The Amazon listing mentions a release date of October 1st, so likely Mobvoi will be making an official statement in a matter of weeks.
Obviously, we do already know that this watch will be using Qualcomms Snapdragon Wear 4100 chipset which represents a big leap compared to previous generations.
An Amazon UK listing thats still live currently (via Droid-Life) doesnt provide up a lots of information, however offers us our first look at Mobvois upcoming TicWatch 3 Pro. The TicWatch lineup has actually been ongoing for a few years at the business and this points “Pro” lineup provides a few of the best Wear OS needs to provide.
Aside from that, Amazons listing also reveals a UK price of ₤ 299.99. When it launched, that highly indicates that Mobvoi is offering its flagship watch a huge jump in rate this year as the TicWatch Pro LTE was just ₤ 249 in the UK. Directly transformed, that would mean a rate of up to $400 in the US, but probably well be looking at something more in the variety of $300-350. Still, thats a huge rate to spend for a newer chipset.
With TicWatch Pro 3, we do not know what hardware Mobvoi is using and even if the lines signature dual-display feature will return. What we do understand is that the style has certainly been fine-tuned and a minimum of appears to be considerably thinner. Personally, I dig it.
When watches with Qualcomms brand-new Snapdragon Wear 4100 chipset start delivering to clients, Googles Wear OS platform is ideally going to get a shot in the arm this Fall. Today, the first of those watches has dripped with the TicWatch 3 Pro, coming this October.
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With TicWatch Pro 3, we dont know what hardware Mobvoi is using or even if the lines signature dual-display function will return. That strongly suggests that Mobvoi is giving its flagship watch a huge jump in rate this year as the TicWatch Pro LTE was simply ₤ 249 in the UK when it launched. Still, thats a huge cost to pay for a more recent chipset.
