I clicked on GPS cellular, but what was served up in the shopping cart was GPS only, and I didn't catch it.

I've been wanting a smart watch to track my sleep and heart function. The sale was great and it was in stock.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It's an Apple product and was lower in price then the actual Apple store

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've used past models, and this is pretty much what i expected.

Works as intended. No problems. If you turn off the app refresh, the watch last up to 3 days on 1 charge.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Walmart is the way to shop because it has most everything!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The blood oxygen sensor is disabled and that was not clearly disclosed

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Best price. Easy to order. Literally had it the next day! Very happy!

New versions no longer have the pulse oximetry function to measure oxygen saturation levels, like all of the older versions had. Since I use this function, I traded my brand new watch for a several year old model that is able to track oxygen levels. Not exactly a bargain for me!

Not worth the cost over an SE. unless you really need the couple of extra health features there's virtually no difference between this and an SE. I've had an SE for 5 years and thought I was getting a nice upgrade but reality is, it's almost exactly the same thing. The screen is a bit bigger (that's the main difference) but really, in every day use that's it. You can have always on display but you'll probably turn that off to eke out all the battery you can because even with this watch it doesn't last even two days. Things like the ECG are gimmicky past the first couple of times you use it and the one health feature worth having - the blood oxygen level - was removed due to a lawsuit. If they release an SE 3 that'll be the watch to get.