TicWatch Pro 5 is a Wear OS watch model that has carved out its place on the market among the competition from Samsung and Xiaomi. Its biggest highlights are definitely the dual display, and a decent battery life for a watch with an advanced system. We’ll show you where you can buy it for the best price!
Best price on the entire internet
The TicWatch Pro 5 smartwatches are currently available at a promo price on the AliExpress marketplace. They’re located in a Chinese warehouse, but shipping is completely free. Delivery, of course, will be without customs duty charges and takes 9 – 14 business days.
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Updated 14. 11. 2025 at 09:35
TIP15-day delivery via Aliexpress Standard Shipping
For this product, Aliexpress Standard Shipping is available with guaranteed delivery within 15 days. It’s the most reliable delivery method and, in most cases, it’s handled by a courier company. The 15-day delivery is something we actually tested.
When you order from a Chinese warehouse, AliExpress adds a customs fee to your cart of about €3,70 per order. When you receive the package, you don’t pay anything extra.
Are you shopping on AliExpress for the first time?See the guide!
Updated 14. 11. 2025 at 09:35
TIP15-day delivery via Aliexpress Standard Shipping
For this product, Aliexpress Standard Shipping is available with guaranteed delivery within 15 days. It’s the most reliable delivery method and, in most cases, it’s handled by a courier company. The 15-day delivery is something we actually tested.
When you order from a Chinese warehouse, AliExpress adds a customs fee to your cart of about €3,70 per order. When you receive the package, you don’t pay anything extra.
The TicWatch Pro 5 follow the design line of their predecessors. Again, you get round watches that look sporty and elegant at the same time. Dimensions are 50.1 x 48 x 12.2 mm and weight is 44.3 grams.
No shortage of water resistance certification 5 ATM and the military standard MIL-STD-810H. TicWatch Pro 5 feature a 7000-series aluminum body and reinforced nylon. Strap width is 24 mm.
The right side includes two buttons; the lower one also serves as a rotating crown for better navigation in Wear OS 3 directly from Google, in its clean form. The manufacturer also announced an upcoming update to Wear OS 4.
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Two displays again, plus a powerful processor
In this generation as well, you’ll find two displays on the front, both with a 1.43-inch diagonal. The first is an AMOLED panel with a resolution of 466 x 466 pixels, the second is an FSTN panel, which has different backlight colors. The displays are covered by protective Corning Gorilla Glass.
Mobvoi equips the watch with a new processor, the Qualcomm Snapdragon W5+ Gen 1, backed by up to 2 GB RAM and 32 GB of internal storage.
TicWatch Pro 5 measure over 100 activities, including with GPS. In addition, they measure heart rate, blood oxygen levels, stress, and sleep. There’s also a microphone, even a 1 W speaker, plus Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth, and NFC for contactless payments.
A new feature compared to the previous generation is the barometer, which is used to measure altitude in real time, bringing much more accurate results for running or hiking. They also include a heart health function, which helps people with health conditions like arrhythmia, bradycardia, or atrial fibrillation.
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Exceptionally strong battery
The battery is a premium 628 mAh unit. Mobvoi claims up to 80 hours of battery life in smartwatch mode. The device doesn’t have wireless charging, but it does support fast charging. You’ll reach 65% in 30 minutes.
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I bought the previous version of the Ticwatch that they promised would get a newer Wear OS version, and they didn’t deliver—never again will I buy a Ticwatch.
No update to Wear OS 3 took over 2 years. According to Mobvoi, it’s because of that special chip the watches had in Essential mode. I’ve got the Pro 3 and it’s pretty OK, but nothing amazing. The problem is software support. If that’s the case even with the 5 series, then maybe at most €150, because the hardware is great, but the software is a joke.
Personally, I bought these watches as soon as they came out, and I have to say I’m extremely happy. Battery life on a single charge is four or five days, depending on how you use them and what you have turned on. They look great. I swapped the strap for stainless steel in black, and the watch looks sporty yet also luxurious. Don’t they have wireless charging? And what’s the point of that at all—I don’t even miss it. I had watches with wireless charging before, and I always used the original dock with them, so for me it’s absolutely not a problem. I’m just waiting for Wear OS 4—so for me, maximum satisfaction 👍👍👍
It depends on whether they’ll officially support the app for the insulin pump. Not on all Wear OS watches it works. But that’s more of a problem with the app manufacturer and its support.
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No eSIM and no wireless charging, and they’re charging €240 for it.?hmmm…
I bought the previous version of the Ticwatch that they promised would get a newer Wear OS version, and they didn’t deliver—never again will I buy a Ticwatch.
They already have it 🙂 I’ve got the Ticwatch Pro 3 Ultra GPS—yes, they took their time, but I upgraded and they work great 🙂 Wear OS 3.5
No update to Wear OS 3 took over 2 years. According to Mobvoi, it’s because of that special chip the watches had in Essential mode. I’ve got the Pro 3 and it’s pretty OK, but nothing amazing. The problem is software support. If that’s the case even with the 5 series, then maybe at most €150, because the hardware is great, but the software is a joke.
On Ali, last week for 290 🙂 great watch.
And I bought them directly from Mobvoi UK for £224, delivered within 3 business days—such a discount isn’t something you refuse 👍👍👍
Personally, I bought these watches as soon as they came out, and I have to say I’m extremely happy. Battery life on a single charge is four or five days, depending on how you use them and what you have turned on. They look great. I swapped the strap for stainless steel in black, and the watch looks sporty yet also luxurious. Don’t they have wireless charging? And what’s the point of that at all—I don’t even miss it. I had watches with wireless charging before, and I always used the original dock with them, so for me it’s absolutely not a problem. I’m just waiting for Wear OS 4—so for me, maximum satisfaction 👍👍👍
But at that price, you’d expect it to have eSIM…
When they have contactless charging, I’ll definitely buy them as the successor to my older Samsung ones.
It depends on whether they’ll officially support the app for the insulin pump. Not on all Wear OS watches it works. But that’s more of a problem with the app manufacturer and its support.