ticwatch user since 2 years ago. Started with TW3 Pro Ultra then upgraded to TW5 Pro and now, TW5 Enduro! I can definitely say that this is a more premium version of TW5 Pro. I would be honest, this is like the ideal TW5 Pro that I dream of! The TW5 Enduro version has a more comfortable and premium feel silicone band which is definitely way better than TW5 (you can see my review of TW5 Pro and this is one of the thing that I note). The rotating crown also gets bigger and more easily accessible. The weight of TW5 Enduro is a bit heavier compared to TW5 Pro, but I would say that I prefer it more since I do love watches that are heavier (personal preferences). Battery life is fantastic as well as it lasts more compared to TW5 Pro (Yes, it lasts more. TW5 Pro has a very strong battery life but this one is better!). Lastly, the color. At first I was hesitant to buy the Slate color but ended up buying it anyway so i can distinguish which one of my watch is the Enduro version and the TW5 Pro. However when I unbox it, I am extremely happy that I bought this color because it is really good! The bezel which was colored in matte gray complements perfectly with the strap! Overall, I am very happy with TW5 Enduro. One thing that I would advise is if you already have TW5 Pro, dont worry, TW5 Pro is a very good smart watch. TW5 Enduro is just the improved version of it and don't regret your purchse of TW5 Pro. I would personally use TW5 Pro for my everyday use (and office use as it looks formal) but TW5 Enduro for exercise and gym. If you haven't purchased a TW5 Pro and planning to upgrade from TW3 or other smartwatch, purchase the Enduro version as the difference in price is really worth it! If you're gonna ask me why I bought TW5 Enduro when in fact I already have TW5 Pro, the answer is just simply that I am a big fan of Ticwatch and I know that this would last for years to come!

This watch is kind of good, however there are too many aspects to it that just don't click with me. To begin with, just the overall experience in setting it up is not super smooth, it takes at least a couple of attempts for everything: phone connection, wallet set up, other apps from the play store, etc. I recently switched to Google Pixel phone because I like to have all my data in one place, plus I wanted to try the ecosystem and see how it works. This is crucial to understand why I don't like this watch. I bought it - after carefully researching the Web - because of it's rugged design (as opposed to the pebble design of the pixel watch, which I find revolting) and most importantly for its Wear OS and the supposedly seamless integration with Google services (Fit, Maps, YouTube music, wallet etc) as advertised. However, a proprietary third-party app is mandatory to set up the watch, making Wear OS redundant and forcing you to uninstall it from the phone. This was the first red flag: why obligate to remove the app on which the device is supposed to be based upon? I later found out that even when granting all the permissions to synch with Health Connect the data does not actually get integrated in Google Fit, and if you try the option from the Mobvoi app, you just get a warning from Google reading that in order to protect your data your action is forbidden. So whatever activity you do, is stored just in the mobvoi app: well done Mobvoi 👍🚩 it felt like I was with Huawei again... 🐉🎇🧧 Customer service is useless, by the way. I tested also the wallet and maps, the first works fine (after the second attempt) while maps it's simply unusable. One of the main selling point of this watch is the double display that makes the battery life longer, and that's really a good idea, however that doesn't work fine with maps: if you set the option of using the lcd screen as main display to save on battery, after a default time frame (5-30 seconds) the screen goes off and you have to swipe every time, but if I'm navigating I want it at a glance, and if you use the oled display the battery drains out very quickly 😭. Not a fan of that. YouTube music? Forget it, you have to have premium to use it. Media controls? Simply don't work, I tried to upload a song on the watch and play it, it just doesn't recognise it (works if you play from the phone though). Other music player are almost impossible to find, and the choice is very limited to indie developers. Now, don't get me wrong. It's really a nice watch and has a lot of potential, but it's just not good enough for what I was looking for and there are too many little details that make it not perfect and just ruin the experience... like the strap: it's horrible, it has a rugged design that prints on my wrist, even if I wear it loose. Or the haptic feedback, which is nice but not subtle enough. The screen lock... good luck with that. I do like the colored heart zone when you work out, the double display, the customizable faces, and yes you CAN use it as a wear OS 3.5 device after all, but it's far from a pleasing and smooth experience, also: no updates on the horizon (like seriously?). Battery life in essential mode last easily up to 2-3 days, otherwise I charged it on average every second day, which is fine, but not ideal. I hate to say, but I regretted buying this device. So I had to return it after little over a week of use (God bless, Amazon return works very well). I guess I will wait for better options in the near future, or maybe I'll stick with a wristband.

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!

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.

Een super coole SmartWatch. Zit van alles en nog wat. Ben zelfs nog steeds aan het ontdekken. Echt een aanrader.......als je niet te veel heb om uit te besteden. Tôp......