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Customer Review
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2024
Color: Titanium Case with Blue Ocean BandSize: One size - fits 130-200mm wristsConfiguration: Without AppleCare+Verified Purchase
This thing gets really bright and lasts like 2 days. The watch is very big and it has this really cool action button, and for myself who works at night at my job which is outdoors, if I ever am in a place with no lighting I can quickly just press the button and it will illuminate the entire room thanks to the insane amount of nits the screen can get to.
I would say it has good value for your money, you get quality materials and different types of bands. For this ocean band, it is very uncomfortable and leaves groove lines on your wrist even if you have it too tight. But you know, I did get used to it but I wish I went with a different band that wasn’t this silicone one (I just really liked the look of it and I hate anything water).
It charges very fast and it comes with a braided charging cable but no block.
It’s very easy to use just like any Apple Watch, I’ve had Apple Watches in the past (series 3 and 5, and 7) and I’ve noticed that this one is significantly better with snappiness and efficiency. (Not like it really matters because a watch tells time regardless. But if you’re someone who does a lot of exercises or uses your watch instead of a phone, then it’s always good to have that extra speed because you won’t be waiting as long for something like maps to load.)
This is a very pretty watch, but remember this thing was built for the intention of adventure, so it isn’t gonna look sleek like your typical Apple Watch or Apple device, such as the normal series, this thing has rugged edges, the screen is the slightest bit lower then the watch itself, with almost like a wall around the screen to protect it from scratches.
I work as a server at a restaurant, which I consider that an adventure. This watch has been hit by cups, probably drowned, ice thrown at it, maybe some sort of mystery sauce on it. No clue. But it still looks great and it has a few scratches. Because of its rugged and adventurous look, the scratches add character to it.
I would say it has good value for your money, you get quality materials and different types of bands. For this ocean band, it is very uncomfortable and leaves groove lines on your wrist even if you have it too tight. But you know, I did get used to it but I wish I went with a different band that wasn’t this silicone one (I just really liked the look of it and I hate anything water).
It charges very fast and it comes with a braided charging cable but no block.
It’s very easy to use just like any Apple Watch, I’ve had Apple Watches in the past (series 3 and 5, and 7) and I’ve noticed that this one is significantly better with snappiness and efficiency. (Not like it really matters because a watch tells time regardless. But if you’re someone who does a lot of exercises or uses your watch instead of a phone, then it’s always good to have that extra speed because you won’t be waiting as long for something like maps to load.)
This is a very pretty watch, but remember this thing was built for the intention of adventure, so it isn’t gonna look sleek like your typical Apple Watch or Apple device, such as the normal series, this thing has rugged edges, the screen is the slightest bit lower then the watch itself, with almost like a wall around the screen to protect it from scratches.
I work as a server at a restaurant, which I consider that an adventure. This watch has been hit by cups, probably drowned, ice thrown at it, maybe some sort of mystery sauce on it. No clue. But it still looks great and it has a few scratches. Because of its rugged and adventurous look, the scratches add character to it.
