I’ve been wearing the Mobvoi TicWatch Pro 5 as my everyday smartwatch for basically a full year, and in this video I break down whether it’s still worth buying in 2024. I go through the design and build (I actually ended up liking the Sandstone color more than I thought), the rotating crown and button controls, and the overall comfort—plus the one small gripe I have with the stock straps not feeling super “premium.” I also call out the obvious: it’s a pretty beefy watch, so if you’ve got smaller wrists, you’ll want to think twice. The big story here is the display and battery. You’re getting a large 1.43-inch OLED, but the real magic is the dual-layer setup with the ultra low-power LCD that handles always-on info like time, steps, heart rate, and notifications. That, paired with the 628mAh battery, is why I consistently got around four full days—sometimes even pushing 90+ hours with Essential Mode and some GPS activity. Performance on Wear OS 3.5 is solid and snappy with the Snapdragon W5+ Gen 1, but I do mention a couple caveats, like no Google Assistant and Android-only support. Overall, if you’re on Android and battery life is high on your list, I think this is an easy one to shortlist—especially with frequent discounts off the $350 MSRP.