⌚️ Casio Women's LW200-1AV Illuminator Digital Watch - Stylish Black Band for Enhanced Visibility Review

I bought this as a gift for my daughter, she has a couple of watches but she wouldn't wear a regular one, if that. She doesn't like the way they sit on her wrist. I tried it on a whim and so far a week later it's still there. It keeps time very well, is easy to read, and she said she liked it very much. For me it was money well spent.

I have had this watch since October 2017 as the strap on my last one was the same as it is now but blue. Having had this for about 2+ years I accidentally smeared it with super glue so I think it has something to do with the strap tearing/breaking but the battery is still alive in this watch. This black one is ok so far, now I'm learning not to use super glue while wearing this watch! :)

This is a very simple and reliable thing. I swim in the pool with it almost every day. I've had the exact same model since 200 and the only reason I replaced it was because the strap broke and a new strap was more expensive than buying a new watch. It doesn't count steps, laps, heart health. .it's just a very well made plastic watch, durable, reliable and cheap at the same time

FYI yes this is a very small watch. I was looking for a small watch for my kids aged 9 and 11. Although advertised as a women's watch, I find it too small for a women's watch unless you are small. After reading reviews from others saying how small the watch was, I decided I should try it since it was offered with free returns. And for branded watches, it was very cheap. My kids both love it! It also comes in different colors. I just bought a black one for my son and a blue one for my daughter.

This is an amazing watch for travel and general use. I need double travel time to track meds and ease jet lag. I can easily set an alarm, love the backlight, and can instantly turn off an alarm with a big push of a button (great for movie theaters). It fits a small wrist and I can easily trim the strap. It also has a stopwatch that's easily accessible, as well as a choice of 12-hour usage. or 24 hours. Time. You can't ask for more from an inexpensive, feature-packed, attractive watch. If…

I'm a paramedic, so I wash my hands often! I don't exactly swim with him but I wash my hands, wrists and forearms and shower with him often and I've had no problems - and I work the night shift - I like that he can work in wartime - and count days off - I like that it shows me the date and day. I also note my heart rate and breathing rate so I can estimate the seconds counted. I've been wearing it almost daily for about two weeks, get compliments and it's perfect for what I need. Some of the…

This watch claims to have a 10 year battery but of course that is from the manufacture date it is between could be any time last month and 2004. Digital clocks should be as old as canned ones because changing the battery costs almost as much as a clock these days. Other than that, it seems like a decent watch for the price and purpose. I have a small wrist so the end of the strap is less than an inch from the watch. The tether slides all the way around, so I sewed a piece of black elastic to…

This watch is very light - probably the lightest sports watch I have ever worn. Very convenient. The display is large and very easy to read in good normal light with very little glare in strong or strong sunlight. One of the main complaints I have is that the light illuminates my hand more than the display. The way the numbers are placed on the digital display, the light actually obscures the numbers instead of properly illuminating them. Another downside is that when you press the light…