Customer Ratings & Reviews

The watch battery last about every two days, the operating system seems to work smooth and elegant when in use. Walkie talkie works well and fun to use. Apps are easy to load and quick ideal way to check quick messages when they appear.

Really comfortable watch, used every moment, Im a doctor, and used as part of stuff. The battery gives me 2 days, I can answer my phone calls, read my email and message.

It is more than what I expected, battery is great quality I charge it for an hour or two and charges real fast.

I am coming to apple from Android for the first time...ever. With that in mind I though I’d try everything so I got the iPhone, AirPods, and this watch. Comparing the whole experience and functionality to Android I can tell you that Apple just makes the experience so much better. As you use the watch you’ll come across things that demonstrate all the extra steps Apple took to make the watch work for each person. The watch pairs quickly with my phone and I can use it to control songs and volume for my AirPods. The way apps from the iPhone interact with Apple Watch is truly amazing and more complete than anything my android phone and watch could do. One app I have is for weather radar and my watch can display a live radar sweep itself. That’s just cool. Apps that have watch capability will automatically add that part of the app to the watch if you want, super easy. Phone calls are super clear and realizable as well when using the watch. Heart rate monitoring is awesome and automatically tracks your heartbeat during the day. This data is then graphed for you on the watch and your iPhone. The watch loads apps without any delay and hasn’t slowed at all since purchase. The battery easily lasts all day even when mixing in a full hour workout and playing with the watch all day. Most nights I’ll have 40 percent or more battery left. The watch is comfortable to wear all day. The display is incredibly bright and easily visible in direct sunlight. The aluminum feels quite solid and I have no concerns about damaging it. In the end this is a great accessory for an IPhone. It is especially useful if you have AirPods and/or workout regularly as the heath tracking functionality is amazing. It will even give you reminders throughout the day to keep up with your exercise and movement goals to ensure you’re on track. Just get the watch. It’s worth it!

It’s convenient and works in harmony with the iPhone. Battery lasts for a long time at least almost two days. The range works well unless there are a lot of walls. I like how I can change my music from my phone as well. It keeps a nice summary of heart rate and sleep. The sleep app had to be downloaded and it works ok. The speaker to talk to people works great and I have had no problems with them hearing me. Talking through text is also convenient. The only downside is the price, but you definitely get what you pay for. It is also easily damaged so get a protector.

I have owned all series of the Apple. Watch, to be honest, series 2 and 3 were pretty much the same thing. But series 4 is by far the best. It faster, I mean as fast as my phone. The battery life is amazing, I can get through almost 2 full days on a single charge, and the bigger screen, even Though it doesn’t seem like much of a difference in size, it is very nice. Oh the the speaker is much louder. If you haven’t upgraded from previous models, do it, you’ll love it!

I love the new Apple Watch Series 4! One of my favorite features is that I can see my text messages, calls, or notifications while at work, where it is prohibited to use a cell phone. Battery life is pretty good, sometimes I have more than 60% left at the end of my day (turning the watch on at 8 AM). At first I thought the battery life wasn't that great because I'd be 2 hours into work, being 10AM and the watch would show 90%. So for every 2 hrs, 10% will be used for me and my options that I have turned on. Which would make sense of the 60% at the end of my 8 hr work day. Battery life will depend on your settings and that example above isn't perfect but a decent estimation for my lifestyle. Which apps you use, how many notifications you get, whether you used it for a call and the duration of that call, having the screen light up on movement/wrist raise, or by tapping it will determine how long your battery lasts. The watch charges within an hour, so you can continue to use this watch for your everyday needs. I also use this to remind me to drink my water everyday lol.

This is a great watch! Yes, I looked at the Samsung and gave it a try. But, Android and Windows keeps pushing me back to Apple. I started out with the 40mm and brought it back in and exchanged it for the 44mm. Note for my fellow veterans out there. Apple now offers a Veterans discount, so make sure you look that up because BB will honor the price match. That said, the screen on the 44mm is worth the upgrade. The larger screen makes this watch great when working out or using it for work related applications. The speaker is amazing and people cannot tell that I am using the watch. The battery life is good and I can easily get 3-4 days from this device. The Walkie-talkie feature is rock solid and works well. Apple just needs to open this up for other platforms and it will be really useful. All in all, this was a great upgrade for me coming from a series 1 Apple watch.

I knew it was time to upgrade when my Apple Watch (Series 0) would barely hold a charge and was not able to receive new updates! However, with most Apple product, I could not fathom paying upwards of $600 for a new watch. I was debating between the Series 3 and Series 4; I am glad i chose the Series 4 as the battery life is a stark difference between series 0; the screen real estate is noticeable, and the new complications are great. I can usually get a brisk walk of an hour, and a cardio work out, put in a full day of work and come home with about 80% battery life. Strongly recommended for those with the Apple Watch Series 0!

I love it.From the practical experience, first of all, this exclusive dial is to be praised! Nine pieces of information are stored on a dial of this size. You no longer have to press the digital crown to look at the weather like the previous three generations, and then find the "her" in a variety of apps; second, the 64-bit s4 The improvement of personal intuitive feeling is reflected in multi-tasking. After opening eleven apps, switching between apps has no feeling of stalling. In terms of power consumption: after going out at night, the time is two. For about half an hour, I only saw a few WeChat messages and turned on motion detection, which consumed 13% of power. As for fall detection and ecg, I have not experienced it yet.

As an owner of an earlier version of the Apple Watch, I had high expectations for the Series 4. Overall, it is definitely worth the upgrade from the original through Series 2. I don't need the cellular features, so only bought the GPS version. Face is easier to read in bright light. Audio quality for taking calls on the watch is surprisingly good. Battery life has been excellent, even though I use it for workouts an hour a day. Like the ability to unlock my Mac just by having my watch on. Most of the new features have value and the new faces offer more information at a glance. I give it an A.

It took a while to be convinced this watch was worth the money. I was especially worried about battery life. But this Series 4 measured up. It has useful features and lasts longer than a day. There are watches with similar features, but the Apple Watch screen is larger so notifications, emails, etc. are easier to read. I also like the activity tracker. The rings give a visual of your progress, not just a number of steps. Taking calls on the watch is convenient. It’s nice to have most of the functionality of your phone without having to keep moving it around the house/office or taking it out and putting it back.

It’s convenient and works in harmony with the iPhone. Battery lasts for a long time at least almost two days. The range works well unless there are a lot of walls. I like how I can change my music from my phone as well. It keeps a nice summary of heart rate and sleep. The sleep app had to be downloaded and it works ok. The speaker to talk to people works great and I have had no problems with them hearing me. Talking through text is also convenient. The only downside is the price, but you definitely get what you pay for. It is also easily damaged so get a protector.

I am impressed by Apple Watch. It just gives you convenience of reading your messages, responding to them, seeing alerts but most importantly keep you active via Activity tracker. The reminder feature keeps tab on your goals. Imagine all of this without taking out your phone ever, isn't that cool? The battery lasts me more than 1.5 days with single charge. You can switch watch face and bands to suite your occasion. All in all a very useful watch and worth investment. I bought at Best Buy so I could get the the price match guarantee, buy best from Best Buy.

Overall I really enjoy this watch. I had to put a rhinoshield case on it and a screen protector because the aluminum chips easily and the screen scratches easily if you don't get the stainless steel version with the sapphire glass, so keep that in mind. I like how easily it is to switch watch bands and the amount that are available. Don't spend $50 on apple's watchbands, there are many good ones that mimic apple's on amazon for $10. The iphone's notification system has always been terrible to me compared to android, but having the watch and being able to more easily manage the notifications as they come in makes dealing with them on the phone a lot better. I'm using it a lot for fitness and even though I worked out a lot before getting this watch, having it has really made me go more and there's just something great about closing all of your rings. I'm averaging about 1-1/2 to 2 days for the battery life depending on my workouts. While I'm not thrilled with having another item I have to charge almost everyday, it's not terrible and I certainly never have to worry about it dying within a day. Hopefully at some point these will be able to reach a week on one charge.

My wife & I both updated our Ser.1 & 2 Apple Watch to the Ser.4 and could not be happier. Honestly, if you were like me with the Ser.1 you probably hated it and thought you'd never see the value/purpose of the Apple Watch. This one changed my mind. It has incredible battery life, insanely clear screen and is very fast. The features VS the OG Apple Watch make the Ser.1 seem like a prototype, not even worth comparing. This made me a believer again. We both love ours and would absolutely recommend the Ser. 4 to anyone with a Ser.1/2 as a MAJOR upgrade!

Let me start by stating that the watch itself is phenomenal. If this was a review of just a NEW Apple Watch, it would've gotten 5-stars without really much effort at all. It does everything that it was advertised to do and more. I have gone two days without charging it, which is awesome, and the integration with my iPhone is ultimately sublime. Getting your notifications on your wrist adds a level of convenience not possible with just the phone, and the ability to install other apps from the growing App Store is really nice too.

I upgraded from the Apple Watch series 1 to this series 4 watch. It is better in every category. Battery life is great, processor is fast, everything works like it should. You can actually take a phone call on the watch and the people on the other end can’t tell your taking on your watch. The only downside is the price. $429 is pricey for a watch that gets outdated every few years.

A very warm rose copper. Why did they do this? I miss the old light colored gold. Meh, well I exchanged it for the black one. Anyways the watch works great and it’s biggest improvements are in speed, battery, and screen size. How does it get better from here?

I've found this watch to be amazing in many different ways. This is my first apple watch, have to admit bit of a learning curve to know all what it can do. Best thing I've found is YouTube videos, unsure about something look for a video. Its a personal assistant on the wrist, reminders, texting, SIRI, monitors heart beats etc. I'm still learning everything but its getting better, I'm sure if you have had apple watches in past it won't be as big as learning curve for you. Also I've found to make battery last longer use dark back ground and switch to tap on rather then when raising wrist, been getting day and half with moderate use (playing with apps, learning etc)