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February 2020
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76 Críticas
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Usuarios
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37 Críticas
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A los editores les gusta
Rendimiento multinúcleo extremo gracias a los 64 núcleos
Muy buen rendimiento 3D en uso profesional
256 GB de RAM
32 GB de VRAM y soporte para hasta 6 pantallas
Carcasa robusta y bien pensada
Fuente de alimentación de 1.000 vatios
Diseño
Impermeable a 3ATM
Google Assistant
Soporte Google Pay
Gran autonomía y rendimiento
Pantalla OLED
SnapDragon 3100 y 1 GB de RAM
Diseño y personalización
A los editores no les gusta
El software no siempre es compatible con todos los núcleos de la CPU
Precio elevado
Batería
Seguimiento de actividades limitada
Un sistema falto de mejorar
Wear OS aún tiene mucho margen de mejora
Botones no programables
Nos hubiera gustado alguna aplicación nativa que mejorase la oferta de Google
Publicación: 2019-09-26, Autor: Cam , crítica de: pocket-lint.com
Plenty of designs available, Battery charging speed is quicker than before, Heart-rate sensor equipped, Easy to switch watch bands/straps
Julianna is a bit big for small wrists, Wear OS still not the best smartwatch platform
Fossil's 5th generation smartwatches solve many of the issues we had with previous years' devices: there's no smoother performance and added functionality like GPS and heart-rate monitoring. Plus, the battery isn't sluggishly slow to charge any more. That...
Poor call quality, Intermittent connectivity, Slow to react to commands
The Fossil Gen 5 looks great, has some really nice details and is an able, if not spectacular, fitness tracker. There are a range of features that will appeal to Android phone owners, but the distinction between the iOS and Android experience with Wear OS...
Poor call quality, Intermittent connectivity, Slow to react to commands
The Fossil Gen 5 looks great, has some really nice details and is an able, if not spectacular, fitness tracker. There are a range of features that will appeal to Android phone owners, but the distinction between the iOS and Android experience with Wear OS...
Lightweight, smooth design, New battery modes, Feature-packed,
Battery life could always be better,
With its fifth generation of smartwatches, Fossil finally hits its stride with a near-perfect blend of personal assistant features and fitness tacking capabilities, setting a new standard for which Wear OS devices should be measured against.ProsLightweigh...
Decent battery life, Understated design, Speedy to use
Speaker is subpar, No ECG feature
The Fossil Gen 5 is a solid and dependable smartwatch. It's well priced for what it offers, looks decent enough, and is sufficiently versatile, allowing you to easily swap watch straps around for special occasions.It was never likely to completely solve t...
Publicación: 2019-09-11, Autor: Alex , crítica de: techadvisor.co.uk
The small tweaks to the Wear OS user experience, paired with improved specs, markedly better performance and enhanced power management collectively render the Fossil Gen 5 an excellent all-rounder.This jack-of-all-trades approach means it's well suited to...
You can change the straps on the watch to give it a new look, There's a cardiogram app on the watch that lets you monitor how your heart rate changes, The watch is waterproof and can be worn when showering or swimming (but it won't track swimming), You ca
It's slow to start up, The battery doesn't last as long as competitors
Stylish and simple to use, this is a great smartwatch that builds on previous features with a speaker so you can get audible replies, play music and even get navigation all from your wrist. It's expensive and still has limited functionality for iPhone use...
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Publicación: 2021-03-06, Autor: Kate , crítica de: tomsguide.com
Large, legible display, Google Fit is improving, Good battery management tools
Expensive, Wear OS still need work, Not swim-proof
As the first Wear OS smartwatch with cellular support in the U.S, the Fossil Gen 5 LTE had big shoes to fill. Fossil still makes some of the best wearables in terms of both functionality and fashion, and now customers have an LTE option.But should they t...
It takes all the good parts of the Fossil Gen 5 and refines it. It has hints of a classic watch while also being modern and practical, Having LTE on a smartwatch is super freeing. It lets you forget your phone and have everything on your wrist, It's taken
Battery life takes a bit hit compared to non-LTE watches. You'll probably need to charge it every night, Only having this watch available on Verizon is just straight up annoying, For $350, it should be running the latest silicon and have great battery lif
Fossil Gen 5 LTE5/10Probably not. This watch is one of the better Wear OS wearables, but it's running a last-gen wearable chip. It's snappy enough for basic usage, but the numerous issues in Wear OS are still on display. I also worry Wear OS will not age...
