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TicWatch Pro Review: One smartwatch, two screens

TicWatch Pro Review: One smartwatch, two screens

Posted on July 10, 2018July 25, 2019 By Jarvis

We may still argue about the usefulness of smartwatches, but few would disagree that a wearable with a flat battery is no use at all. The TicWatch Pro running Wear OS by Google wants to make sure that’s not an accusation you can level at it, using a clever twin screen system of stacked panels, one for full functionality, the other for power efficiency. At $249.99 it’s fairly affordable, too, but has TicWatch made a smartwatch that’s twice as usable or just doubly frustrating?
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