BeeasyDigital Watch Waterproof with Stopwatch Alarm Countdown Dual Time, Ultra-Thin Super Wide-Angle Display Digital Wrist Watches for Men Women

i needed something for running and i wanted i bit more than just a stopwatch. i think it is good and light, i never had a watch before so the wearability feels i bit uncomfortable.(key points)it feels like it will not brake. both the glass and strap. the four buttons aren't lose and the reset button needs a bit more pressure than the others so that you don't miss press.as for features it has a light button which brightens the screen, a reset button, a stopwatch that holds one count in memory, an alarm mode, and time and date mode.the value for money it great compared to others for a larger price(how to use)the top left will cause light.the top right will stop and start the timer and when fixing the time this will be used to change the number.easy to setup as the bottom left button will cycle through all modesbottom right button will reset things like the timer and to change the time you hold it for 3 sec, then use the bottom left button to cycle through the options of change, then whatever is blinking will change when you press the top right button. when you are happy with the number Showen then press reset to lock it in.

I love the slim design of this watch and its crisp black on white display, which is easy to read at day and illuminated in green for night viewing.

I've had this watch for about 8 months, and I like it a lot. There are only a few issues I have with it, which is why there is a four star instead of 5 star rating.The good is that it is very easy to read, both in daylight and when using the backlight in the dark. The numbers are large, and there is good contrast. It is also fairly intuitive regarding the settings and using the various features (stopwatch, timer, etc.). The band is also comfortable, and it has the features I find most important (stopwatch, timer, dual time, and alarm).The reasons I rated it a four stars are:1) The band is a bit short. I have it on the 4th hole from the end, and that leaves a short portion of the strap to fit into the "strap holders" (or whatever those parts that hold the excess down are called). My wrist may be a bit larger than average, but having a short portion of the band left makes it a little difficult to put on.2) The button to turn on the backlight is the upper left, rather than the upper right. This would probably be ok for those who wear watches on their right wrist, but if it is on the left wrist, it is a bit awkward to push the button. One has to twist the right wrist and use the thumb of the right hand to push the button.3) It is fairly accurate, but it loses about one second per day - a bit more than one would expect from a digital watch.Overall, I would probably buy it again if my current one breaks, but I would first look around to see if there was one that was similar with the backlight button on the upper left.

I bought this watch in June of 2023 when I was a lifeguard and I can confirm it’s good in the water. I started wearing this watch in my daily life a couple months ago and it’s very convenient.I love the light up feature and use it often to check the time when I wake up so I dont blast my face with phone light. (Which is how I realized it died.)Google says the average lifespan for digital watch batteries is 14-24 months, and june 2023- february 2025 is about 20 months, so theyre above/about average.Overall, I would reccomend this if you’re a lifeguard, swim a lot, or even an athlete because it can stand up to sweat.I would also reccomend this to EMT’s/paramedics as it has a second counter, timer, and again, the light up feature. And because its slim, you can fit it under your gloves if the situation calls for that. Also, (at least where I am), you’re allowed to wear it during the national registry psychomotor test.

I don't really write very comprehensive reviews about products I purchased on Amazon, but I stumbled upon this watch and I was very impressed. As a watch collector myself, I'm very picky about the type of watches I buy and this one just cut the mustard for me. First, it's so well designed and stylish that it could easily rival any high-end brand-name watch out there (i.e. Suunto, etc.). In fact, this remind me of the Suunto I had a few years ago (minus all the heart monitoring features plus, of course). The display is sufficiently large that it becomes so simple just to take a peek from the distance and boom, you'll informed! This is good if you think you're like me not willing to wear the glasses just yet. And unlike other brand names (i.e., Casio, Timex), this watch's display shows exactly the basic info that you need on the main screen, like time (hours, minutes, seconds), as well as the date (day of the week on top and date at the bottom). I love the fact that it's so thin and it's strap comes with double loops! How many times I wished for high-end brand name watch makes to include such "small" but important feature, but they didn't. In addition, check out the numerous features the AW02 comes packs with: alarm (with snooze mode!), stop watch, dual time (with independent hour/minute programming!), timer, and a 3-second delay light! Wow, this one chuck-full of features. And all these for an astonishing low price! I really can't believe a watch like this is selling for such a low price.The one (perhaps negative) detail that caught my attention though is that fact that the seller touts this watch as "waterproof", but it's only rated at 5 ATM (50 mts.); as opposed to some or all of the other (much more important) features listed above, in my opinion. Also, on the back metallic cover they chose to print: "Japan battery"; instead of "Japan movement," for example. It might not have a Japanese movement, but how's a Japanese battery better than say, a battery from Indonesia or Malaysia? I don't know, but I think that their marketing dept. just dropped the ball there.All in all, I'm very taken by this little "gem" I found on Amazon. I was originally looking for another Casio to replace my "old faithful" that just died after 10 straight years of service, but I'm so glad I stumbled upon this one instead. Time will tell, I guess, as to the durability of its materials and the reliability of its electronics, but so far, so great. So, if you're looking for an inexpensive digital watch that's stylish and packed with useful features, the AW02 Sport Watch will not disappoint!