Some pros and cons over my previous experience owning a Fitbits for years. Disappointing battery life, especially after being used to a Fitbit lasting a full week. More features that are an extension of my phone such as control of music with it. I like that the alarm on my phone softly buzzes my wrist for a few seconds before my phone starts making a sound. Definitely a learning curve, but overall good product.

Originally wanted a lower version for the heart app and stuff, but 1. The oxygen recording is now gone from all devices, so an older watch beside for the EKG one is a waste of time, this is the newest tech; it works good for what I need it for, I changed the band and got a case for it !

I switched to an iPhone after having android for the past 8 years. The Apple Watch works flawlessly with the iPhone. I’m so happy I made the decision to return to apple products. The watch lasts for days and you can easily find apps that you are looking for on the Apple Watch.

I do like this watch, but it has taken a bit of getting used to. It’s only 1mm smaller than my old Series 3, but it seems a lot smaller. But it does everything I bought it for, like the swimming and pickleball trackers. I really like the sleep tracker; the Series 3 didn’t have that.

I have other Apple products, phone, iPad, so thought I’d add an Apple Watch. Certainly a learning experience! After having a basic FitBit watch for several years. But after playing with it this evening, I do believe I will really love it. Lots of interesting, useful features. Still syncing it with the iPhone. My only complaint and this could have been an oversight on my part. Not with the phone but I did not realize I needed, to buy separate an USB-C charging plug! Yes it comes with the USB-C magnetic charging cable! But no plug. As I said, yes I have all other Apple products which did come with the USB charging cables and plugs. So I assumed the watch would come with all needed accessories. But, as I said, maybe somewhere in the description, it said, “purchase plug separately”. I didn’t see, so didn’t buy with watch! When I received on Friday, that’s when I found out, I couldn’t charge the phone up. But WalMart to the rescue. Ordered the USB-C plug and received next day. So, yes, after this long winded explanation, Buy this Phone (and the plug) and if you are a first time Apple watch buyer, you WILL be happy!!

Had a garmin before this watch hoping this one breaks before long. Battery life is terrible, menu options are difficult to use. Struggled to get notifications set correct so I had them on both phone and watch. This is supposed to help and has been more hindrance.

As a first time Apple Watch buyer I chose the SE 2nd generation which I assume is the basic model to see if I liked what this watch offered. So far I have enjoyed becoming acquainted with this device. Charging the watch has been easy and I am still looking into making personifications without getting overwhelmed in the process. Glad to see that this device is very user friendly. Thanks, Apple!

What I love about it is not having to carry my iPhone around the house with me and it helps me in my GPS navigation to my car. I got several apps that are pretty useful. What I don't love so much is a short battery life and then it's falling what I love about it is not having to carry my iPhone around the house with me and it helps me in my GPS navigation in my car. Its got several apps that are pretty useful. What I don’t love so much is a short battery life and then it’s fallen off my wrist several times. It's got several apps they're pretty useless for a watch. Overall I'm happy with it and I would buy it again especially for only $200. It’s got several apps they’re pretty useless for a watch. Overall I’m happy with it and I would buy it again especially for only $200.

Great smart watch for the price. Does everything I need it to do- links with my phone for texts/calls, tells time, tracks heart rate %26 workouts and GPS feature seems accurate for tracking run distance. I’ve had a cheaper Amazfit watch and this is definitely worth the extra cost.

I was hoping that an iwatch was an upgrade for a Fitbit but I am mistaken, at this point anyway. It is definitely not what I am used to too. The battery runs out quickly as you use apps on your phone, it displays them on the watch. To see your daily steps there are many screens to go through. It would be marvelous to have the ability to select what you want displayed on the main screen rather than the circles of calories, exercise, and standing time. The face styles are numerous but most all of them are not to my liking. I guess I should have did more homework before making this costly purchase.