⌚ Fossil Men's Gen 4 Explorist HR: Stainless Steel Smartwatch with Heart Rate, GPS, NFC & Smartphone Notifications Review

I recommend to buy! Has some pros The most important advantage for me is nfs, which works here in 2022. True, sometimes you need to attach a device better and closer to the terminal. You can add multiple cards. Also, as in a regular smartphone, there is a play market and you can download applications from there. The processor was ated when turned on and paired with the phone several times, and the watch began to work quite quickly. There is a pedometer, pulse measurement and other goodies for…

I have to admit, although I wanted a smart watch, I've only seriously considered getting one if it looks good, lasts a day and isn't expensive. I got this watch when it was around $199 and have been using it for over two weeks now. The first is bad: they need to be charged every day. You know what you're getting yourself into when you buy a smartwatch, but charging one more thing every day isn't the best option. It helps me throughout the day until I install apps or updates. And the power…

I currently own 4 smartwatches (including this one - LG Wear, Zenwatch 2, HUAWEI 1st gen) and this watch is definitely one of the greatest smartwatches. It's also lightweight, lighter than the Zenwatch 2 and heavier than the rest. The straps are 22mm by default so you can easily change them to your liking (I'm looking for a blue strap to match the case). The screen is completely flush with the side panels so it's definitely easy to scratch if you hit something. It also makes it difficult, if…

[FIRST IMPRESSIONS; Purchase mid-December 2018] In general I like it. Happy with my purchase. All I need a smartwatch for is vibrating alerts from SMS, MMS and voice calls. For that reason alone it gets 5/5 stars. I turn off the following: NFC, GPS, Wi-Fi, tilt-to-wake gyroscope, sleep tracking, always-on display. I also set the brightness to auto dim. I wake up at 6:30am, drain the battery to 100% and am still at around 65% at 10:30am after getting around 1015 notifications throughout the day.

I've had a few other smartwatches before and they've been a bit disappointing. I see the benefit of having them, but I really had to look at what I wanted/needed in a smartwatch. This fossil found just the right boxes for what I was looking for. Mind you, I've only had it for a little over a week, but so far it's meeting my needs and looking attractive on my wrist (this is a personal opinion, but I've received compliments). I'm not an avid athlete, but I try to train every day. Google's fit…

Bought for myself to replace a previous Gen 3 that I sold. I always thought "I DON'T NEED A heart rate monitor, NFC payments, or built-in GPS," which Gen 3 didn't have. Well, you don't need it, but it can come in handy, lol. Sometimes it's nice to add a few luxuries have. Since it's a Fossil it's certainly a great watch. They're comfortable, lightweight and not bulky than regular watches. Cool are the faces on Fossil too. For those who care about battery life, you know, if you have experience…