The dual-display pioneer seems to be quietly exiting the Wear OS market, leaving another gap in the ecosystem<\/p>\n
TicWatch smartwatches<\/a>, once a staple recommendation for those seeking long battery life and value, appear to be on their way out.<\/p>\n The Mobvoi brand, which produces the Wear OS watches<\/a> under the TicWatch name, has removed almost all presence of its devices from its official website and Amazon.<\/p>\n Listings for key models like the TicWatch Pro 5 Enduro <\/a>are currently marked as \u2018unavailable\u2019, and the \u2018Products\u2019 menu on Mobvoi\u2019s own site now prominently features treadmills and AI recorders, with watches notably absent.<\/p>\n The company hasn\u2019t issued a formal statement, telling 9to5Google<\/a> only that it has \u201cno new information to announce\u201d but that \u201cexisting devices will continue to receive essential support\u201d via updates. However, it\u2019s not looking good.<\/p>\n After all, there\u2019s been a long period of silence regarding Wear OS 6 updates<\/a> (and patchy updates before that), as well as a general lack of new hardware announcements. The last device released by the brand was the TicWatch Atlas<\/a>, but that was way back in October 2024.<\/p>\n The Wareable take<\/p>\n If this is the end of TicWatch smartwatches, Wear OS would lose a fun and innovative alternative. <\/p>\n \n Advertisement <\/p>\n