Specifically, the TicWatch Pro 5 has a rotating crown and a secondary physical button, mirroring the Pixel Watch. Also, the smartwatch will be one of the first with the Snapdragon W5+ Gen 1, as well as 2 GB of RAM and 32 GB of storage. While Mobvoi’s dual-layer display technology returns, the TicWatch Pro 3 has nominally larger 1.43-inch panels, which fit within a 50 mm case that weighs 44 g.
Moreover, Mobvoi has added several other features that the TicWatch Pro 3 series lacked. For example, the TicWatch Pro 5 has a built-in compass, along with multi-band GPS and a barometer. Additionally, Mobvoi has integrated heart rate backlights, smart training recovery time and VO2 Max. The TicWatch Pro 5 is rated for up to 80 hours of battery life, or 45 days in ‘Essential Mode’. Allegedly, 30 minutes of charging will take the smartwatch from 0-65% charge too. Pricing has not leaked yet, nor has a release date. However, its appearance in full on Amazon Canada suggests that Mobvoi is finally close to replacing the TicWatch Pro 3 series.
