Review on 🌐 Enhanced 2nd Gen Liquid-Filled Slip-on Compass Set for Watchbands or Paracord Bracelets - Type-III 4pc by Juan Simpson

OK. Find out what you need first before you buy. Most of the negative reviews I've seen are either just a bad compass or people like "I want something for free". The compasses I received all worked but were not out of the box. Also, they are NOT meant to be navigated. There are a few things to do when you first get them. When you take them out of the packaging, put them in a warm and flat place for a while. At first they were read randomly. In the evening I put them on the dining table. This allows them to settle down after being abandoned during transport. Also make sure they are at least 6 inches apart during this time. As I said before, you know what you need and what the tool is for. These are very inexpensive push button compasses. They are intended to give you a general north bearing. That's all. The ones I have do fine. The only other thing they're really made for is to fit on a bracelet or watch band. They fit my Casio AE-1000W (Digital World Clock) and Casio MRW-200H (Analog). I've been using them for a few weeks and just made a road trip by car from Wichita, Kansas to San Antonio. tx I made several stops in both directions and checked one at each stop on the AE-1000W as I got out of the car using my GPS/compass phone app. and it was pretty accurate. They all appear to range from directly magnetic north to a few degrees south. Good enough to show me where north is. That's all I have it for. Bottom line, the ones I have are great for at-a-glance orientation. In addition, a veterinarian colleague helps to bring them here. QCs are probably not that good and they are not navigable. but what do you expect for about a dollar apiece?