TicWatch GTH Pro by Mobvoi has been launched. The smartwatch has been developed by Mobvoi in collaboration with CardieX, a global health technology company. The latest wearable from Mobvoi comes without Google's Wear OS, but offers plenty of health-focused fitness features. The TicWatch comes at a pocket-friendly price and s multiple workout modes. The TicWatch GTH Pro also allows s to monitor their long-term arterial health and features dual PPG sensors that can be used to detect blood volume changes.
TicWatch GTH Pro price 331w4i
Mobvoi Mobvoi's official website and Amazon for $99.99 (roughly Rs. 7,600) in the US.
TicWatch GTH Pro specifications, features 3g2q4
The TicWatch GTH Pro has got a metal dial with a 1.55-inch 2.5D curved display. Its 20mm watch strap is made up of TPU material and is interchangeable. The dimensions of the dial are 43.2 x 35.2 x 10.5mm. s can get over a hundred watch faces with Mobvoi's app, and up to three of them can be stored on the wearable. TicWatch GTH Pro s Bluetooth v5.1 and has is water-resistant up to 5ATM (50 metres).
The TicWatch GTH Pro runs RTOS, making it impossible to install additional apps. Mobvoi says the smartwatch offers up to 10 days of battery life and takes about two hours to get fully charged.
The wearable can be used to monitor s' long-term arterial health. It features dual PPG sensors — a wrist-facing sensor and an optical sensor on the side. Mobvoi says the optical sensor makes use of FDA-approved tech from ATCOR, a subsidiary of CardieX, and lets s measure arterial waveforms based on pulse strength through their fingertips.
The TicWatch GTH Pro also tracks four purported parameters of its wearer's health and combines them all into a single number it calls the “Arty Score”. The parameters include heart rate (TruHR), blood flow to the heart (eCap), heart stress (HSX), and arterial age (ArtyAge). To access all these data and insights, s will have to connect the watch with the Mobvoi app, available on both Android and iOS.
The smartwatch also s SpO2 and sleep tracking, along with a total of 14 workout modes including basketball, football, yoga, elliptical machine, and outdoor cycling among others.