I’m not talking about “capability” but safety features.
Android 4 is almost as capable as Android 10 in most aspects, literally.
Is it still safe to use? Nope.
Android 7 on a brand new device, is either lazy from manufacturers - or badly intended.
Once again, it has nothing to do with laziness. There are technical difficulties. There is hard working behind the scenes to make a newer version of Android usable for Fullandroid watches.
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I agree not easy.
Then work harder. Put your mind to it. Get it done!
And fair enough, increase price.
Question:
Would people pay for eg.
Ticrwis v2 (exact same specs) 3gb ram 32gb - Android 10 with latest updates = ~200 USD
Or even Ticwris v3 (64gb with sd card) - 300 USD?
Just asking 
I think they would.
Whoever likes the concept would.
You have only been a member of this community for a few hours. I don’t think it is your place to order someone to work harder.
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Agreed . He clearly has no idea what goes on in this section of the smartwatch market .
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I wholly disagree with your premise. I would not pay $300 for the watch you propose, because as I said, I never expect, nor do I need, for it to be as capable as my phone. That is what I have a phone for. Besides it is very difficult to perform most functions that I do on my phone on a 1.6" screen and I don’t want to wear my phone or even a Ticwris Max on my wrist. It may be what you want but I think overall you are in a minority. Sorry if it you are offended.
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