YUINK Casual, running, fitness, dress, sports watch 1502

Nice cheap watch. Tells the time so good for me

Me gustó mucho se ve elegante a la vista. Es sencillo y cumple lo anunciado. El instructivo viene en inglés

Qualité du fermoir de bracelet a tenu 24 heures!! Facilité de réglge cadran très mal expliqué, traduction ratée!Personne agée de 70 ans, difficulté de lecture sur cadran à aiguilles. On arrive pas à régler la date juste!

غير عملية - لن ترى الارقام بسهولة وخاصة لمن عنده ضعف في النظر افضل ما فيها تصميم الازرار غير بارز ومريح للكف وليست بارزة مثل اغلب الساعات سيتم الاستغناء عنها وشراء ساعة اخرى

This watch is fantastic! I'm actually impressed. I haven't been able to trust reviews lately but I have to say they've been very accurate for this watch, which is what led me to give it a try. It feels high-end because it's heavier, but it's also very slim and does not get in the way or caught on your sleeves and coats. If they actually used a quality band it would feel like a high-end watch. The band is plastic but very flexible. I'm a woman with bigger bones and a larger frame and the watch is slightly too big for me but for the price point and the weight of it, that doesn't bother me. I read one review that it dug in and I was worried but It's so comfortable I don't even notice that I'm wearing it. The dial is very easy to see in the daylight and I like how big the watch face is so the time is very easy to read for a quick glance. It's very easy to operate too thankfully. Super impressed!

Just rec'd (next day) so no long term feedback. Initial impression: Very positive. Watch is indeed slim, unlike many digital watches. Instructions are easy to follow; had the watch set to time & date in five minutes. Bright & sufficiently contrasty to see in direct sunlight & overcast. Indoors is similar ime. When indoor lighting is too dim to read fine print, the watch is also too dim (OK for me). Pressing the upper left button (approx 11:00) turns on the backlight for 3 sec. It's sufficiently bright to see in dim light >> total darkness; not so bright as to spoil night-adapted vision. I choose the mesh band and highly recommend it: a) Low profile b) 110mm length of the side without the clasp is long enough to accomodate a very large wrist (clasp side is about 70mm watch-to-clasp). c) the band portion grasped by the clasp goes UNDER the other band instead of flopping around loose; Good Design. At 44mm, the watch is slightly big for small wrists; mine is about 60mm across at its smallest point (I'm small-boned). If a smaller "woman's" version were available with the same black-on-black styling I'd go with that. The crystal seems to be acrylic, thus prone to scratches. Having polished the acrylic crystal on a previous watch 2-3 timea a year & successfully removed / minimized scratches, this is acceptable. I would pay $10-12 USD more for a HARDENED glass or mineral crystal; don't know if that's feasible but would be worth it. Initial accuracy seems to be approx 12 sec slow per 24 hours. Weekly, the watch will be about 1.5 minutes slow - adequatr but nothing to write home about. Updating the time requires only a coupe of button pushes BUT returns seconds to zero, so can only be done at the minute rollover; a minor PIA. This is about the same accuracy as my Nikon digital camera bodies, which are 100 times the price, so I presume significantly more accuracy might cost substantially more. Overall, this seems a good inexpensive (not cheap) watch. In spite of nitpicks, if it lasts a couple of years that's $1 / month; a good buy in my opinion.