Customer Ratings & Reviews

Bought the Apple Watch as a Christmas gift for my son. He can't wait for the 25th so that he can finally wear it and enjoy the many features.

My son loves this watch. He uses it everyday and setup was a snap. He absolutely loves this device

Such a cool gaget! perfect gift for the holiday season! Works great!

While anyone looking to get into a smart watch this is a great stepping stone. It's not the best or one I would suggest. I first had a Pebble Steel and found it more user friendly/ enjoyable. I will say fitness on the Apple Watch is far superior than that of the pebble. I also like the voice commands through Siri as it improves my use of it exponentially.

A great piece of hardware to add to your phone. Use it during workouts, on runs, and driving. Really helpful in finding your phone as well.

Great options. Love the ability to talk to someone on my watch with my phone in my pocket. Like the health reminders to stand up and to move.

Love the watch. I thought earlier that it will be heavy but actually was not that bad. One of the amazing features is that not only notifies you about an incoming call but also allow you to answer it and talk back, handy when you're can fetch your phone or earbuds quick enough. One to keep in mind that you do need to re-charge it almost on a daily basis.

I bought the watch open box and it was still brand new. Other than the band being upside down on it, it was still sparkling new. Works great

I bought this watch when it first came out and love it so much that I bought it as a gift for someone! It is very easy to use and looks great.

The Apple Watch is just used for notification, so it seems too expensive. I got an open box Apple Watch. It came in excellent condition. I don't really see many people in real life using an Apple Watch in the L.A. Area.

My Apple watch is th best investment I've purchased. I use it for my workouts and a number of other applications. Couldn't live without it!

It does everything I need and more. The battery life is also really good. Easily lasts the entire day. And it saves my phones battery also!

Great device and many application to access. But it's hard to charge because it's difficult to take the Charger cord with you every where.

Irs the best watch I've ever owned! I can connect it with my phone and Apple TV which is perfect.

Having had this a while now, its nothing special. Apple fanboys will say its fantastic, but I have a 6s+ and a Samsung 6 Edge with the new Gear watch. THAT watch is spectacular. Let me be clear - I like some things about SOME apple products, and some things about SOME Android products. I am a lover of neither, but am open and fair, no matter the manufacutrer or OS. The apple watch lacks full functionality, loses pairing a LOT, has a horrible input suystem (crown, tap, etc), and at the top of the list, its ugly. The design is a casio calculator watch. Its a substandard watch and you pay far too much for what you get. When I use it, its to use ONLY so I can keep my phone in my pocket, which shouldnt cost $350+

If you have the money to spend and want a cool little toy to pair with your beloved iPhone, why not? It's like an assistant for your phone!

The build quality of the Apple Watch is excellent. Functions great with the iPhone. Although it would have been nice to choose a specific band color to buy the watch in rather than whatever band color it comes with.

Very Happy with the purchase of my apple watch, all of the options are nice, just wish I could listen to music without having my phone close by. If this is an option available, I have not figured out how to use it yet

I had problems with the Fitbit Surge. The band failed and it's not replaceable. My boyfriend also had a different problem with his Fitbit Surge. Both failed within 6 months of normal use.(Fitbit replaced them without trouble). Since two of two failed, I decided I would get the Apple Watch instead and try this out. Basically it's a handy iPhone on your wrist. (It doesn't function as anything other than a watch unless Bluetooth connected to the iPhone). I'm really happy with the Apple Watch, but it seems to fall short in a few fitness tracking areas. It doesn't track sleep and doesn't have options to track different fitness activities such as spinning, weightlifting, cardio, stairs, etc. It seems to accurately track walking I'm still learning how to use it and haven't tapped all the capabilities. What I do like is I can discreetly look at text messages if I'm in a meeting. I can get driving directions on my wrist and not have to pick up my phone while driving, which is not legal to hold the phone and navigate in my state. I can put boarding passes and other payment cards on the watch also, through passbook. I tried using my mobile boarding pass for a flight this weekend, which showed up perfectly on the watch. The problem with that is when I would flip the watch over to scan the boarding pass, the watch would go dark. I would recommend the Apple Watch if you want an extension of your phone and a very basic level fitness tracker. If you want a real fitness tracker, get a real fitness tracker. With technology, there's always the risk of obsolescence. I decided to go with the Apple Watch Sport, aluminum case and glass face. The sapphire face with stainless steel case is almost 60% of the cost of a "low end" model. I figured if I bought the $600 unit and it became obsolete, I'd be out $600 in the course of a few years. With the money I saved, I can almost buy another of the cheaper, but equally capable models, when technology of this device moves forward.

I do not want to be without my watch. It was the nicest present I could buy for myself and I turned around and bought one for my daughter.