Ticwatch GTH Pro Smartwatch for Men Women Arty Heart Health and Dual Sensor Technology 5ATM Waterproof GPS Fitness Tracker with Heart Rate & Sleep Monitor iOS/Android Compatible

tl;tr: Great watch at the price point. Batter life is amazing. Health tracking is really awesome.I've been wearing this watch for almost 20 days now. I am really enjoying the watch. Here are some specifics about different parts of the watch:Watch band and fit: I have really big wrist, over 8 inches. The watch band with the watch barely fit and it wasn't very comfortable. I don't fault the watch at all for this, as I said, I have very large wrists. I did get a 40mm Barton extra long watch band. Barton is on Amazon as well if you need a band, very nice quality.After I got a band that works for me, the fit is amazing and is quite comfortable. I wear my watch on my right wrist (I'm left handed) and the watch is very comfortable, the crown, which is used to help navigate the watch is easy to use, even on the right wrist.Shape of the watch: I really like the rectangle shape of the watch. I wish there were more watches that had the rectangle shape instead of the circle.Battery Life: This is by far one of the 2 best things about the watch! I charged the watch fully when I first opened the opened the package. From there, I did not have to charge it for 10.5 days! This was with wearing the watch all the time, including sleeping. The watch was tracking my health the entire time.Health Trackers: Fantastic. The vital trackers are accurate and are a great feature to have, I am especially impressed with the sleep tracking, the watch is incredibly accurate.Notification and Integration with phone: This is where the watch does not have a lot of use. I asked to be updated from all my apps, but the only one that comes through is text messaging. But, I was actually ok with that. After a few days I realized it was nice to just have my most important notifications come through.Watch Face Choice: I really like the different watch faces that are available on the watch. Quite enjoyable and it is has a face for every occasion I wanted.Overall impression: I really like the watch and I think that at the price point it is amazing.

I really wanted a watch to monitor my heart rate and to have the data collected and saved for future reference, but I didn't want to spend $50 on a smart watch that did a bunch of things I didn't need or want. I didn't need anything fancy - so far, this watch suits my needs just fine, but keep in mind I've only had it for a day. I started off by charging it all night, and setup/downloading the Mobvoi this morning was pretty easy, although it did require me to explore the app to figure out how to set up everything that I wanted to.The heart rate monitor seems to be accurate, and after some google searches, I was able to successfully connect this watch to my Google Fit app. It's unclear how often the two apps sync up, but I have seen data from the watch show up in Fit. It also allows you to customize the watch face through the Mobvoi app, which I really like. I have a hard time reading the default analog clock, so being able to switch it to digital and use my own background is a plus!It has a unique charger, which caused me to remove a star - I would have preferred the charger to be micro USB or USB C since I already have a ton of those chargers lying around. The charger it comes with attaches magnetically, and the magnets aren't very strong, so it's easy for the watch to get knocked off the charger. The charging cord is also shorter than I expected. However, the watch did charge completely overnight (I'm sure it only takes a couple hours to charge, but I just happened to get the watch right before I went to bed), and worked well in the morning.Navigating the watch is not quite intuitive to me - however, I've never owned any kind of smart watch before, and it only took a little fiddling and some googling on my part to figure it out.Overall, I recommend this watch as a heart rate monitor - I will update my review in the future if anything changes.

A few months ago I gave my trusty Garmin Forerunner 35 to my father-in-law. He had suffered a heart attack and he needed a watch with a heart rate monitor. I knew that the Garmin watches heart rate monitor was bomb-proof, and I was interested in trying something else. I have a friend with a much fancier Mobvoi watch, and I thought that perhaps the TicWatch GTH would be worth a shot. I had heard that their software didn't work very well, but it said it integrated with Google Fit, and that would meet my minimum requirements.The watch itself looks pretty good, and it seemed solid. At first I was encouraged. However, after a few days it became clear the the heart rate sensor was terrible. It sort of works. Most of the time it registered a heart rate precisely where I expected it to be. However, whenever it got a bit confused instead of registering no heart rate it would instead jump to a ridiculous number. So every time the watch shifted on my wrist the watch would say that I was about to experience a heart attack. I would go for a leisurely walk and my watch would say that my heart rate had been over 190 for 30 minutes. It was so consistently bad that I actually worried about my heart. However, I borrowed my wife's fit bit (and my old Garmin) and verified that TicWatch was just bonkers.The sleep function was similarly broken. I lost track of how many times my watch said that I was still asleep when I was actually driving on the freeway at 75 MPH. I am pretty relaxed when I drive, but not that relaxed.Don't even get me started on the battery life. Mobvoi advertises 7 days of battery life, but I could barely get 2 with a brand new watch. I suspect that they did their testing by turning the brightness down so low that you can't read it outside and then turning off the tilt to wake feature that makes it possible to turn on the watch without pushing a button.Mobvoi's application was terrible, and the website was worse. The Google Fit integration only actually moved my information over about 25% of the time, but even still it was better than Mobvoi's application with all of the data. The charger cord only works when I bend it a certain way and then put something on top of it to hold it in position. Plus, the cheap pin on the watch strap broke.Finally, precisely 60 days after I purchased the watch it died. The screen is completely scrambled, and refuses to be reset. I tried to send it back in to Mobvoi and they told me that they only offer 30 day returns. I could send it in for warranty repair, but honestly I don't want this watch anymore.I am going to do what I should have done in the first place. A brand-new Garmin Forerunner 35 is about $5 more than what I paid for this watch. The Garmin has a heart rate monitor that works, and built in GPS so that I can go running without my phone. The Mobvoi TicWatch GTH looks marginally better on paper, but in reality it isn't even in the same league.

I have been purchasing Mobovi Tic Watches for quite awhile now. My biggest complaint was how large the face of the watch was on my wrist. I really like this watch on my wrist. I don't feel that it is as big and bulky as the other Tic Watches that I have purchased. Here are some comments on what they advertise.1. Battery Life - if you don't want to use the battery saver - 5 days. If using the battery saver option you can get the 7-10 days out of a charge. Even the 5 days is better than the other Tic Watches I have purchased so I thought this was an improvement.2. Sensors - I really enjoyed the various things this watch will do. I went to my Doctor and while they were taking my vitals, I checked my watch. The temperature was .2 degrees off of the temp they took, the SpO2 was dead on, the heart rate was on as well. Overall, everything seems to work as it should. I have Afib and this watch does show when my heart is in a funk and how often which is beneficial when I go see my Cardiologist. The doctor's office was impressed with this watch as well and what it measured.3. Sleep - I like this component and it allows me to see what kind of sleep I am getting at night.4. Notifications - just like my other smart watches. The only thing I didn't know was that it has its own system and will not show up as connected to your phone even when it is. I thought this was an issue until I did a little research and found this is how the watch is designed. Please advertise this so that others know it has its own operating system.5. Faces - I love this about Tic Watches6. Set up was easy and very quick.7. Swim - I did use it in a pool and there were no issues.8. Recording steps - much better than any other Tic Watch. It was more accurate. I really liked how it reminds me to get up and move, which I have been utilizing.9. Appearance - looks like an Apple Watch without the price tag.10. Price - Extremely reasonable. More cost effective than the other watches with more bang for your buckOverall, I highly recommend this watch and I do know that a few people that I have talked to about it are going to look into them for themselves. I also like how my leather band from previous Tic Watches fits this watch as well, so if I am doing sporty things I can wear the silicon band but can dress it up with the leather band as well. I'm impressed and will continue to wear this watch.

I really like the size and feel off this watch and the fitness tracking stuff is pretty cool. I also have a ticwatch C2, which is great as a smartwatch, but a little bulky for sleeping and working out. The battery life on this watch is amazing, but at a cost. It is not great as a smartwatch. It does not notify me for MMS, when I swipe away messages on my phone they still appear on my watch, it doesn't silence the notifications on my phone when I'm wearing the watch. It's definitely missing a lot of things that I love about my C2. The font on the messages is pretty terrible (see picture). Hopefully they'll send out some updates and make it a little more functional as a smartwatch because I do love the size and feel of it.

I have had this watch for a couple of weeks. So far it’s been awesome. There are so many cool features for a fantastic price but some of my favorites are.Feel and look. It is comfortable to wear all day and night, it’s not too bulky and I sometimes even forget I’m wearing it.Battery life. I have had this for a couple of weeks and I have only had to charge it once. I also have slept with it on almost all night and swam with it on.Sleep tracking. I have had another watch that had sleep tracking but not as detailed as this one. I like that I can see how many hours I was in a deep sleep or light sleep.Workout feature. It automatically detects when you are working out. And so many workouts to choose from. I really like that it tracks my oxygen levels and it measures the same as my finger oximeter.Weather: it’s nice to not have to get my phone if I’m outside doing yard work and want to know the weather, this feature has come in more handy than I thought it would be.Display: The screen is so easy to control and it’s not overly sensitive but I also don’t have to be aggressive with swiping your finger.Bluetooth: before I could fully connect my phone to through the Bluetooth I had to reset the watch. This wasn’t a huge deal but if I would have known that I would have just connected my phone right away rather than wait.No sweat under wrist because you don't have to tight the watch for sensor to workOverall, this watch is fantastic if you’re looking for a budget friendly smart watch that can do many different things.

First of all a great watch with good performance for the price you pay for it.Setup & Mobile App :Setup is pretty simple. All you need is to download MobVoi app from respective App Stores. Scan a QR that appears on the start up of watch. It’s suggested to update the software as soon as you get it by using the Settings > OTA. The app is not much friendly but by exploring you can find options such as selecting units ( metric vs. imperial) under Fitness > user avatar. Their zendesk support is quick to address questions. Cannot do much changes on the watch as this watch doesn’t come with WatchOS , any changes like changing watch face etc. can be done using the app. No additional apps can be installed. It works well with Apple Health app but binding for Google Fit app is currently restricted by googleTracking :I like the features included - like sleep monitoring , hear rate monitoring , blood oxygen levels etc👍🏻.Not sure if it just me - it won’t recognize while you are biking but not that faster. Step counts are pretty occurate.Battery life:One of the feature this watch boasts about is the battery life of 10 days. I was able to get at most 6 days so far. May be after a OTA update it may get better I suppose but - for the given price range this is awesome. I didn’t really immerse the watch in water so can’t talk about the water resistance.Look and feel and the watch band is neat. Can’t see the display properly under bright sun light.

It seems to be a nice watch. Lots of sensors. I *did* get 10 days on the first battery charge; so impressed.I like how the recharging cable connects to the back of the watch magnetically. Seems to work great.The watch band is replaceable.The screen is big and readable unless you're in bright sunlight. It's just washed out. There doesn't seem to be an ambient light sensor like on nearly every phone and tablet that adjusts the brightness of the screen automatically. When I go into Settings on the watch and try to turn up the brightness, the range seems to be from 0 to 4 (no owner's manual with the watch) and 4 isn't bright enough to see the screen in daylight. The brightness should really go up to 11. Everyone knows that.Update: I got an answer back from Mobvoi Customer Service. They have no plans for making the screen any brighter. 4 is as high as it will go. If the sun's out, you won't be able to read the screen. A bit disappointing. I can't tell that they tested this feature before releasing this product.I finally found out where you can link the Mobvoi app with Google Fit. It's in the app on your Android phone, not on the watch itself.Let's hope that you never have any problems with this watch because Mobvoi's customer service seems to be non-existent. I've been trying to get them to respond to simple questions like "Can you link the Mobvoi app to Google Fit?" and "Why isn't the watch visible so that I can add it as a Trusted Device in Android?". Nothing. Crickets.Update: I just returned this watch since you couldn't read the screen outdoors and Mobvoi had no plans on making the screen brighter.

El producto lo devolví porque no cargó la batería, así que no lo pude encender y no lo pude usar

Muy decpcionado al advertir que, como en otras marcas, el reloj quemó mi muñeca probablemente por sus sensores. Exijo a los fabricantes que me devuelvan mi dinero!