Renowned smartwatch maker Mobvoi has launched a new watch  – the TicWatch Pro 2020. The TicWatch Pro lineup was first introduced last year and later in the year, Mobvoi introduced an upgraded version with 4G LTE connectivity. The TicWatch Pro 2020 comes with several upgrades over the past cycle including expanded RAM, presently going up to 1 GB of RAM rather than 512 MB of RAM. It’s additionally progressively tough, being evaluated MIL-STD-810G for protection from shock, dust, water, and extraordinary weather conditions. It’s IP68-rated and can stay inside the water of depth up to 1.50m for close to an hour.

As for the watch itself, it’ll come in two hues – Shadow Black and Liquid Metal Silver. The strap is made from calfskin or skin-friendly silicone, while the screen is protected by a layer of Gorilla Glass 3. It retains a 1.39-inch AMOLED FSTN Touch Screen with a resolution of 00 x 400 pixels. The case is made of Polyamide and Glass Fiber while the bezel is made from Stainless Steel. the watch has a diameter of 45mm and is 12.6mm thick, weighing in at 58.5g.

One major drawback to this upgraded model is that it still utilizes the old Snapdragon 2100 processor. Since this is an upgrade, we expected it to come with a newer SoC. Yes, the improved RAM may help with execution, however easily overlooked details like battery life would have profited from an improved processor.

The TicWatch Pro 2020 is already available to buy on Amazon and goes on sale on Mobvoi’s website from the beginning of March. It is priced at $259.

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The 2019 International CES began on Sunday, January 6th with leading companies coming under one roof for business meetings, launching and exhibiting their new products, and a slew of other activities.

Cashing in on this recently kicked-off event, GeekBuying has launched its latest promotion dubbed, ‘CES 2019 Sale.’ The new promo offers up to 60% off on a wide selection of items that have been split into various categories to enable users to efficiently find what they are looking for.

These heavily discounted products have been divided into four main categories including Hot Tech, New Trends, CES Code and Category Deals. Aside from shedding light on a couple of products that you can buy at considerably lowered prices, we’ll show how you can get extra discounts on the aforesaid items at checkout.

Ticwatch PRO Smartwatch

Placed under the ‘Hot Tech’ section, the Ticwatch PRO would normally set you back a pretty penny on both online as well as offline stores. But much to the delight of cost-conscious buyers who aren’t willing to spend a fortune on a smartwatch, the Ticwatch PRO has gone up for sale carrying a dropped price tag of just $249.99 on GeekBuying.

You can extend this 17 percent reduction in the device’s original asking price of $299.99 by using coupon code GIZ_BTFNENCX. The aforesaid coupon helps you to get an extra $73 off by reducing the device’s retail price to only $199.99.
Equipped with a high-resolution AMOLED screen as well as a power saving FSTN LCD screen, the Ticwatch PRO is an irresistible smartwatch at this price. It features Smart Mode and Essential Mode that ensures longer battery life and meets the varied needs of the user.

You can visit this link to avail the discount. Note that the promo is slated to end in just four days.

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Huawei Honor Band 4 Smart Bracelet

The Honor Band 4 sports 0.95 inches AMOLED true color screen that shows easily readable 45 characters. Moreover, it boasts an impressive array of other features like scientific sleep monitoring, 24-hour real-time heart rate monitoring along with seven exercise modes like outdoor running, indoor running, outdoor walking etc.

While you’d usually expect a smart bracelet offering comparable features to carry a steep price tag, the Honor Band 4 can now be yours for a dropped price of just $49.99 on GeekBuying. This is a noteworthy 38 percent drop in the device’s original asking price of $79.99, but that’s not all.
In addition to taking full advantage of the aforesaid discount, you can apply coupon code GIZ_RJABWPLP and get an extra $5 off before proceeding to checkout. As a result, the device’s already lowered selling price drops further down to only $44.99.

In order to avail this discount and use the coupon, which will be valid for all EU stock, all you need to do is to follow this link before the promo wraps up!

Get 38% Off On Huawei Honor Band 4 Smart Bracelet

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Smartwatch maker Mobvoi launched its latest product, the TicWatch Pro in May 2018. The smartwatch has now officially gone on sale via Amazon with shipping available to several countries globally. The wearable device was expected to be priced at less than $300 and indeed, it is way less. The TicWatch Pro comes with a $249.99 price tag.

TicWatch Pro comes with several features that set it apart from its predecessors. Some of the features include a heart rate sensor, NFC for Google Pay, GPS and an OLED display. These are ordinarily not exclusive features since they are also found on other Wear OS running smartwatches like the LG Watch Sport and Huawei Watch 2. The TicWatch Pro sets itself apart with the inclusion of an FTSN LCD display on top of the OLED display.

The OLED display underneath is the main display where the Wear OS and its attractive UI are shown. Whereas the FTSN LCD display is transparent and shows your heart rate, step count, and the time. The secondary display is obviously a low power display which will be always on. The smartwatch turns off the Wear OS display when left alone and when you need to use the watch, it turns back on.

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Furthermore, the TicWatch Pro sports an Essential Mode which runs on only the low-power FTSN LCD display. In the Essential Mode, the TicWatch Pro still monitors your steps and heart rate, as well as the calories burned. The smartwatch can run for up to 30 days if running on Essential Mode. You can at any time switch to Wear OS and that will happen within a minute. The device also comes with NFC which makes it suitable for cardless payment. The company will, later on, release an LTE version of the smartwatch.

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Smartwatches are gradually becoming very much popular as they get crammed with more features. Mobvoi is one brand that created a storm sort of with the TicWatch S and TicWatch E which were launched last year packing Android Wear OS. The company has now unveiled a more interesting product dubbed TicWatch Pro.

As can be gathered from the “Pro” moniker, the TicWatch Pro comes with several features that set it apart from its predecessors. Some of the features include a heart rate sensor, NFC for Google Pay, GPS and an OLED display. These are ordinarily not exclusive features since they are also found on other Wear OS running smartwatches like the LG Watch Sport and Huawei Watch 2. The TicWatch Pro sets itself apart with the inclusion of a FTSN LCD display on top of the OLED display.

The OLED display underneath is the main display where the Wear OS and its attractive UI are shown. Whereas the FTSN LCD display is transparent and shows your heart rate, step count, and the time. The secondary display is obviously a low power display which will be always on. The smartwatch turns off the Wear OS display when left alone and when you need to use the watch, it turns back on.

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The TicWatch Pro comes with an Essential Mode which runs on only the low-power FTSN LCD display. In the Essential Mode, the TicWatch Pro still monitors your steps and heart rate, as well as the calories burned theoretically. The smartwatch can run for up to 30 days if running on Essential Mode. A little snag with this is that you’ll have to wait a full minute if you want to switch to Wear OS.

The smartwatch will be available soon and will be priced under $300. The watch might get an LTE model for the U.S in due course.

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