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Even Google Pay is working now - on my Fossil it worked in Germany but not in Norway. There are still some lacking features here like a height profile for cycling or no mode for outdoor swimming or paddling, but the heart rate tracking and the GPS work really well.

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I can read my heart rate and my speed when I am cycling even in full sunlight. I now prefer it over Google fit because it makes intelligent use of the LCD display.

24 + 18 h), including 2 15-min sessions of Mobvoi fitness tracking of communting to work! Mobvoi fitness tracking has become better. With these settings I almost get through 2 full days (i.e. I turned of tilt to wake and automatic Google OK recognition. That it does not emit light at night is an unsuspected benefit. I use the 'smart' display (LCD) rather than the AOD because it is easy to read in full sunlight. Nice when I get an acoustic answer about the weather while I am dressing up for cycling to work. Voice recognition/Google Assistant work for the first time in months, so now I use voice commands rather than tiles and the watch answers me back.

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The Pro LTE (but not the Pro!) is a game changer. Worst of all, I had to charge the watch twice a day using AOD and tilt to wake. However, the performance was laggy despite the Qualcomm 3100 chip set. I had a soft spot for my Fossil Sport as it is small and nicely engineered with very attractive minimalistic watchfaces. This is the first affordable Wear OS watch that really delivers. I have now tested the TicWatch Pro LTE for four days and I am very much impressed. If you have any questions, please let me know. Overall I am pretty happy with it and the price was reasonable.

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I currently use T-Mobile and so far no issues with it as a bluetooth device tethered to my Google Pixel 3XL or my Sony Xperia XZ3. So far I have purchased a charging dock, screen protector & bumper cases and all fit.ДЄltho the buttons do physically turn, they do not perform any function. It works well enough that I can leave my arm down by my side and still hear the other person & vice versa.ДЄccessories for the original Pro work fine with this version. Also when making a call from the TicWatch, it will ask do you want to do it from the watch or phone - if you choose watch it will try to use the watch's Verizon SIM card which will fail since it is not yet activated. TIP: you have to go into the BlueTooth Settings & turn on Play Phone Voice Call on Watch. Booting it up also takes a good minute.ДЎ of the main reasons I bought this is because it came with a speaker & microphone which work well. The biggest issue so far seems to be Assistant which works at varying speeds and sometimes does not even respond to verbal requests. Sometimes it takes a second to open some apps like the Play Store or Messages but nothing too bad. Performance of the watch seems decent to me. As Mobvoi recommends for the E & S, I have drained the battery to 0% and back up to 100% 3 times and now it looks like I can get 1.5 days - hopefully this will continue to improve. That is a longer than I would like but I am afraid to use a stronger power source since they recommend against it. It takes ~1.5 hours to charge from 0-100% using the USB from my laptop or a 5V 1A block. I have yet to play with the Mobvoi or Google fitness apps much altho I suspect they are both running in the background so that may be cause for some of the battery drainage. I do not have auto brightness on, use tilt to wake and only installed a couple of watchfaces and MS Office. So far, the battery has only lasted me 1 full day. Keep in mind that I am relatively new to the smartwatch world and use mine mostly for notifications. As an early adopter, I wanted to post after a few days to share my initial thoughts on the TicWatch Pro 4G LTE and try to answer any questions people may have.

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