The watch came on time. It works great tracking my step and heart rate as I wear it. It charges easily, you just have to pop it out of the band.it holds it's charge for a few days (less than 5 days but for a smart watch you wear to sleep that is pretty good). I have yet to use it to track specific activities. The watch face is customizable and easy to read. It's pretty comfortable to wear, I would recommend drying it off after getting your arm wet and switching arms every few days to prevent contact dermatitis. It's easy to clean with a little swab of rubbing alcohol. I am already a fan of the app's interface and user friendly design.

A gift for my son, he absolutely loves it. It's nice looking, functional as a watch, and notifies him who is calling or texting so he doesn't have to look at his phone. Having a sedentary job, he also likes that it reminds him to move, even if it is just to stand and stretch. The Fitbit app keeps all his stats and is easy to use. He said he also finds himself taking flights of stairs to see his heart rate increase. If it gets him to move more, I say mission accomplished.

I’ve had my Bip U Pro for two days now and before purchasing I watched YouTube videos comparing multiple smart watches. I have had two Apple watches 2 & 3 series and I was a little hesitant because of the low cost of this Bip U Pro- but, I was not going to spend a fortune for another Apple Watch. so far, and the two days – it has exceeded my expectations. It was super easy to pair with my iPhone. I absolutely love the fitness features- in my opinion it exceeds the Apple Watch. I really like to swap out bands and I was pleased to find with a quick Amazon search that many bands are available- Not as many as the Apple Watch but a good amount! It’s not as heavy as the Apple Watch but seems very durable -I have already hiked and took multiple walks with this watch, two toddlers hanging on me and no trouble! This Watch has already motivated me to just simply move more. I really like the watch! I am going to purchase one for my mom for her birthday as well! You just can’t beat it! I highly recommend!

I’ve had this smartwatch for a couple months now. I bought it because, as a senior citizen in my 60s, it is affordable, it keeps track of steps taken, heart rate, etc. it even tells me my blood pressure. It does not require a costly subscription to do so. After several months, it is still doing great! This smartwatch is a smart buy!

Review title says it all. Great watch with great features, especially if you also own a samsung phone. But wish battery life was better. Currently you have to charge every day.

An impressive watch. A pretty accurate tracker for HR and sleep. Loaded with auxillary features but some of them are very trivial. Love the look but still would expect more in terms of a smart watch and hence 4 stars. Would recommend this for beginners who could afford more for the looks and GPS. Sync issues were minimal and really depends if app permissions or updates were carried out perfectly. Would also love a trade-in program for newer variants. Final recommendation: Go ahead and buy only if u do not mind afford more than charge 2 or below variants.

First an foremost, the unboxing of this watch reveled a charging dock, quick guide, and the TicWatch Pro 3 itsself. My first impression with the watch is how light it feels, yet, rugged. It is significantly more slim than my previous watch and it is significantly lighter than the competition. This watch is incredibly user friendly and capable. I have have associates with the competitions watch, and they have nothing but complaints due to bloat ware and unnecessary add-ons. The interface is smooth, giving you the ability to scroll through the applications with ease. The watch face itsself feels smooth, making selections effortless. The top righthand button is used for selecting applications, while the bottom righthand button is set by default to the ticfit application. This button can be set to open just about any apps, or for a specific function. The always on display is light-years ahead of the completion, keeping the watch functional for hours apon hours, unlike any other smart watch on the market. This watch has some amazing new tic features, to include, it's own version of a meditation app, blood oxygen measurement, and many more.I greatly appreciate the fact that it runs on wear Os, again, making this watch quite versitile and user friendly. I absolutely plan on purchasing more watches from Mobvoi within the future.This is my 6th ticwatch! They are absolutely the most robust watches I have ever had! I work in the Heavy Equipment operating field within the military, and they have yet to let me down!

The Ticwatch E3 is the smaller sibling of the Ticwatch Pro 3 and Pro 3 Ultra. It cuts back on some features, and a lot of the price. The question is, does it make all the right cuts? Or has it cut anything that makes the overshadows the cost advantage? Which is substantial, with the right deals, you can get the E3 for about half the price of the Pro 3 Ultra. I think, overall, it does manage to pull it off, perhaps with one quibble.Here is everything I like about the E3. Despite being all plastic and lightweight, it looks really quite good. It is elegant, where the Pro watches have rugged looks. It goes much better with a more formal attire, while the Pro watches are more at home with jeans. The strap is soft and supple, very comfortable, but shorter than the Pro straps. If you have thick wrists, you might consider swapping it out for a longer strap. Remember, these are 20mm straps, not 22mm, but they are still quick-release and easy to swap out. The back-side of the watch body looks very similar to the Pro watches, except with lots of printed information, which doesn’t matter, no one will see it. It takes the same charger as the Pro watches. The front has a big bezel, if you are spoilt by some other watches out there. But actually, the Pro watches have a wider bezel, they are just sort of masked by the crown dial. I would also strongly suggest a screen protector, as the screen can get scratched.The display is smaller and lower resolution, but even a complicated watchface with lots of detail still looks good and crisp, no issues there. The display can get bright enough for outdoor use, and there is a trick which is not immediately obvious. If you double-click the top function button, the screen gets brighter momentarily to enable to you view it better in direct sunlight. The ambient mode is dim, there is no getting around that. In sunlight, you can’t really tell that there is an ambient watchface on unless you look closely. But indoors it is quite clear. The 4100 CPU that powers this and the Pro watches is the best you can get for Android Wear and likely to remain so for some more years. So there is no fear of obsolescence here. And there is plenty of RAM and storage to keep the watch ticking along for some years at least.The tracking functions are about as good as you can expect from a watch that is not a dedicated fitness watch which also doubles as a semi-smart watch. Heart Rate tracking is fairly accurate and consistent with the Pro watches. Step counter works well and doesn’t terribly over or underestimate steps. There is a built-in stand-alone GPS so you are not relying on the watch for this. There are a large number of sport modes, automatic activity detection, and everything you have come to expect from a full-blow fitness tracker these days. You will quickly disable the automatic work-out or activity detection, as you will with any other watch, they are always too slow to detect the activity start and more often than not guess the activity wrongly. Someone working out with a fitness watch can surely find the energy to select the correct work-out manually.So all sounds great right? All the right compromises to keep the price down to just half of the Pro watches. So what is the one quibble? Simply put, battery life, which is way worse that half that of the Pro watches. The battery in the E3 is smaller than the Pros, and there is no secondary low-power ambient display. So if you have ambient display on, track heart rate and steps at in an active lifestyle, receive a good number of notifications and view the watch as a working professional or socially active person would, then it does not last for a full day. If you are planning to stay out late into the evening, or have a night out planned, then you are stuffed. A watch that doesn’t last 1 full day of active use could put some people off. However, if you turn off ambient display, then it will get you through a full day, so you do have an option at least. I just wish they had kept the same battery size as the Pro watches. That would have made this watch absolutely and totally recommendable. Now, I would only recommend it with one caveat – think about how you will use it, and if you need both an ambient mode and an all-day (say 20 hour) active battery life, because you won’t get both. Other than this one thing, I think it is the perfect entry-level WearOS smartwatch that will satisfy a vast majority of people. If you can remember to put it to charge every night, you will get everything you need from a smart-watch and competant fitness tracker for just a bit over 100 quid.