⌚ GUESS Men's Stainless Steel Android Wear Touch Screen Bracelet Watch: The Perfect Blend of Style and Function Review

My charger melted when placed next to my wife's apple watch charger and as they both have magnets they attracted each other and called a short one that melted my charger. I haven't been able to use my watch for over a year because there are no replacement chargers anywhere on the internet. A $300 watch is now gathering dust on my desk. Lesson Learned This was an excellent watch which I used for several weeks. Battery life is weak if you mess around with it, turning off Wi-Fi and Bluetooth will…

The watch works well with Android and Apple phones. No problem receiving notifications, text messages, etc. The watch stays connected. My husband's other smartwatches had trouble staying connected, but this one was stable. It reconnects to the phone quickly, even if you leave the watch at home for a few days. The app is easier to use as it has been redesigned. One of the disadvantages is the lack of dynamics. You can't listen to music, take calls, or set an alarm. The watch is beautiful and…

I was surprised at how heavy and solid this smartwatch is; Most of them are more plastic. It's attractive and informative, and it's easy to change by removing a few links. I like the feature that allows you to change the look of the face to various analog and digital options. it's a little silly but a lot of fun. It fit the iPhone 6 well and worked flawlessly. However, there was a fault in the charger. After a few months it started to work intermittently. I would put a watch on it in the usual…

I love the design of this watch and its functionality. I like heavier watches and these fit the criteria. The battery lasts until late at night before I need to charge it, and notifications are easy to read. As with most activity trackers on your wrist, I've found that the data from my phone is different due to upper body movements simulating walking throughout the day, not the phone in your pocket. I love that the dials and hands are customizable so you don't get tired of the design. For me…

I'll start with what I like - the watch's smart ability comes in handy. I like the steps feature. I also really like that you can change and update the watch face. So overall the watch is stylish, comfortable and feels good, but the downsides I see are charging and battery life. It might be a setting I'm tearing up, I don't have a lot of stuff so it's not notifications but the battery only seems to last a couple of hours and needs a charge. Which brings me to another shaky thing about watches…

I'm so conflicted about this watch. I really like this watch but it has no speaker. Who has ever heard of a watch without a speaker? I'm joking but not really. I'm used to wearing OS smartwatches with a speaker. I love hearing how Google Assistant is responding to me. I like using it as a speakerphone for my smartphone. I love hearing it ring when my phone rings. But do I need all this? I rarely use the speakers on my smartwatches. So this question makes me contradictory. However, I like how it

The history of smartwatches is quite long and hectic, with dozens of standards and designs taking a backseat since their inception. The definition of "smartwatch" is quite controversial. Were clocks that worked on analogue cellular networks important in the early 2000s before SMS and the internet were available? I'm not sure, but this particular watch has come a long way from it. I ordered this watch without reading the full specs first, so I was a bit surprised to find that it's not water…