Customer Ratings & Reviews

I like the size of this 44mm. Feels good on my wrist as I haven’t worn a watch for nearly 25 yrs. The info is easy to attain and watch was breeze to S/U. I bought to monitor my exercise and heart rate. Which indirectly showed the my resting pulse over was extremely low. Kudos to Apple!

This was an upgrade from the original Apple Watch. What can i say.. Other than a "Grand Slam Home Run", The larger screen with the software updates are cool. Gave older Apple watch to my son and he loves it.. Score one for Daddy Rock!!!

Apple is my favorite. Love the i watch. Use it everyday only remove it to charge. Charge very fast. Very easy to use. Quality excellent. Use it to track gym activity is very good. Is a great compliment to my I phone. Love it !!!

I had to replace my 2nd generation apple watch after the old battery failed. The transition to the new model was easy, and I was off and running again. I'm a petite woman, but I just love this 44mm watch. Easy to read without my glasses, yet doesn't look goofy on my small wrist.

My wife’s not one to wear watches at all, but the benefits brought on by essentially having easy to see notifications at a glance from your wrists was enough to convince her to get one. The added bonus of fitness tracking and the complications for productivity really assist her.

I bought the Apple Watch Series 4 because I am not a watch fan. Still I wanned something elegant that matched every outfit. In addition I use it at the gym to count my calories, to view notifications without even pulling up my phone. Defenetly a must have if you are an iPhone user.

Really this smartwatch is a wonder, its technology is the most great thing that it has, very easy to synchronize with the iPhone and all its functions work excellent. One of the things I like most is that he realizes when you are a little upset and he tells you to take a minute to breathe deeply.

Easy to use and good battery life. In the time of mask-wearing, t's been great using the feature to auto-unlock phone while wearing the watch since face-recognition isn't an option without removing your mask.

I upgraded from the iWatch 2 and it definitely shows the difference along the way. I think the monitoring for workouts it more in-line with truer performance numbers. The battery life also seems increased compared to where my previous battery would be at the end of each day.

This is Apple’s best watch yet, but only a marginal upgrade from Watch 3, so if you already have that watch, I would say wait until Apple does something more significant. The extra screen real estate is nice, but Apple’s new Infograph Watch faces that actually take advantage of the extra space amazingly omit the ability to set some of the most used functions like your text messages and email. But don’t worry, you CAN set it to show the UV index lol. Again, this is a great watch but the real star is Watch OS 5, which all previous watches can run. Having just moved from Watch 3 to 4, I think the software runs great on both but is noticeably zippier on Watch 4, but not so much faster that it warrants the upgrade. Also, unrelated to hardware, the new Walkie Talkie feature is cool when it works but my god is it shockingly buggy. Feels like testing something in beta.

I used this to read texts and notifications at work without having to bring out my phone. It is very convenient for me and the screen is amazing, The watch is faster and more responsive than the last generation. Definitely worth the price if you have invested into the Apple Ecosystem.

Initially wasn’t sure if I’d like having a smartwatch. But from the moment trying it on after purchasing it was very comfortable. Have gotten more accustomed to the many features and convenience of it - and there is more it can do that have not yet utilized. Highly recommend.

I always had a Fitbit but after going thru my 3rd one I decided to move up to an Apple Watch. I have not been disappointed. It is nice having so many apps available at the flick of my wrist not to mention text messages and sports notifications. I haven’t tried swimming with it yet.

Although my son was hesitant at first because of the larger size (face), he adjusted quite well to it. He loves the added features to this watch. It is a must for people that are involved in several athletic activities. I think I will be upgrading to this version too.

First Apple Watch and I am extremely impressed. It’s useful for working out, notifications, and getting quick glances at apps that are informative. It’s nice to not have to pull out your phone for every little notification.

I waited too long to make this purchase. I thought my Fitbit was giving me all I needed. This is way more. It is a notification machine. It works great. It makes it almost impossible to miss meetings, phone calls messages etc. I also enjoy the freedom of being able to move away from my phone and still get those important messages. I can be charging the phone in one place and not missing those notifications while I have the watch on moving Around my house or office. The exercise programs in the watch are very robust. I find myself wanting to accomplish the goals more than I did with the Fitbit. I’m glad I finally made the purchase. It’s not difficult to learn to use but I recommend reading up on it so you can become a student of the device and get all it has to offer. I also enjoy using it as a remote if you will to control my music and audible books etc. I no longer have to reach for the phone to rewind that extra 30 seconds.

My wife and I got Apple Watches through my job for a fitness program to earn HRA funds. We primarily use it to count our steps, but some of the convenience features of checking messages and using the speaker phone are cool. Otherwise there isn’t much use to have something like this, unless you’re a diehard workout enthusiast that needs to track heart rate and other activity stats. Best feature for me is not having to reach for my phone when I get a text. Not worth $400 though.

I didn’t think it would use it as much as I do. It makes things so convenient. Controlling songs, seeing messages and responding if needed. I don’t have the lte version and it is just fine as is. Yes, it is a luxury type of spend but if you can, you will enjoy it for sure.

After having this watch for a year now. Its still running like the 1st day I got it. Battery still runs about 2 days per charge. Updates run smoothly, screen is still bright, and the only downfall is the white band gets dirty too easy.

I've had an Apple watch since the first generation came out and love the new version. Simple to use, effective at giving me notifications since I work in a school and can't have my ringer turned on. Just waiting for the update that turns on the EKG so it has all of it's functionality.