Introducing a sporty G-SHOCK in vibrant red. Take your training to the next level with this burst of bold color. As much function as style, this G-SQUAD watch delivers all you need for the ultimate workout. Access your smartphone GPS for precision accelerometer measurement when tracking running distance, speed, pace, and calories burned.
Introducing a sporty G-SHOCK in vibrant red. Take your training to the next level with this burst of bold color. As much function as style, this G-SQUAD watch delivers all you need for the ultimate workout. Access your smartphone GPS for precision accelerometer measurement when tracking running distance, speed, pace, and calories burned.
G-Shock GBD200UU-1 Urban Utility Mens Watch
Introducing a sporty G-SHOCK in vibrant red. Take your training to the next level with this burst of bold color. As much function as style, this G-SQUAD watch delivers all you need for the ultimate workout. Access your smartphone GPS for precision accelerometer measurement when tracking running distance, speed, pace, and calories burned.
Introducing a sporty G-SHOCK in vibrant red. Take your training to the next level with this burst of bold color. As much function as style, this G-SQUAD watch delivers all you need for the ultimate workout. Access your smartphone GPS for precision accelerometer measurement when tracking running distance, speed, pace, and calories burned.
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Best looking negative screen. Gshock simplicity with a modern touch of added features such as step counter, workout tracking, and Bluetooth option to customize settings from the phone. Love the slim design.Cons: Bluetooth feature isn’t the best. You have two options. You pair the watch to your phone and Bluetooth tries to connect whenever it can or you unpair it and pair it when we you need. A few extra steps. Watch does have a slight learning curve. Lastly, you can’t set a normal countdown timer. You can only have preset timers for workouts.
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Got this watch a couple of days ago, after wearing GAW-100B for 3 years on my 6.5-6.7" wrist. My first impression was that it is really small in comparison, but just right for my wrist as the band falls almost perpendicular to the case. Dial is visible from almost all angles and in minimum light available, so the integrated illumination is needed only in pitch dark. I will not go in detail on the excercise plans and stopwatches, as I took this watch because of the better version of atomic timekeeping, as you don't rely on picking up signal at 2AM, but you can get it any time of day and night. As for the smartphone characteristics, please be aware that the watch will not pick up anything unless you first enable the app to have permission for control of notifications ... MoreGot this watch a couple of days ago, after wearing GAW-100B for 3 years on my 6.5-6.7" wrist. My first impression was that it is really small in comparison, but just right for my wrist as the band falls almost perpendicular to the case. Dial is visible from almost all angles and in minimum light available, so the integrated illumination is needed only in pitch dark. I will not go in detail on the excercise plans and stopwatches, as I took this watch because of the better version of atomic timekeeping, as you don't rely on picking up signal at 2AM, but you can get it any time of day and night. As for the smartphone characteristics, please be aware that the watch will not pick up anything unless you first enable the app to have permission for control of notifications (off by default in app), and you cannot get only specific notifications, but all or nothing. If you get 500+ a day like me, I suggest you put the watch in Plane mode, and connect it to the app when needed. Regarding the issue some had recconecting to the app, when you turn off plane mode, go to the app on the phone, and then Manage of the watch you already connected. Then you go to Pairing on the watch - and done.Watch gets 1 star less because of 2 things: the clasp is plastic and had some mould remanents from the underside, which I had to file off because it was scratching my hand; the other is the squeaking noise of the plastic insert between the band and the case when you move the watch on the wrist. Noticable, but not that bad.
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The display is very clear but the interface is a bit fiddly to start off with. A bit counterintuitive. The notifications can be anoying if not set up right but that might be yo do with google . Unfortunaly the countdown timer only Runs for 60 minuters which is a bit useless. Bluetoothe is also a bit fiddly as it also depends on your phones intial settings and permissions. Otherwise it's a nice clean and clear display with a nice subltle appearance. I do think it's a bit overpriced as all your really paying for is a flash looking step counter.
| Case size (L× W× H) | 48.4 × 45.9 × 15 mm |
| Case and bezel material | Resin |
| Band | Resin Band |
| Construction | Shock Resistant |
| Water resistance | 200-meter water resistance |
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Best looking negative screen. Gshock simplicity with a modern touch of added features such as step counter, workout tracking, and Bluetooth option to customize settings from the phone. Love the slim design.Cons: Bluetooth feature isn’t the best. You have two options. You pair the watch to your phone and Bluetooth tries to connect whenever it can or you unpair it and pair it when we you need. A few extra steps. Watch does have a slight learning curve. Lastly, you can’t set a normal countdown timer. You can only have preset timers for workouts.
Got this watch a couple of days ago, after wearing GAW-100B for 3 years on my 6.5-6.7" wrist. My first impression was that it is really small in comparison, but just right for my wrist as the band falls almost perpendicular to the case. Dial is visible from almost all angles and in minimum light available, so the integrated illumination is needed only in pitch dark. I will not go in detail on the excercise plans and stopwatches, as I took this watch because of the better version of atomic timekeeping, as you don't rely on picking up signal at 2AM, but you can get it any time of day and night. As for the smartphone characteristics, please be aware that the watch will not pick up anything unless you first enable the app to have permission for control of notifications ... MoreGot this watch a couple of days ago, after wearing GAW-100B for 3 years on my 6.5-6.7" wrist. My first impression was that it is really small in comparison, but just right for my wrist as the band falls almost perpendicular to the case. Dial is visible from almost all angles and in minimum light available, so the integrated illumination is needed only in pitch dark. I will not go in detail on the excercise plans and stopwatches, as I took this watch because of the better version of atomic timekeeping, as you don't rely on picking up signal at 2AM, but you can get it any time of day and night. As for the smartphone characteristics, please be aware that the watch will not pick up anything unless you first enable the app to have permission for control of notifications (off by default in app), and you cannot get only specific notifications, but all or nothing. If you get 500+ a day like me, I suggest you put the watch in Plane mode, and connect it to the app when needed. Regarding the issue some had recconecting to the app, when you turn off plane mode, go to the app on the phone, and then Manage of the watch you already connected. Then you go to Pairing on the watch - and done.Watch gets 1 star less because of 2 things: the clasp is plastic and had some mould remanents from the underside, which I had to file off because it was scratching my hand; the other is the squeaking noise of the plastic insert between the band and the case when you move the watch on the wrist. Noticable, but not that bad.
The display is very clear but the interface is a bit fiddly to start off with. A bit counterintuitive. The notifications can be anoying if not set up right but that might be yo do with google . Unfortunaly the countdown timer only Runs for 60 minuters which is a bit useless. Bluetoothe is also a bit fiddly as it also depends on your phones intial settings and permissions. Otherwise it's a nice clean and clear display with a nice subltle appearance. I do think it's a bit overpriced as all your really paying for is a flash looking step counter.
Finally time to upgrade from a Solar Casio HDD S100 I had worn for the last 10 years everyday…which still works. I wanted something that wasn’t a full on smart watch. This with its tracking features was perfect for hiking and daily data through the connect app. Great watch for the price. Lovely display and size. Be great to see some different straps become available for it. I’m sure this will last. Be great to see solar charging added to this one day
I'd previously had a black resin g shock for over 10 years and was very impressed with it. The only problems were it was looking 'worn' and I struggled to see time in certain situations.Anyway I replaced it with the GST-B500D-1AER.This watch looks great and fairly easy to see hands- however, all digital data is almost invisible due to small digits and lack of colour contrast.unless light conditions are perfect.So would I buy again or recommend?This should be my perfect watch - looks great,solar powered,not too heavy,accurate and tough - let down by tiny digital read out that I can't use yet need.Yes, I would still buy....but keep your magnifier handy!
GBD-200 is not a horrible watch, but at the given price-point you could do much better with you money. Even a 1st gen Garmin Instinct non-solar model is a much better watch.The GBD-200 screen is sharp an easily readable in the dimmest of light (even without the backlight). It is a comfortable watch to wear, but the styling of the band is odd as it is around 26mm at the lugs & 19mm at the buckle. I would have preferred a 22mm from lug to buckle. Fortunately, if you have larger wrists (even greater than 8") this watch will most likely fit you.Now, the interval timer feature is poor as you can only program 5 stages and cycle/repeat them (in order from left to right on the display) up to 20 times. You will also need to use a stage slot for a rest/recovery interval. ... MoreGBD-200 is not a horrible watch, but at the given price-point you could do much better with you money. Even a 1st gen Garmin Instinct non-solar model is a much better watch.The GBD-200 screen is sharp an easily readable in the dimmest of light (even without the backlight). It is a comfortable watch to wear, but the styling of the band is odd as it is around 26mm at the lugs & 19mm at the buckle. I would have preferred a 22mm from lug to buckle. Fortunately, if you have larger wrists (even greater than 8") this watch will most likely fit you.Now, the interval timer feature is poor as you can only program 5 stages and cycle/repeat them (in order from left to right on the display) up to 20 times. You will also need to use a stage slot for a rest/recovery interval. For example, to create a run/walk interval: "run" stage 1 then a "walk" stage 2 (leaving 3 stages empty) then set to repeat the defined stage up to 20 times. Or to create a HIIT interval you could have a "work" stage 1 then a "rest" stage 2 maybe add a "cardio" stage 3 and then add another "rest" stage 4 (leaving one stage empty) with the ability to once again repeat 20 times. So only basic configurations for this interval timer.Separately, is an activity feature mostly geared for exercises like running, hiking, walking, etc. You can customize 3 screens with 3 different metrics on each screen (pace, speed, avg pace or speed, distance, time, lap time, etc.). Which is nice but limited.If you pair the watch to Casio G-Shock Move app it can leverage your smartphone's GPS to calibrate the accuracy accelerometer to you stride. But, given there are no activity profiles it will your stride will average between walking, hiking, and running which will not yield very accurate results.Notifications on the GBD-200 abysmal. If you get a call on your phone a very quick and faint single vibration is felt. Also, notifications from texts, emails, apps are an all or nothing situation. Vibration alerts really only worked well for the interval timer. Don't buy this watch for phone notifications. A few dollars more can get your the first gen (non solar) Garmin Instinct. Though the Garmin is a few years older than GBD-200 the Garmin is light years ahead in function and easy of use.
Pros:I love the display!Currently best negative display on the Casio rangenice design overallCons:going through the menu can be complicated and slow at timesAlso the stopwatch should show the 100drs behind the seconds like on other g shocksMain disappointment was the app. Reconnecting it to my phone is nearly impossible, please update it, so I dont lose data when I have to repair it!I currently use the watch mainly because of its steptracker and the style, I would love to use the other functions when the app is better someday
I really like the look and the feel of this watch on my wrist. I’ve given it 5 stars for this reason alone. I’ve wanted one for the last 12 months and this colour finally sold me. I’m not bothered with the notifications (email etc) and have never been into smart watches. The training functions are great and the display is clear for a negative display. The MOVE app makes some things a lot easier to set and control but I have a few frustrating comments - why you can’t categorise activities (even differentiating between say hiking and running) and mostly why you can’t use the workout/timer function in conjunction with an activity. However these are minor points and ones I’m sure Casio can address at some point. My order was delivered quickly and I will buy direct from ... MoreI really like the look and the feel of this watch on my wrist. I’ve given it 5 stars for this reason alone. I’ve wanted one for the last 12 months and this colour finally sold me. I’m not bothered with the notifications (email etc) and have never been into smart watches. The training functions are great and the display is clear for a negative display. The MOVE app makes some things a lot easier to set and control but I have a few frustrating comments - why you can’t categorise activities (even differentiating between say hiking and running) and mostly why you can’t use the workout/timer function in conjunction with an activity. However these are minor points and ones I’m sure Casio can address at some point. My order was delivered quickly and I will buy direct from G Shock again.
Got this watch for my 12-year-old son. He had gone through two Garmin watches that both failed due to water sneaking in after battery replacement. Wanted a decent brand solar watch he could use while swimming and this fit the bill. While it does not have any fitness tracking, it did have all of the other features he wanted (solar, multiple alarms, countdown timer, light for seeing display at night, and stop watch). The watch seems very sturdy and should provide many years of use given my previous experience with Casio watches. The only drawback I’ve seen so far is that due to the watch band shape and my son’s narrow wrist, the strap retention band doesn’t go up the band as far as I’d like. He has roughly an inch of band flopping around. Due to the watch shape, it ... MoreGot this watch for my 12-year-old son. He had gone through two Garmin watches that both failed due to water sneaking in after battery replacement. Wanted a decent brand solar watch he could use while swimming and this fit the bill. While it does not have any fitness tracking, it did have all of the other features he wanted (solar, multiple alarms, countdown timer, light for seeing display at night, and stop watch). The watch seems very sturdy and should provide many years of use given my previous experience with Casio watches. The only drawback I’ve seen so far is that due to the watch band shape and my son’s narrow wrist, the strap retention band doesn’t go up the band as far as I’d like. He has roughly an inch of band flopping around. Due to the watch shape, it seems like it would be difficult to put a different band on. I might try to get a slightly wider retention strap to put on it.
I needed a running watch and I had to get a g shock because I love them and I couldn't look anywhere else. The GBD200 looks and feels amazing, it's simple to use and has great features.However, I'm finding running with it a bit frustrating.Instructions about how to use GPS are so ambiguous... whichever way I try to run with it (connected to the phone / disconnected / GPS set to smart phone on the Move app), when I review the activity on the Move app it doesn't show the route on the map.I also have doubts about the live pace measurement, as when I'm running it only ever displays 4:52 or 5:08 min/km and nothing in between. When I go faster it's only 4:52, when I slow down it's only 5:08.Finally, when running I like to have an alert giving my split time every km, ... MoreI needed a running watch and I had to get a g shock because I love them and I couldn't look anywhere else. The GBD200 looks and feels amazing, it's simple to use and has great features.However, I'm finding running with it a bit frustrating.Instructions about how to use GPS are so ambiguous... whichever way I try to run with it (connected to the phone / disconnected / GPS set to smart phone on the Move app), when I review the activity on the Move app it doesn't show the route on the map.I also have doubts about the live pace measurement, as when I'm running it only ever displays 4:52 or 5:08 min/km and nothing in between. When I go faster it's only 4:52, when I slow down it's only 5:08.Finally, when running I like to have an alert giving my split time every km, however if you're trying to stop the activity on exactly for example 5 km, it will be impossibile to do this as the km alert will take up the screen for far too long.Please Casio send me an email with how resolve all of this or make a detailed instruction video about running with this watch, cause it's driving me a bit mad.
| Case size (L× W× H) | 48.4 × 45.9 × 15 mm |
| Case and bezel material | Resin |
| Band | Resin Band |
| Construction | Shock Resistant |
| Water resistance | 200-meter water resistance |
