I have all Apple products, IPad, IPhone and now that Fitbit is going by the wayside I decided to try the Apple Watch.i didn’t need the $500 version . For my purposes, exercising, walking, monitoring ,y heart this one fits the bill. I have a small wrist so I bought he smaller size face. Looks and fits great. Works like a charm. Just like most Apple products he battery doesn’t last long….But I guess I am used to that. My Fitbit lasted for 3 days before charging. Not the case with this watch. 18 ish hours or so and you need to charge. Apparently Apple doesn’t need to fix that problem! If that is going to bother you don’t buy this watch. If not, it is a great reasonably priced sport watch.

Even though this is low end model it does everything that I need for tracking workouts, quick payment, and messaging and notifications. The only downside is it does have to be charged every night.

My husband has been wanting an Apple Watch for a while. I decided to surprise him with this one when it went on sale and he LOVES IT! He wears it every day for work. The battery life is great and it’s very comfortable to wear according to him. The screen size is great and it looks great on. It’s super easy to pair and it’s definitely a great watch for the price. Very very happy with my purchase.

I got this for my wife as an anniversary gift. She was needing a new fitness tracker/watch and since she has an iPhone I figured an Apple Watch would be a great upgrade from her old fitness tracker. The watch was packaged very well and neatly. The band it came with is of good quality and easy to adjust. The watch screen is responsive and easy to read. When setting up the watch we were going back and forth with updates and problems because this watch requires firmware 18.xx and we have iPhone 13. So to get it to work we had to manually update the phone to that firmware. Nearly sent it back for that reason. Once it’s setup the amount functions and features is a bit overwhelming for a first time user and will take some time to figure all of it out. So far the battery life is pretty bad compared to past smart watches. Has to charged daily otherwise it will die halfway through the second day of use. It is a great looking watch though.

As a first-time purchaser of a smart watch, I found it very easy to use. With the proper setting, the battery stays charged all day. It tracks my physical activity and workouts correctly, which is the main reason I purchased it. Very happy with it - and the price was great too.

I waiting a long time to take the plunge! But I'm super impressed by the sleep feature and the fitness tracking ~ they're both incredibly designed and engineered and are now a part of my life. I also wanted access to the watch's 24/7 emergency feature, so that was a selling point. If you love your iPhone like I love mine ;-) and use only Apple computers, I think you'll find the Apple Watch is stellar addition to Apple products. I have an older iPhone SE that perfectly meets my needs, so FYI, it's necessary to download the latest iOS 18 or you won't be able to use/sync this Apple Watch: I also needed to order USB-C adapters because my SE has a lightning cable, unlike newer phones. With the adapter in-hand, it was easy to follow the steps to sync the iPhone SE to the Apple Watch SE. I'm still refining how I use the Apple watch along with my iPhone. I'll be taking a tutorial next week at the Apple Store to learn all that I can. Meantime, I'm sensing that the watch is helping to motivate me to move even more each day, and that's a real plus!

Love this watch. Initially tried to return because it kept dying. Realized my audio book was draining the battery. Changed a setting and now easily lasts a day plus.

So, I’ve been using the Apple Watch SE for a couple of months now, and it’s been a bit of a mixed bag for me. On the plus side, I love how it looks—sleek, lightweight, and the display is super crisp. It’s great for tracking workouts, steps, and even sleep (when I remember to wear it to bed). And honestly, having quick notifications on my wrist is super convenient, especially when I’m trying to unplug a bit from my phone. That said, there are a few things that bug me. First, the battery life is… okay-ish. I usually have to charge it every day and a half, which isn’t a huge deal, but I kind of wish it lasted longer. Also, it doesn’t have all the fancy features of the more expensive models, like the blood oxygen sensor or the always-on display, which I didn’t think I’d miss but kind of do now. Overall, it’s a solid smartwatch if you’re not looking for all the bells and whistles. For the price, it gets the job done, but if you’re expecting it to be packed with features like the higher-end Apple Watches, you might feel a bit underwhelmed.