Review on 🏃 Ultimate Sports Wrist Watch: Digital Multifunction Women's Watch for Active Lifestyles by Shannon Harris

I have mixed feelings about this watch. I like the look and feel and appreciate the information provided; but it definitely has its own quirks. I intended to return it; but I'm reconsidering this option. Problem 1 - the tape is too small. I found it very difficult to pull it over my wetsuit; and once secured, any flexion of the wrist resulted in the mode button being pressed. This was problematic because I couldn't immediately check my time, depth, etc. I hooked it up to my buoyancy compensator afterwards; but then the viewing was uncomfortable. **I have to say the watch fits great and has plenty of room to adjust when not wearing a wetsuit; So it would probably be ok if I wore a thinner wetsuit. But with water temperatures of 48 degrees (at 40 feet) in July I like the insulation of a thicker wetsuit. Problem 2: I used this watch on my open wetsuit. water certification. The automatic switch to dive mode is convenient; but every now and then it would turn off and on again, turning 4 dives into 20 (and no, I didn't show up to cause most of those switches). Most of the time it seemed to reset itself when I changed depth after a pause. So if I went up 6-8 feet it became a new dive. counted it as a separate dive. This makes recording dive time troublesome. If it only happened when I was within 3-5 feet of the surface that would be more acceptable/bearable. ** edited to add ** after about 25 dives. but about 12 degrees at a depth of 40-45 feet. It also gets a little crazy at times logging depths over 250ft (for dives that were less than 60ft. Something must have boggled the sensor initially as it rarely restarts dives). Now I can't get to the surface. I wear it elsewhere and the improvement seems to be the same as when I switched. I'm leaving a rating of 3 due to inaccuracies I've encountered.