IntelekThor · 13/12/2024
Hands-on review · three weeks of daily use
Kospet Tank M3 Ultra is recommended for buyers who know they want a rugged, robust watch, not the lightest or most elegant option.
Likes- Military-grade resistance and robust build
- Battery lasts about 10 days in the creator's use
- Smooth enough interface with quick-access panels
- Calls can be taken from the watch without the phone
Dislikes- Large and heavy, not the lightest or slimmest watch
- Bright orange buttons look less elegant than on other watches
- Occasional lag when pressing a button
GadBox4K · 07/11/2024
Unboxing and first impressions · fit, app and sensor tests
Kospet Tank M3 Ultra is feature-rich with a good app and screen, but the case feels too long and not ergonomic.
Likes- Attractive interface and touch screen
- Wide range of sports modes and health tracking
- Comfortable strap once adjusted
Dislikes- Case feels too long and not ergonomic on the wrist
- Thin wrists will need strap links removed
Jungla Moderna · 10/09/2024
Hands-on review · one week of daily use
Kospet Tank M3 Ultra is recommended, especially for build quality, battery life and travel, despite some drawbacks.
Likes- Excellent build quality that feels high-end
- Long battery life, lasting several days
- Bright AMOLED screen with vivid colours
- Many watch faces and customisation options
Dislikes- Heavy and less comfortable during sport
- Notifications cannot be answered from the watch
- Some menus not properly translated, and GPS is a bit slow
- Navigation animations run at only 20 to 30 frames per second
Masqueteclas · 11/07/2024
Hands-on review · about one month of daily use
Kospet Tank M3 Ultra earns high marks as a tough, practical and stylish sport watch, though always-on mode needs frequent charging.
Likes- Tough build suited to sport and outdoor use
- Many watch faces and app customisation options
- Dual-band GPS with six satellite systems
- Dressier look than typical round sports watches
Dislikes- Always-on display cuts battery life to 3 to 5 days
- Extreme GPS exercise lasts barely 24 hours
- Large case, not suitable for everyone
Arreglando Cosas · 28/03/2024
Hands-on review · GPS accuracy and compass tests
Kospet Tank M3 Ultra has accurate GPS and fast satellite lock, but its compass was hard to calibrate.
Likes- GPS was accurate when checked against a map app
- GPS locks on faster than the previous watch
- Pleasant to use, with good overall features
Dislikes- Compass is very hard to calibrate and drifts out of calibration
- Compass problem could not be fixed during the test
Alejandro Pérez · 28/03/2024
Extreme durability test · scratches, wheel run-over, teardown
Kospet Tank M3 Ultra survives many extreme tests, but its screen breaks under a car wheel and app support is limited.
Likes- Tempered glass screen protector bundled in the box
- Glass resists scratches from metal scissors
- Keeps working even after the screen is destroyed
Dislikes- Screen shatters when a car wheel runs over it face down
- Limited app support for pairing other Bluetooth devices
Todo Smartwatch · 24/03/2024
Hands-on review · calls, notifications and WhatsApp
Kospet Tank M3 Ultra works well and gets a firm recommendation, despite minor issues with adding and deleting contacts.
Likes- Calls and WhatsApp calls can be answered from the watch
- Notifications from social media apps come through reliably
- Strong vibration for alerts
- Battery lasts more than a week with daily use
Dislikes- Adding and deleting contacts is complicated
- Contacts cannot be deleted from either the watch or the app
- Message previews show only a few characters
El Primo Joxe · 14/05/2024
Hands-on review · battery, GPS and sport tests
Kospet Tank M3 Ultra is a sturdy, long-lasting sports watch worth it for active users, though it is not cheap.
Likes- Battery lasts about a week with all sensors active
- Sturdy build with military-standard durability
- Standard 22 mm straps that are easy to swap
- Built-in GPS with compass and altitude
Dislikes- Bulky and heavy, best suited to active use
- Not cheap for what it offers
- Health sensors are not precise enough for medical use