Brand Consumer Electronics Blog

Hello, everyone. Today I will tell you the story about Ticwatch S2. What is the TicWatch S2? It launched alongside the TicWatch E2, the TicWatch S2 is the slightly sportier variant. Both watches are the respective follow-ups to last year’s TicWatch S and TicWatch E.

Like the TicWatch S before it, the TicWatch S2 is a smartwatch that skews towards the larger devices on the market. But while it’s bulky at just shy of 13mm in thickness, it carries its weight well. That’s important for any watch you might want to wear whilst out on a run.

Its polycarbonate build helps it to remain lightweight, all things considered. In addition, its build quality feels like a step up from the TicWatch S’ plastic-feeling construction. The TicWatch S2 is a lot hardier than the E2, with a MIL-STD-810G rating for durability and ruggedness as defined by the U.S. Military. Needless to say, it should hold up to some tough conditions.

Screen
The TicWatch S2 has a 1.39-inch fully circular, 400 x 400 resolution AMOLED display. That’s a decently sharp screen for a smartwatch at this price. Yes, you’ll spot pixels if you’re peering at the panel up-close, but day-to-day it isn’t something you’ll notice.

Features
Performance is what you’d expect for a smartwatch with these internals. Apps fire up as swiftly as I’d expect – which is to say that it’s a chipset that’s beginning to show its age slightly but is otherwise responsive enough.

Bringing up Google Assistant can sometimes be a little slow; it isn’t always immediately obvious if the voice assistant has heard your request since there can be a delay before it springs to life with a response.

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Despite it being more expensive than the E2, it's important to note that the TicWatch S2 GPS is one of the most affordable Wear OS watches you can buy. If cost is an important consideration for you, you'd be hard-pressed to get a better deal for a Wear OS device.

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