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Ticwris Max Review – 4G Smartwatch (3GB / 32GB)

Ticwris Max Review – 4G Smartwatch (3GB / 32GB)

Posted on February 10, 2020 By Jarvis

TicWris is an almost unknown brand and to stand out from other Chinese brands, the startup relies on fairly strong communication. The brand has just announced the TicWris Max 4G, a connected watch that claims to be as powerful and versatile as a smartphone. If you’ve ever felt that Apple or Samsung smartphones are somewhat outdated and have a flawed design, then you should try this one. The newly launched Ticwris Max has a huge 2.86-inch display at a resolution of 640 x 480 and looks practically like a smartphone you wear on your wrist.
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