At first I had to watch the video but once I got the hang of it everything fit nicely everything was perfect. I loved it I love that it’s thick. It doesn’t move around in my trunk everything fits nicely there’s enough room for everything 100% recommend love this product 10/10

For a smaller guy as myself (5'9") I find the 42mm a great fit. The wake up gesture works great and I find the activity tracking works very well. I am not sleep expert, but the watch does seem to know exactly when I go to sleep and wake up. Not sure if I will even care in the coming weeks. but pretty neat at the moment.However, I have a few minor issues I don't like and perhaps I will overcome them as I get more familiar with the watch.Text messagesI have a Samsung Galaxy S8 and if I read my text messages on my watch, my phone does not mark the message as ready. I am using Google messages, so maybe its not compatible. But in my 2015 car I can read the message on the infotainment center and it gets acknowledged. Its not too big of a deal, but in my opinion, it kinda of defeats the purpose of using your watch.NotificationsI have disabled most of the notifications I don't want to see. But I have not figured out how to disable the daily briefings, or when my phone is out of range (it vibrates) or some various other apps on the phone.Goodnight modeI love the goodnight mode feature. It seems to recognize when its getting close to bedtime, giving you the option to enable or suspend. But it does not always recognize when I get up. I find half the time I have to turn it off.Battery lifeI know the 42 has the smaller battery, but I am a little disappointed with the life so far. I have gotten close to two days of use before needing to recharge. My expectation was 3 full days. Of course I find myself messing with it often. Hopefully, the life will improve as I scale back my usage.

I kept the Garmin Vivoactive 4 for one day before returning it and replacing it with this watch. The notable difference is that the Garmin is a fitness watch with smart capabilities and this is a smartwatch with fitness capabilities.I miss some of the fitness options from the Garmin, such as tracking specific activities (bench presses, cycling, curls, etc.) directly from the watch and even the ability to create your own exercises. I also wish the Ticwatch, or more specifically Google Fit, would update other apps such as Strava. Unfortunately, it only works the other way around with applications updating Google Fit but not vice-versa.That said, I probably wouldn't miss those options had I not tried the Garmin first as this watch is very capable of tracking your fitness and updating Google Fit. As far as Fit not updating Strava, I will just track my walks and cycling with Strava instead of Fit, which means I have to hit start from my phone instead of my watch for it all to work correctly (yes there is a Strava app for the watch but although I can get it to sync with the Strava app on the phone, it doesn't update Fit when started from the watch for some reason). Also, there are plenty of apps that will sync with Google Fit. I have found none that can match the details that Garmin does but it's a sacrifice I am willing to make (I did find one app that does detailed workout tracking but it's a phone app and many of the routines are locked behind a subscription).The trade-off is that you have so many more options outside of fitness on the Tickwatch Pro, such as using Google Assistant to tell the watch to do things. A great example is my shopping list. While cooking, as soon as I get low on something, I can tell my watch to add it to my list in real time (which I set to use Bring! as the default list app since there's a smartwatch and phone app which sync together). While I'm in the store, I can just check things off my watch with a tap, or voice if you want to walk around a store talking to your watch.The screen is also beautiful with many options for watch faces, something that the Garmin seriously lacked in. This means that I can change the face and band on my watch to match my clothes if I want to. There are too many apps to name, including games, fitness, aesthetics, and utilities and it works with GooglePay (which I have tried and works).If you got far enough to even know about the Ticwatch Pro, you have probably already heard about the battery life which I can't speak much to because I rarely go below 50% before charging. You probably already know about the dual-screens as well which consist of the default low power one that is always on and the nice-looking LCD screen that comes on with a touch of a button or flick of the wrist or you can have it always on or even have a lower voltage version of the LCD screen as well. So you have options and power-consumption will depend on the options you have. Apparently, with the default settings, you get around 3 days of usage before needing to charge. Again, I haven't tested this because I charge my watch pretty much every day.So far, after some days of use, my only cons are the minor fitness things I talked about above which are probably only cons because the Garmin spoiled me. I would have been perfectly fine with these options had I not known those options were even possible. Also, I have had the screen freeze up, lag, or just be "iffy" on occasion. This doesn't happen often and usually fixes itself without a reboot so I chalk it up to WearOS stuff. There was once where I used the Find My Phone option and it just caused the screen to go blank. It is not bad enough to want to return the watch and I have yet to find an electronic device which has lots of options that didn't have at least one quirky thing (I don't mess with Apple stuff which probably doesn't have this issue since everything is so proprietary, expensive and doesn't have as many customization options).As far as looks go, there is only one size and I believe it is 44mm (maybe 45mm??). This might be big on really small wrists but I think it is fine for mine which is approximately 7". It is not too thick either so doesn't look bulky on the wrist. As already stated you can switch the bands to make it look more or less casual/dressy to fit your needs. So far, I haven't found many watch case/covers that have good reviews but when those come out, having a matching band, face and case will mean that this watch will look good with almost any outfit you can think of.My final thoughts:If you are trying to shave off that extra 1/2 second from your run or need to track every minor detail of your fitness routine from your watch AND having a second phone on your wrist and looks are not important to you go get the Garmin.However, if you just want to track your fitness to maintain good health or to get a decent physique to look good in a suit/dress/underwear AND looks and options are important to you, this is the watch for you.Thoughts on Samsung Galaxy watches:For those that are trying to decide between this and the Samsung Galaxy watch 3 or 4, the reasons those didn't come up as options for me are because my understanding is that you get the most out of those if you already have Samsung devices to sync with it, which I don't. Also, the watch 3 uses Galaxy apps so you can't get things off of the Play Store, from what I understand. The watch 4 apparently uses WearOS and Google Play but is much more expensive. Take this with a grain of salt as I have not tried the Samsung watches for myself. I only did some minor research before determining they weren't for me.Edit: Just one more note on the fitness aspect after having this watch for so long now. If you use Strava, like I do, it does not sync with Google Fit well. As in, I can't get Strava to update Fit without force closing Strava and clearing the cache from my system settings and then, most times it still won't update. This is not the watch's problem though, it's more of a WearOS and Strava thing so I won't take stars off but you should be aware.

This lock is incredibly clever and well designed. I love that I was able to make my deadbolt smart without advertising that it is a smart lock.Pros:-- Incredibly clean and simple. No bulky components that fit over the thumbturn.-- Installation took less than 15 minutes and was very straightforward.-- The battery placement in the bolt is ingenious. It's super easy to replace; just turn it into the lock position and unscrew the end of the bolt.-- Homekit integration is solid and can lock/unlock door thru Siri.Cons:-- The strike plate included is larger than the ones typically used with a residential deadbolt.

Lil difficult to figure out settings and the band flaps constantly it’s annoying other than that it’s good watch would like to find more bands for it but don’t know which ones fit

This is the first smart devices that we have purchased. I had my reservations but they were unfounded. The switches fit neatly into our existing boxes and the wiring was simple and well detailed in the instructions. The configuration with the app was simple and in no time we had them working. They have a nice appearance and now I am going to replace all my switches!

Great product. I lasted a whole day after I got my new watch to test this screensaver out and it did it’s job. Didn’t spider out nor crumple into pieces. Great thickness and still touch screen friendly. Paired up with an iiteeology watch bumper and we got ourselves a nice piece. Rough on any apparel from head to toe. I’ve bought 3 packs of em if it’s any consolation because I’m a wrecker driver and constantly banging head, hands, elbows etc. Definitely would refer this to anyone in need of a screensaver. Great iPhone products also.

I bought 4 smart switches + 1 dimmer in order to install them in my living room (2 switches + dimmer) and bedroom. Each one of the spaces also has a fan so I had a bit of doubt that the new smart switches would work. However, after a very easy installation (it's almost foolproof) I was happy to get them working without any issue.Installation in the living room was a bit tricky as I had to but a separate 3-gang plate and I was not sure if all of them would fit nicely. Good thing is that all switches are standard size so I was able to install properly (see picture).After this, I downloaded and created an account in the smart life app on my phone. Finally, enabled the skill in Amazon Alexa and everything worked perfectly. I highly recommend this product!