This is my 3rd smartwatch, and so far it is BY FAR the best!I previously had a TicWatch Pro that had every bell and whistle in the book. However, it needed reset often, lost connection to my phone regularly, slogged along through apps, and needed charged every night. I initially purchased the TicWatch because I thought I wanted to be able to store music on the phone and use NFC payments. What I found out is that I never used those services because I always have my phone on me. The battery life was also crap, so I wasn't able to wear it at night.I write the above because these were the things that drove me to the GTR3.-I still get all of the notifications I want, and it's easy to turn off the notifications I don't want. I can't respond to texts (the feature doesn't seem to want to work), but that's not a big deal to me at all.-I also can't answer phone calls by tapping an icon on my wrist, but who cares?!-The battery legitimately lasts 10 days. It's been nice to be able to travel without bringing a watch charger along.-The workout tracking works well on a treadmill. (It's been a bit snowy in Wyoming still, so haven't had a chance to test the GPS.)-The heart rate and O2 sensors probably aren't medical grade, but they're good enough for me to track how things are going.-I have had ZERO connection issues.-The sleep tracking isnt' the best, but again, it's more for reference than for accuracy.All-in-all this watch works exactly how I want a smartwatch to work. It does enough without going overboard, and the battery life reflects that.One point to mention: I'm not a fan of silicone straps. I replaced my with a nylon hook-and-loop strap, but I ordered the wrong size initially. This is a 22mm strap. I couldn't find that information anywhere, so I hope this helps others that are looking to swap out their straps!

I've only had this for about four or five days, but I love it so far! I had a Western Digital My Passport portable hard drive for a while but I kept it in the box for the last year or so that I've had it because I didn't necessarily need the portability (though it was nice to have the option). I decided I needed it to be portable now, so I settled on this case. It came with both a keychain carabiner and a little wristlet strap to attach, but I didn't need either of those. The zipper works nicely, my hard drive fits securely, and the netting on the other side holds the cable to connect it to my computer without feeling like I'm squeezing it too tightly when I zip everything up.The only downside I have is that I have a habit of keeping my hands moisturized, and that means fingerprints can appear on the case. Although that's more of my own cosmetic issue with the case. I'd gladly buy more from Lacdo if I'm in the market for a similar product!

It took me forever to decide to invest in the GoPro camera so the last thing I wanted to do was spend another $200+ dollars on official GoPro accessories! I thought I would give this accessories package a try and I couldn’t be happier. I’ve had it for months and I still haven’t tried everything. I used the yellow handgrip (after making sure it floated) while jet skiing and paddle boarding. I used the handlebar mount on my mountain bike and it stayed in place even on rough terrain. I’ve used the head strap mount while hiking/bouldering, playing beach volleyball, playing tennis, chasing my little dog around, and it’s comfortable and stays in place. I’ve used the chest harness mount and backpack clip while hiking or walking around doing touristy things and it just all works and is really GREAT quality. And that’s only about 20% of all of the stuff in the kit! Even if you only use 2 of these accessories, you’re still saving money over the official GoPro version. The only bad thing I’ve noticed is the telescoping selfie sick and mini-tripod are a little cheaply made and don’t feel as durable as the rest of the items. Still I’ve used both of them to get really cool footage and I’ll use them until they eventually fail. With all of the great stuff in this kit, I’d buy it again in a second! Can’t wait to take this stuff snowboarding next month!

Originally bought this speaker to be used while floating the river and it more than did it's job on the first time out. Fully submerged in water several times, and it kept playing and went right back to sounding crystal clear again after about 15-30 seconds. Base is really strong esp if you're listening to it in a small room like a bathroom, but even in a large room this speaker still packs a punch. I bring it with me when I travel so we can have some music in our room other than from the phone speaker. I was really impressed with the strap on the back to affix it to things... It works way better than I thought it was going to and hold strong; easy to remove if needed though. Very well designed! Most likely going to buy another one so I can pair them together and get a decent stereo sound for outdoor parties, pool/lake days, etc. Give this one a shot, you won't regret it.

This is my third smartwatch. I have a Samsung, which is Tizen, not Wear OS, and an Apple. I have enjoyed both of those watches. Aesthetically, I think the Ticwatch is the winner. Nice build that looks like a watch not a digital device. I bought an aftermarket leather strap to up the look a bit more.Battery life is not a problem even when pushing the display to be on more of the time. The step counter seems a little iffy. Sometimes it is very accurate, but it occasionally over counts by as much as 7-10%. I still haven't figured out if this is something I can fix through settings, but I did disable navigation gestures.Some settings are incorrect by default such as wake on tilt wrist was off, and display on time was very short. These can easily be adjusted but should have been set for best experience rather than best battery in my opinion.Wear OS apps are limited, and there's a decent but not amazing selection of watch faces. Not as good as Samsung. Far better than Apple.Overall, especially for the price, I think it is a winner.

i give this watch top marks - it's the best I've ever seen or worn. It's a stylish black body with a dark charcoal bezel and a really comfortable matt black silicon strap that makes the watch just feel "right". The watch faces are amazingly well designed. I'm using the standard face and it's great for my needs. I noticed the realism of this watch - it even "ticks" very slightly like a mechanical watch at an extremely low volume whenever the face display is illuminated. That feature alone is just amazingly well thought out.I have only one complaint - I don't understand why Samsung refuse to allow their app to work on phablet phones (phones the size of tablets). In fact, the phone won't connect to any tablet - not even Samsung's. It's ridiculous.Apart from that, I'm very happy with this watch. I have the 42mm model and the size is perfect for me. The 46mm is massive - 46mm would be far too big for me.HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! AAA+++

I was looking for a chesty when I came across this pack. Wow does it pack a lot of accessories for what a name brand chesty would've cost me. The plastic snap pieces fit the device with ease. I'm not sure I would trust the suction cup piece outside the vehicle like the name brand one is advertised. I have the name brand suction cup and it does seem to be of a much higher quality. However with that said, I am going to try it inside the vehicle as a dash cam type of thing. The head strap will fit most since it fits my huge head. The reason I gave this pack 4 stars is because the foam adhesive pieces suck. I mean it's not that big of a deal, but I was slightly disappointed. Nothing a 3M strip wont fix. I would say all in all, I would give this pack a 4.75 if I could. IMO it's a must buy for anyone looking for a much more affordable alternative.

I have been using this daily for about 5 months and I love it. I do have a smaller wrist, so it is a big large on me, but it is comfortable. I do not have any sort of screen protector on it and I have yet to get one scratch.I love the fitbit software, and it keeps me motivated. Myfitness pal can sync with fitbit, so it also helps to keep track of my calories all in one place. I have found the heart monitor to be fairly accurate for not being a medical device. I use it to see general trends in my activity level, sleep, and heart rate day to day and works great for that purpose. I have tested the workout function against my polar strap monitor, and both read very similar amounts of calorie burn, so it is plenty accurate for me to estimate how much I am burning during exercise. I plan on buying some of the off-brand straps to make it look a bit more feminine--the only complaint I really have is that it does look a bit manly.I would definitely buy again