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TTGO_TWatch_Library
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TTGO_TWatch_Library

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Hope it isn't similar flop as "Lilygo TTgo T-Watch" which it's barely usable but not due to meager hardware specs. It's the software with hardwired long boot sequence so you either live with the ESP draining battery out in few hours or waiting some second every time you wake the clock up. The manufacturer just assumed you want it to be always on and connected and counting steps and whatever, battery life be damned. I would be fine if it wakes only once in 5 minutes to get online or on pushing the physical button. The hardware is there. But the manufacturer just don't care. https://github.com/Xinyuan-LilyGO/TTGO_TWatch_Library/issues...
In An Open Source Mobile Phone Based on the ESP32
I have this watch, and got it to tinker with since it had some fun sensors, mic, and speaker. Haven't turned it on in a while, but the battery life was definitely measured in minutes. It will not last anywhere close to a full day, even with a bunch of optimizations and certain things turned off. Even with the display off, ESP32s drain tiny batteries. It's only practical for tinkering, and an M5Stack is definitely a better choice for that. EDIT: Checked my notes. I was able to get it past the 24 hour mark with some work. This repo has some helpful info: https://github.com/Xinyuan-LilyGO/TTGO_TWatch_Library/blob/m...
In Low-cost Smartwatch powered by ESP32 module

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