Has anyone else been able to get
Sleep As Android installed on this device? I have the paid version on my Pixel 3XL, but the app doesn't show up in the play store under "Apps on your phone" on the watch, nor does it find the app when I search the play store on the watch. Sleep As Android on my phone does connect to the watch over bluetooth and is able to report data when I use the "test sensor" feature, but I can't seem to actually install the app.
EDIT: I found that the developer has a build of the Wear OS Sleep app available for download their website. I sideloaded that and it is working now. If you are facing the same problem, Downloaded the latest "SleepWear" apk from here: https://sleep.urbandroid.org/more/download/
Apparently, Facebook Messenger also has a Wear OS app, but I don't see that either. I saw that there is an old "Facebook Messenger (Wear OS)"apk on apkmirror from 2017, but that seems really old. I might try sideloading that over adb to see if it still works.
EDIT: I sideloaded that old Messenger apk with ADB and it is working. For anyone having the same problem try sideloading this: Facebook Messenger (Wear OS)
I noticed that some other people were having similar issues with this device on other forums. Has anyone found a workaround?
Yes, I got mine a couple days back, I like it a lot!
Last watch I had was the Asus Zenwatch 3 (I think the name) which I loved but the battery got terrible after a 3 years...
In the inter time, I was using Mi Band 5, which is cool but it's not the same.
Only problem with ticwatch 3 now is that I cannot get it found by my PC for ADB...
Are you trying wired or wireless adb? The charging cable is only built for charging, rather than charging+data. This is why there are only two pin contacts on the cable and 4 pin contacts on the watch port. I read on reddit that someone was able to take apart the cable from one of the earlier generation ticwatch to make a working data cable.
I was able to get wireless adb working. Transfer speeds might be a bit slower, but since they are over local wifi the speed is still decent. Go to Settings > Connectivity and sign in to you wifi if you are not already. Tap Wifi to take note of the device's IP address. Enable developer settings by tapping build number. In Developer Options turn on ADB degugging and turn on Debug Over Wifi. The status message under Debug Over WIFI will say unavailable until you issue the adb connect command. On your computer, issue the command:
adb connect 192.168.0.100:5555
... replacing
192.168.0.100 with your own IP. "
:5555" indicates the port number and 5555 should be the default.
Once you issue the command, you should be asked to approve the connection on your watch. Allow the connection (There should be an option to Always Allow from that particular computer). Look back on your watch to see if the Wifi Debugging status has changed from "Unavailable" to something else. It should now list an IP address and what seems to be a device ID or something. Now you should have a working ADB connection. By default wireless adb device authorizations will be revoked after a week or so. There is another toggle in Developer Options to disable this to preserve the authorizations, if you don't want to go though these steps often.
Now you should be able to issue adb commands. Maybe try
adb devices to see if it lists your device.