TicwatchAtlas Smartwatch for Men Android Wear OS Smart Watch Outdoor 90 Hrs Battery 110+ Workout Modes Heat Map Fall Detection Health Fitness Tracker 5ATM GPS Compass Android Compatible Only (Black)

As a 24-year-old who’s been loyal to the Mobvoi brand over the last few iterations (Ticwatch Pro 3, Ticwatch E3) the Ticwatch Atlas is easily one of their best yet. The Atlas feels like Mobvoi truly listened to feedback from their users.Design & BuildFirst off, the design is amazing. It’s got this rugged-yet-premium look that screams durability while still being sleek enough for everyday wear. The strap is comfortable, and the watch itself feels lightweight despite its robust build. I’ve worn it while working out, hiking, and even to a wedding—it’s versatile enough for all occasions.PerformanceThe Atlas is a powerhouse. The speed and responsiveness of the Snapdragon W5+ Gen 1 chip are noticeable right out of the box—apps open faster, and there’s minimal lag. I’m a heavy multitasker, and this watch keeps up with everything I throw at it.Health & Fitness TrackingFitness is a huge part of my life, and the Atlas delivers. The advanced GPS is ridiculously accurate, especially when running or biking through tricky trails. The new fitness features, like the heatmap, are genuinely helpful and not just gimmicky. Also, the blood oxygen monitoring and stress tracking have been surprisingly insightful.Battery LifeThe battery life is fantastic! I easily get more than 2 days of use with moderate activity, sometimes getting close to 3.5/4 days and the fast charging is a game-changer. In just a short charging session, it’s ready to power me through the day, which is perfect for my on-the-go lifestyle.Final ThoughtsIf you’re a Ticwatch fan like me—or just someone looking for a reliable, feature-packed smartwatch that doesn’t break the bank—the Ticwatch Atlas is a no-brainer. It feels like the natural evolution of everything Mobvoi has been building towards. I couldn’t be happier with this upgrade!TL;DR: Rugged yet stylish, packed with smart features, and great for fitness buffs. Mobvoi nailed it with the Atlas.

I think I have had every version of the TicWatch Pro since they came out, although technically I guess this isn't called a Pro. Either way, I still think it is an incredible bit of kit. I've had one of Samsung's offeringed, can't recall which, preferred the TicWatch, had a Google Watch that came wth my phone, still preferred the TicWatch.There were 4 things that struck me initially with this watch...Appearance - if you like "chunckier" sports/activity watches, then this is the TicWatch you are looking for rather then the 5, I'm not saying it is crazy chuncky like some of the activity watches you see, look like they have been hewn from the armour of a tank and probably weight as much. But it is more rugged in appearance than the 5, the 5 is more dress watch in comparisonStrap - I have to confess I wasn't a huge fan of the strap on the 5, I swapped it out, which is very easy to do as they have a standard fitting and Amazon have no shortage of watch straps. It was the material I didn't like. It wasn't that it was uncomfortable or got sweaty like some watches do, I just didn't like it. On the Atlas however, the new material is a much nicer finish and finishes the watch perfectly. It holds the watch perfectly in place - which sounds daft reading it, but I mean it holds it correctly positioned rather than sliding towards the far side of you wrist as some do.Charge time - once again The TicWatch charges at a very pleasing speed. The clever dual screen gives a great battery life, but eventually it's going to run down. Whether you decide to run it near the end and fully charge, or prefer to charge little an often you're going to have the watch back on your wrist in no time at allSpeed - I know on paper there is little difference in the engine of this watch from the 5, but it wakes up when tapped faster than my 5 does, which when you use it for payments, opening the numerous bluetooth/NFC doors around the office, etc is a big thing for me.The watch packs all the features that have becomes standard on the TickWatch range, 24 hour heart rate, blood oxygen, stress, activity tracking, sleep tracking etc etc. It records the same step count as the 5, the phone, my Wife's phone and the Google watch, so unless they are all equally wrong it must be right. The distance tracking is pretty accurate when I have compare it would routes I have walked.I do wish that we could have Google Assistant back, the once thing I miss from the TicWatch 3 days, but as I understand it that's not Mobvoi's doing.So to sum up, another great watch from Mobvoi, I'm very happy with it!