Customer Ratings & Reviews

The watch itself is fine. Nothing special if you’ve had any series Apple Watch previously. You should know though that the watch does NOT come with a charging block, only a wire and pad. The wire and pad, however, are USB C. It will not work on any traditional USB charging block or outlet which are in wide spread use. Apple, again, has decided to take it upon themselves to force you to purchase redundant equipment to make their products function. If you want to charge your watch, you need to bundle in a USB C charging block which is $15 or more at Best Buy.

The battery don’t last sometimes when it’s fully charged the screen just go dark

I purchased the Apple Watch Series 7 (GPS) 41mm Aluminum Case with Starlight Sport Band and initially, it was fantastic. For the first two years, it worked flawlessly and met all my expectations. However, after the AppleCare coverage expired, I started facing issues. The battery life deteriorated significantly, barely lasting a day. I also noticed some screen fading and the watch heating up frequently. Recently, the watch stopped turning on altogether despite following various troubleshooting steps suggested by Apple Support. I scheduled an appointment with an Apple technician at the Apple Store, and they recommended recycling it instead of repairing it, as the cost of repair would be almost as much as a new watch. It's disappointing that these problems began right after the AppleCare expired. While the watch was great initially, the longevity of the device leaves much to be desired. Overall, my experience with the Apple Watch Series 7 has been mixed. It’s a fantastic product when it works, but the post-AppleCare issues have been quite frustrating.

Easily scratch able surface, fast charging, fast battery drainage, has Apple Pay, works with 5g and 4g lte though pretty slow with Bluetooth devices connected to it like while playing music on AirPod 3rd gen, but overall a deal worth snagging

So maybe I'm just an Apple hater at this point but this hasn't lived up to the hype that was made of it. I have recently just moved to the "Appleshere" (if that's a word) and moving from Android, I've not been really wowed just yet. To be very honest, I haven't really seen a thing that the watch does that my Samsung Active Watch 2 couldn't, So, it hasn't really been a big upgrade as I had expected. It's nice how it syncs across when you have all Apple devices but that's about it. Only thing I can rate over Android was how seamless it was to pair the devices. Other than that, it's a great watch! If you're looking to upgrade from a Series 6 to this, you might just want to wait it out - comparing this with a 6 a friend has, I really saw no difference except for the wider screen but that's just my opinion anyway.

Purchased Series 7 on-sale and although I like the functionality, really have not used it much. The swipe keyboard is a nice upgrade but not something I want to rely on. Otherwise, not too different from Series 6. Main reason I don't wear it often is I still prefer my Garmin Vivosport band w/ built-in GPS. Battery life is easily 2.5x Series 7 even using GPS on my daily runs. Also don't need to remove the band while taking a shower. This translates to keeping the band on longer and forgetting about it compared to Series 7. Sure Series 7 has many more sensors and apps but I'm not accessing these regularly. Series 7 is definitely more aesthetically pleasing but for 24x7 daily wear, prefer my Garmin.

Battery barely lasts a day. Disappointing. Can’t be used to track sleep and day to day activity.

Nice quality product. Annoying that it has to be charged at least once every 24 hrs. When I take it off, I forget to put it back on and then my steps goal is not met. FitBit only has to be charged every five + days. Also, Fitbit is better at detecting when you run or bike. Apple asks after a while but doesn't go back to the outset of the run so when you forget to tell it you are running, only a part of it is recorded. In conclusion, unless you want a watch that can play w your aps, I would get a FitBit

BLUF. I do not have a large wrist, 7 1/4. I unboxed the watch and attached in to my wrist immediately knowing it looked way to small. Never even turned it on. Best Buy was awesome as I return the watch the next day without a hassle. Save your time and go with the larger watch unless you have a very small wrist.

It was okay. My wife didn't really like it too much.

...and barely a day on battery with minimum use. One has to plan ahead for when is the best time to charge. Watch faces are childish which suit the lowest common denominator. If you are visually impaired this is not the right size. The watch band is beyond cheap and comfort calling for the extra expense right of the bat. Took 3 days to finally force the update. UI not intuitive or self-explanatory. Unless you are a fan or one with plenty of disposable income this is not worth nowhere near $400

The only thing worthwhile about this watch is being able to answer calls on it and texts. I didn't find it that easy to use. Takes forever when looking for an app. I would like to use the timer function but I don't feel like looking for it for 5 minutes every time. For me, its expensive for the just the calls and texts. Battery lasts one day. Cannot wear it to track sleep or it will be dead in the morning.

The voice feature piddled out after only 13 months.

Is item so very nice but one problem Battery is down so fast.

I bought it open-box excellent. The watched came in great physical condition. All of the functionality worked. I loved the face of the watch relative to other models, and I appreciated how efficiently you could modify the settings in the app. Unfortunately, I had to return it because it wouldn’t charge.

Loved the color , but an issue with the battery…..

I cracked the screen on my apple watch series 3 and decided to upgrade to this one. I really like the watch so far, very similar to the series 3, if there are an improvements between the series, I have not noticed them yet and I have been using for about a month now. Biggest down fall is the battery life. Also, this one comes with the upgraded port for the charger and no box so that was kind of annoying because all of my boxes are for USB ports so I have to buy a new one.

It is the best smart watch design in the market. However, the batttery life is terrible. I don’t wear watch at night, so I put it on the charger. In the morning I put it on the watch before go to work around 6:30am. In the afternoon around 2:30 PM the battery goes to 17%. I don’t even use it for phone calls or navigation. I only use it to check the time and receiving notifications. I searched online for solutions, the recommendations is to limit some  functions, but why should I? I buy iwatch because if these functions. If I have to turn off to save battery life why should i buy? Apple should really improve the battery life for iWatch!

This is a nice watch but expensive. It has many functions & many that you don’t need. My biggest complaint is the pathetic battery life. If I used many of the functions, it would keep a charge for 24 hrs. The sleep function is annoying. It shuts down the screen & then takes forever to get the face back on. I like the phone and text messaging function. I have used the health functions and like the ECG function altho it is limited. Pulse Ox seems off as does heart rate. The best function is the Find my phone which I use often. I don’t think I would buy this again & a lower end cheaper one might be better.

I don’t get the hype. The band is hideous and I only use the watch for photos and to track my steps, so basically an overpriced fit bit. Save your cash!