Customer Ratings & Reviews

Having been an android user for the past 10 years, I have 'gone to the dark side' and have bought not only an iPhone (6SPlus) but an Apple Watch. I had a top of the line android phone and an android watch and loved both! So I was anxious about going all Apple. Sufficeth to say I am VERY HAPPY! I didn't think the watch would be much different from my android watch but I was wrong, it's better! More interactive, easier to read, easier to use and just plain user friendly! I haven't got the hang of all of it yet, but I learn something new every day! I can't wait for more apps, my new bands to come in the mail (I like changing the color) and I absolutely LOVE the new Apple Watch stand I bought separately! (The round one that just came out from Apple) I hope I don't lose this watch, but if I did I'd buy it again! Worth every penny!

coming from Pebble and Pebble Time, I really think the Apple Watch is way better and worth the extra money. With the $200 difference from the Pebble Time and my apple watch sport, the following features makes up the price difference; - touch screen: I love how I can now dismiss notifications with a swipe instead of pressing a button twice. - notifications galore!: I now have no problems getting my notifications - stable connectivity: with pebble, and pebble time, it was a guessing game whether I have Bluetooth connectivity or not, (but to fair it does have apps that had inherent features to vibrate when connectivity is lost). with my apple watch, I get re-connected instantaneously! although I'd want the vibrate feature too. - aesthetics: way more better looking than the boring pebble. the apple watch can go a long way with lots of potential. I've predicted, since the announcement of apple watch that it'll be the smartwatch killer, more likely pebble.

I like the fact that I can leave my cell phone in my scrub pant pocket and discretely turn my wrist and see if the message or call is something I need to respond to right then or if it is something that can wait till a more convenient time. I also like the alarm features. Love the heart rate monitor! And the activity tracker keeps me on track.

I converted to the Apple Watch from the Fitbit Surge. I love being able to change the bands, track my fitness, and actually respond to text messages and phone calls on the watch.

When I first got this product I wasn't sure how much I was going to like it . After using it for a few days I realized I enjoy a lot of the basic functions . Getting notifications on my wrist is a huge plus !! It keeps me informed and aware of what's going on . Also answering text messages and phone calls on the run. I also used it for when I went to see Star Wars with the fandango app. All the information for the movie at the turn of arre all the information for the movie at the turn of the wrist. When you get to an hour before the movie it actually gives you a countdown in the app. When you get to the theater they just scan the watch. I think I'm going to use this with many different apps that I have on my phone. At $299 it was worth it to me you spend a little more money but you get more function.

This watch is an extension of your IPHONE extremely easy to use and very durable. Also very convenient wearing the technology on your wrist if considering a Fitbit this is a much better device for HR monitoring and activity tracking

I'm still learning all the features, and I hope they add more apps, like games and such, but so far I love it. I like the heartbeat monitor, quick stock lookups, message and call notifications, everything! I wish it had a voice memo recorder app that was built in, so I could make easy lists or reminders though. Otherwise, it's awesome.

I cannot say enough about this watch! It is the best. We cannot have our cell phones out on our desk at work so I bought it since I do use my cell phone for work due to being paged. I no longer need to have my cell out for that paged text message. If I get a text I simply look at my watch to see who it is from, if it isn't for work I don't take my cell phone out if it is I take my cell phone out and then I can see the whole ticket coming in. The only thing I would like to see is more choices in bands for women for the 42mm watch.

I love the watch. The fitness apps work very well. Sending and receiving texts as long as the phone is somewhere near is great, I actually lef the iphone at home once and was across the street at my neighbors house and texting still functioned, just a little slowly. The watch is very easy to use and very comfortable. I like the fact I can listen to music while running without having to have my phone strapped to my arm now. The watch is going back to apple this week though, The taps and prominent vibrations no longer work. i have had the watch for 1 month and they stopped working 3 days ago so they are sending a box out for me to return it - thats the only reason i gave the watch 4/5 stars. This is definitely one of my better purchases.

I had to get used to the idea of charging my watch everyday, but after using for over a month have become accustomed to that and like the many features that usually don't come with a watch. Great product that I highly recommend.

I have tried all of the major watches and fitness bands and I am in love. I had the Jawbone Up, Several fitbits, the Basis, Samsung gear, Microsoft band. My favorite were the Basis and Microsoft band i really like those watches, until i meet the Apple watch. It just makes sense. The notifications are on point! When you turn your wrist it lights up. I heard horrible things about the battery life and i am very impressed. I am really into tracking my fitness, so my steps, exercising(which is awesome) and sleep. I charge the watch while i am sitting at work and it lasts through the night and the morning i have over 50% battery. Tracking my fitness and sleep, getting email, text, calendar and app notifications on my arm feels natural. I dont know how I would function without it, i am in love.

When the Apple Watch was released, I initially wanted to step back and see how people liked it. The price seemed a little steep and I pretty much figured that it wasn't something I HAD to have. Then I started looking for some type of wearable for fitness. I must have done research on so many different types of fitness gear and then found myself in the boat that for what other bands had, for a little bit more I could get integration with my phone. Since Watch OS 2 came out and added more capabilities and stability improvements, I took a long hard look again at the Apple Watch. Best Buy ran a special on the watch, and at that point I was ready to go for it. I'm very glad I did. The integration is what one would come to expect from Apple. Notifications come through beautifully, and you can customize alerts that come to your watch (like text and iMessages) and even respond with quick answers and/or dictation. Having the "complications" are so cool - complications are actually little "widgets" that can be inserted on the main watch face. For example, the complications I have on my face right now are calendar info for the next upcoming event, temperature which links to weather, battery information, activity tracker app (which shows real time progress), and the date. Other complications could be games for the day from the MLB app and flight information from airline apps. I'm sure there are more upon the horizon! You also have a quick access to "glances" by swiping up from the bottom on the main watch face. Glances include things like ESPN favorite teams and the scores, music/podcast controls, heart rate, detailed weather information, and other things. I'm a commuter and find some of these invaluable, especially the music/podcast controls since I don't have to always take out my phone to change to a different artist or song. The fitness side of the watch is also rock solid. The heart rate seems to be pretty accurate, and I was actually able to keep it on my wrist through some intense workouts. Keeping track of the standard steps and distance are great, but tying this all together in the Apple Health app, heart rate and all stats are stored in a comprehensive way. Finally battery life is probably on everyone's mind. I use my watch pretty aggressively and on a heavy usage day I can definitely get through the entire day without worrying about a recharge. I typically just charge it right next to my phone when going to sleep anyway, so I never have an issue. There were a couple of days of light usage where I could have stretched it out to two days even! Of course results will vary for everyone, but those are my experiences. Overall, I'm incredibly satisfied with this product. If you are an Apple user like me, and you like to integrate the products together (which is the main strong point and reason you would buy this product), I highly recommend it. It gives you that added functionality on top of the fitness features. Together, it might be a little more money but I think provide the value.

The watch is awesome. It's fun to use and certainly helps when you have a 6s Plus or 6Plus iPhone so you don't have to take your phone out all the time. It definitely helps while driving for directions and reading fast messages by just tilting your wrist. However I find that I've lost interest in using it after only a few weeks. I have been using the ability to send watch messages drawn on it and my current heartbeat to my fiancée which is cool, but if you don't know anyone else with one it's definitely not something you can use. Siri integration on it is awesome and it picks up everything you say to be put into a text and if it doesn't it suggests you send an audio message instead. More and more apps are being added daily and that is the appeal but until then there's not a whole lot it can do except remind me that I have been sitting too long at work and should probably stand. All in all its a great accessory but it's like a two-way radio, it's no fun unless you have someone you can communicate on it with regularly or unless you have a large volume of reminders, alarms and messages that you want to see and your phone is somehow inconvenient.

I like the apple watch but not sure if its worth the $$$. For months I waited to pull the trigger on this purchase and I finally did because of the holiday discount. Its a very sleek, comfortable, and light watch. If you're the type of person that doesn't like watches because it bothers your wrist i would recommend to try one in store in the apple section. One thing that i hate is the battery life. Sure 18 hours is enough for a whole day but if you forget to charge it overnight then you won't have enough battery to last the day. I like most of the features especially apple pay because it can be convenient when you're too lazy to pull out your phone lol. One thing that kind of annoys me is the activity tracker reminders which you can turn off. I walk a lot at my job and hit my goal but when i am relaxing after a long day it keeps reminding to get up for at least a minute. The reason i don't turn it off because i like when it gives me updates as to how close i am to hitting the activity goals. To wrap it up it is a very nice watch to have if you don't mind the price. I honestly find myself sometimes wondering if it is worth it.

I bought this product to use when I'm doing any sports, running, walking, etc, to control my cardio frequency and to have the statistics of my training, but of course there are other funcionalities that is also very good.

By now I think most people know what to expect from the Apple Watch personally I have owned one before I purchased this 42 mm sport for my brother As you can expect from Apple my now the quality of the product and accessories that come with it is extremely well-built and of quality battery is more than enough to last for one day but just not good enough for two days so basically you can get through a full day of having use comfortably currently watchOS 10.0 is available and has been a major update to the original 1.0 software but by now we are still waiting for more watch faces and features so much potential but as it stands now it's a great product and at the discount that I bought it it was well well worth the money my brother was very happy with it for Christmas

As a smart watch it does a great job working in sync with the iPhone all the functions like answering the phone, texting, appointments are very cool and pert if the reason I wanted it. My biggest complaint is the short battery life. It really needs to be capable of running a few days I can barley get one day out of it.

Got this watch almost a month ago, and I must say, Apple continues to make good quality, comfortable use products. I bought this with the sports band (which comes with both a small and large band for users preference). I wasn't sure what to expect wearing a glass screen on my wrist, but so far I've bumped it a couple times with absolutely no signs of a scratch or deformity. This watch complements the iPhone rather nicely, allowing you to text (via dictation), talk on the phone, and run interactive apps to say a few out of the many things this watch does. To anyone who is an apple fan, this is the thing for you! Go check it out at Best Buy! Note: Best Buy customer service in the Apple department is 10 out of 10 stars. Always helpful and very informative.

This watch meets all my expectations. I came from google products and I have to say all of the functions just work. Sometimes it was clunky and slow on the Android watches (owned a few). I like how everything just works with the watch and my IPhone. The one draw (as with ALL apple products) is the inflated price.

It's a great watch, it looks good and has many features. It also lacks stupid things like the ability to have the sounds on the watch and the phone at the same time without sacrificing features. It's a little gimmicky compared to practical. But it's good looking and a good watch at the price of a decent watch.