I initially started out with this guy's little brother, the "Note" or "Max S" with a 2.4" screen and it was great. Unfortunately the band broke and I had to end up exchanging it, so I opted to go for this larger 2.8" version.
It's basically identical in every way except for the larger screen and larger battery. And the larger battery alone is worth the price of admission. With the smaller watch, I would be lucky to make it through a 10 hour day but I have no worries at all on the larger battery (2,800mAh vs. 2,000) and if I'm not using it much I can get two days out of it. The charger is also better and hugs/fits the watch WAY better. The smaller watch was flat with weak magnet and you have to babysit it. This one gives confidence and charges quickly.
Nothing against the "stock" UI but I replaced it with Nova Launcher for a true raw Android experience and found a suite of apps to get it exactly the way I want it. You can side load .apks into it if the Play store says it's incompatible for some reason. I've found 99% compatibility in general though, but keep in mind it's Android 7.1 so anything higher probably will have issues. Still a ton of apps out there that support it though. It would be nice to see this get an update but I doubt it. My biggest concern is how long will it last running 7.1?
This is very customizable and is standalone which eliminates the need to carry a phone. I'm a field engineer/inspector and I can leave my phone in the truck charging and walk the field and still have instant access to anything on my wrist and make calls either through the speaker or Bluetooth. You could conceivably Zoom on this thing with its forward-facing camera, I haven't tried it. The sound is decently loud and of course it supports Bluetooth accessories. Apple Music works and looks great on this! The scaling of the screen makes it work like a mini-tablet, it's a 640x480 display but at retina density. The screen is really good, IPS, crystal clear, bright, it's where the money's at. Typing on it isn't really bad at all and I have big hands. Voice dictation is even better though, which it supports.
It definitely feels like an Inspector Gadget type device and I'm an inspector so it's perfect. Also, to be sure, the hardware within is accurately represented and it does support LTE bands on T-Mobile. I tried AT&T and it sort of worked but I guess you just have to talk to them and they can get it working. I didn't try since mine uses T-Mobile (which isn't great indoors but this also has wi-fi obviously). It's my understanding there's an updated Android 9 version out there that isn't nearly as good for several reasons.
I look forward to a proper updated version with further shrinkage and feature additions perhaps. You'll never get this level of customization on an Apple Watch and try watching YouTube on one.
| Marca | KOSPET |
|---|---|
| Produttore | TICWRIS |
| Modello | TICWRIS MAX |
| Nome modello | TICWRIS MAX |
| Dimensioni prodotto | 7,37 x 5,08 x 1,52 cm; 272,16 grammi |
| Pile | 1 Ioni di litio (Tipo di pila necessaria) |
| Numero modello articolo | TICWRIS MAX |
| Numero articolo | SB-122 |
| Capacità di memoria | 32 GB |
| Dimensioni della memoria flash installata | 32 GB |
| Sistema operativo | Android |
| Periferiche compatibili | iPhone, Xiaomi, Android smartphone, Samsung, Huawei |
| Caratteristiche addizionali | GPS |
| Numero di articoli | 1 |
| Tecnologia schermo | LCD |
| Dimensione schermo | 2,86 Pollici |
| Schermo a colori | No |
| Wattaggio | 40 watt |
| Tipo di alimentazione | Batteria |
| Le pile/batterie sono incluse? | No |
| Pile/batterie richieste | No |
| Composizione cella della pila/batteria | Ioni di litio |
| Tipo wireless | Bluetooth |
| Tipo di connettori | Wi-Fi |
| Input umano interfaccia | Touchscreen |
| Materiale | metallo |
| Pila/batteria ricaricabile inclusa | Sì |
| Peso articolo | 272 g |
| Aggiornamenti software garantiti fino a | sconosciuto |
