Customer Ratings & Reviews

I bought an open box item. It didn't work. Very disappointed.

First of all, this serves well as a watch. That may be a strange way to begin a review of such a technological wonder, but as a watch, it is stylish and highly functional. A raise of the arm and the screen image appears, and is easily visible in sunlight. Now, given that, the Apple watch has not become an indespensible part of my life yet, but I can see that happening as the technology and features improve. While you can read the features in the watch description, I have found it quite useful as a phone. When I cannot get to my iPhone, I simply answer and talk with my watch. The callers have commented that they cannot tell the difference between my voice quality on the watch or phone. You hear the caller over the watch's speaker and it all works quite well. I also like the vibration of the watch when I have alarms, notices, or calls. That works well in a noisy environment. I like Apple's first effort at the iWatch and see it going no where but up. Hopefully that camera is coming with the next iWatch generation.

This watch + a black or white sports band is a great choice. Some of my favorite Apps amongst others include: Apple Remote Control: A remote control for all your AppleTVs on your wrist and ready to go. Apple Pay: Double tab the button and pass your watch near the card reader and Beep, you have paid. Messages: Use SIRI to communicate Star Trek style. iPhone-Camera-Remote-Control: Everyone can be in the picture now as your watch will remotely take the picture. Just position the camera.

I first order the Apple Watch Stainless Steel with the black sport band to keep the cost down while still getting the Watch. I recently upgraded with the addition of the Milanese Loop and this makes the watch look so beautiful and it's cooler than the elastomer sport band.

I loved my Moto 360, but functionally it was extremely limited on iOS. Naturally, I looked at the Apple Watch as a replacement. I initially purchased the sports model, but exchanged it for the stainless steel model due to the more upscale look of the SS. Aesthetically, the watch is beautiful and the stainless steel casing really stands out. The sports band looks alright, but feels nice against the skin. I would recommend upgrading to a leather or stainless steel band to really make the watch stand out from the crowd. They have really affordable, 3rd party options online and in stores. If you have experience with smartwatches, the Apple Watch won't be a totally foreign experience. Essentially, the major interactions are: receiving notifications, fitness tracking capabilities, accessing and using apps on a basic level, controling music, reading and responding (through pre written messages or voice) to emails and text messages, and reading the time, date, weather, calendar and other vital info. It's important to remember that all smartwatches at this point are complimentary devices, not standalone devices or mini smartphones. If you expect more, you'll probably be disappointed with the Apple Watch. But if see it for what it is, you'll love it, like me, and look forward to wearing it every day.

I've heard lots of mixed reviews about the Apple Watch, but I absolutely love the features it offers. Being able to quickly glance down at my wrist for quick information saves me time from digging into my pocket for my phone when I get notifications. Apple products make my life easier!

For the longest time, I refused to get an apple watch. I could not justify the high cost for what I was getting. It took an awesome deal on Best Buy for me to try it out and I am glad that I did. First off, between the holiday specials that were running, open box deals, and best buy cash, I got mine for almost $200 off. Amazing deal. Second, this thing has replaced my activity tracker 100% (another $100 value). It literally is an extension of your phone and I am amazed at the new things I discover about it every day. My only con at this time is that I wish the battery life was longer so I could wear it as a sleep tracker too. There are apps available but I would then have to charge it sometime in the middle of the day which is not practical. Also, the start up time can take awhile. At first I thought there was something wrong with the watch as it was "stuck" on the apple logo. The watch can take up to a minute and a half to start. Keep that in mind.

This watch is lacking the basics. I really hate that this watch does not have an independent GPS. To track your running routes you must have your phone with you. As an iPhone 6 Plus owner I have been looking forward to running with out my bulky phone. I'm a big apple fanatic but I honestly don't do anything with this watch that I don't or can't do with my Fitbit. The Fitbit is much lighter and has a better battery and it's also more conducive for sleep monitoring. However everyone that I come across is impressed with my Apple Watch, which is great for some people if they care about bragging rights. This watch was a gift so therefore I have no complaints other than the major dollars I have spent on cosmetics (cases, screen protectors and bands). Up until I received the watch I have wanted one since they were released, but I was holding out for the second generation which I was hoping would include an independent GPS and a longer battery life. The watch itself is a cool toy for me. It is definitely a want but but not a must have. I can't rationalize why would cheaper smart watches and fitness watches have an internal GPS and Apple don't. If you are in to technology this could possibly be the watch for you but be warned. You may get bored fast. There is also a few cool features on the watch that you can only use with other people who have an Apple Watch. Needless to say I don't know anyone else who have one. Being that my watch was purchased at Best Buy I feel that it was purchased at an awsome price compared to other venders. Overall the watch does what it's suppose to do and what Apple promised it would do. The quality of the stainless steel is great and the sapphire screen seems to be great. I love how the bands contour to my arm for a custom fit.

I've been wearing my Apple Watch SS daily since April of this year. I absolutely love mine and highly recommend said watch to anyone who loves their iPhone. Apple Watch amplifies the unparalleled, head of class user experience of your iPhone. In short, it makes your iPhone better. It's also important to think of how useful Apple Watch will become, as a sense of presence and authentication, once there are more objects to interact with in the real world.

I had actually purchased the Watch from Preorder from Apple's website, and when I got it, it was a lot better than I expected. The watch band doesn't pinch your skin (as I thought it would#, but it is actually fully customizable with the size of your wrist. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who is interested #coming from an employee of BestBuy.

I've owned pretty much every smart watch since the beginning. All the Samsungs, many of the Android Wears, the Pebbles and my current favorite, the Microsoft Band. Finally got an iPhone (long story why switched platforms). Have to say am enjoying the IPhone. So thought right thing to do was get Apple Watch. Omg. What a piece of garbage. First, synching and setting up is anything but smooth. Tried with two different model types, but same slow experience. Then, in terms of operation, it stinks. Most apps show splash screens and then say look to phone to operate. I don't need a watch if I have to use my phone screen anyway. Finally, the speed of this is awful. It is SLOOOOWWWWWW. Most apps take forever to open, and when they do, they then work slowly, too. I cannot believe that this is the product Apple brought out after years of being able to see competitors in market. The Band, the Samsung (current model, before new one hits) and the Moto 360 blow this out of the water. I'm either going to stick with my Band (which is great) or go with the new Moto 360 when it comes out (which was just announced to work with IPhone). But both models of the Apple Watch are going back to Best Buy after one day of use. Sad that this is result.

This was purchased as a holiday gift for my Apple fanatic adult son. Without knowing much other than having read reviews on the product on this site and others, I ordered this from BestBuy. My son seems more than happy with this device, but does say that it is perhaps still in an early stage in terms of useful software apps for the device. That said, he indicated he especially enjoys the health related apps that use a sensor embedded in the watch for heartbeat count, etc. and that the watch has reduced his touch time with his iPhone considerably. Finally, he says it has a great look to it that gets many favorable comments from others. A bit pricey for electronic gizmos, unless one remembers what a plain old timepiece watch cost not too long ago.

I have been eye-ing this watch for a few months ... finally I was lucky enough to get it for Christmas this year from my boyfriend and what a beauty it is! definitely worth it and I don't even wear watches!

The milanese loop band is so easy to wear and comfortable, and looks great. I love the watch itself; it's saved me more time than I would have imagined by having so much info on my wrist.

The Apple Watch has it all, style, functionality and power. Different color and band styles for every occasion. They have a all the apps available to you on a single touch and being able to text and talk right from your wrist. I just wish i had bought this sooner.

Apple has made this watch something truly special. Watch OS2 only better. The black stainless steel version does not show little scratches like the silver stainless steel does.

For a first gen product, this watch is really nice. I hesitated to get a gen 1, but since it's basically a phone accessory, I wasn't too concerned about the lack of processing power. True, future gens will have more features, apps will load faster, and may have better battery life, but I think this one will be supported for a while.

I originally bought the sport and then exchange it for the stainless steel model , i'm so happy with the upgrade , pair that with the better watch band that Apple makes and it becomes a timeless piece of beauty!!!!

real time data including weather, stocks, scores, etc. only works when you have your iPhone with you...you can't swim with it and it doesn't have a sleep tracker as my $149 fitbit does (you can purchase an app but then you won't be able to charge the phone which is necessary every day - not the every 6-7 days fitbit only requires)....for a sports performance watch it is lacking and way expensive...if you like the design and the few gee whiz features I guess it could be worth the $500+ price tag

This particular apple watch its so amazing being stainless steel, the feel and look of it surpasses the sport edition... will recommend the upgrade price ..