Best TicWatch smartwatches 2024

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TicWatch Pro 5 next to Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Pro and Pixel Watch

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1. At a glance
2. Best overall
3. Best value
4. Best for outdoors
5. Best entry-level

When you're trying to find a smartwatch that best fits your needs, you'll want to consider a few factors. You'll find that many wearables run on Wear OS, including the Mobvoi TicWatch smartwatches. Whether you prefer rugged or sleek, simple or robust, there's no shortage of options.

Our favorite from this brand is the TicWatch Pro 5. It's pricey, but it'll be money well spent for most users. You'll get loads of smart features, battery life that goes on for days, and a gorgeous dual display. If you're still not sure, we've rounded up some of the best TicWatch smartwatches for you to choose from.

At a glance

Best overall

TicWatch Pro 5 angled in sunflowers

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Best overall

Reasons to buy

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Incredible performance
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Wear OS 3
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Unbeatable battery life
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Rotating crown
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Good health tracking sensors

Reasons to avoid

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Too bulky for some wrists
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Only one color option
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Expensive

When I reviewed the TicWatch Pro 5, I found that it truly does it all. With a generous number of features, unbelievable battery life, and tons of fitness tracking perks, it's one of the best Android smartwatches going — and why it's still a daily watch for me. 

What you'll probably notice first, though, is the uniquely brilliant display. The TicWatch Pro 5 uses layered display technology, which helps extend the battery life even further. For example, Daily Mode allows you to use all of your watch's features, but you'll need to charge it every night. There's also Extended Mode, which allows you to use essential features and will only require a charge every couple of days or so.

When it comes to features and tracking, there's a lot to unpack. For starters, you'll love having voice-activated Google Assistant, mobile payments with Google Pay, built-in GPS, heart-rate monitoring, activity/sleep tracking, smartphone notifications, and more. While the design is slimmer and more lightweight than previous Pro models, it still comes in a 50mm case. This might be too large for some wrists, so that's something to think about. The price tag isn't in the value category, but if you can swing it, this is one of the best TicWatch smartwatches out there.

Best value

TicWatch E3

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Best value

Reasons to buy

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Lightweight design
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Snapdragon Wear 4100 delivers good performance
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Solid fitness tracking
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Blood oxygen monitoring

Reasons to avoid

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Bezel is a bit bulky
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Mediocre battery life

Based on the price, I was hesitant about how much the Ticwatch E3 could offer. However, once I reviewed the watch, I quickly realized that it was a fantastic wearable. This is especially true if you're a budget shopper who doesn't want to spend a fortune on a smartwatch. 

You get the older Snapdragon Wear 4100 chipset which still delivers amazing performance, for starters. The lightweight design will look familiar as it loosely follows what we've seen in previous TicWatch E models. You get a 1.3-inch HD display with a large bezel around the watch face. This model is compatible with 20mm interchangeable bands, and comes with IP68 water resistance that's suitable for pool swimming.

There's also a great selection of health/fitness features on the TicWatch E3. You'll have built-in GPS, activity/sleep tracking, heart-rate monitoring, blood oxygen tracking, and more. There's also a built-in mic and speaker for Google Assistant and NFC for Google Pay. You'll also have to accept the mediocre battery life, other than the love-it-or-hate-it bulky bezel. It'll typically last for two days on a single charge, but you can opt for Essential Mode. This will limit certain features to help extend battery life when necessary.

Best for outdoors

TicWatch Pro 3 Ultra

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Best for outdoors

Reasons to buy

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IP68 water resistance
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Excellent battery life
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Heavy on features
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Speaker and microphone

Reasons to avoid

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No ECG monitoring
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Bulky design for some

You won't find a better smartwatch for your outdoor lifestyle than the TicWatch Pro 3 Ultra. Wherever you go, the Pro 3 Ultra can go too. During my review of the watch, I took it on camping trips, cutting down trees on my property, and through various workouts, and it kept going. When you combine this level of durability with unlimited tracking abilities, including proactive sport modes, swim monitoring and swim style detection, a built-in GPS, heart rate sensor, and sleep tracking, there's not a whole lot that the Pro 3 Ultra can't do.

The proactive sports modes allow you to keep going at your own pace without slowing down to mess with your watch. It's powered by TicMotion, which is Mobvoi's suite of proprietary AI algorithms. It proactively detects your motion, tracks your swim activities, and provides your fitness records without you having to press or do a thing. The dual-layer display will ensure you always have the important information visible and stretches the battery to up to 30 days in essential mode. Simply get going, and it will follow suit.

Best entry-level

Mobvoi TicWatch GTH watch faces

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Best entry-level

Reasons to buy

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Stylish design
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Slim, lightweight profile
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Increased RAM, better performance

Reasons to avoid

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Battery life isn't great
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More expensive than predecessor

It's not much, but the TicWatch GTH is the best entry-level TicWatch around. For starters, it costs roughly $25 at most retailers, which is an insanely cheap price for any wearable. The fitness tracker looks pretty neat and you also enjoy plenty of other perks such as heart-rate monitoring, activity tracking, SpO2 measurement, a skin temperature sensor, and more.

Although you don't enjoy fancy features such as NFC payments, the battery lasts up to 10 days which is super useful for a busybody. There's also sleep and stress tracking onboard, enabling you to get quite a bitof use out of the modest TicWatch GTH.

All of them are great, but the best TicWatch ultimately depends on your needs

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These days, the smartwatch market is overflowing with options. It can be overwhelming to sift through all of the options when trying to find a suitable match. There's a sea of different price ranges, health/fitness tracking perks, smartwatch features, and designs. We can confidently say that the collection of Mobvoi TicWatch smartwatches is worthy of your attention. This impressive lineup offers an ideal option for just about every type of fitness enthusiast there is.

If we're talking favorites, we've got our sights set on the TicWatch Pro 5. It's hard to go wrong with its brilliant, battery-conserving display paired with the lengthy list of smart features and fitness-tracking capabilities. It's on the expensive side, especially when you compare it to some of the others on this list. However, do your research and you'll find this is quite a steal, considering all of the perks and upgrades you're getting. The TicWatch Pro 5 is easily the best TicWatch smartwatch you can buy right now.

No matter what your ideal fitness smartwatch looks like, you can probably find a match for your needs on this list. You can rest assured that you'll be on your way to achieving your goals with any of these TicWatch models on your wrist. When you combine any of these promising smartwatches with the easy-to-use TicHealth app, success will be just around the corner.

Namerah Saud Fatmi
Senior Editor — Accessories

Namerah enjoys geeking out over accessories, gadgets, and all sorts of smart tech. She spends her time guzzling coffee, writing, casual gaming, and cuddling with her furry best friends. Find her on Twitter @NamerahS.