FossilWomen's Sport Metal and Silicone Touchscreen Smartwatch with Heart Rate, GPS, NFC, and Smartphone Notifications

Another reburbished purchase of mine that ended up turning out awesome. Works great and is very aesthetic. My only complaint is it seems like the battery life isn't as great as it could be. It usually seems to only last me a day and a half at best (and that's with always-on-display turned off), which means I have to charge it daily. Not a giant deal for me, but this might bug some. Overall I love it. Well worth it.

I have been a Moto 360 watch user and loved it until the battery died and no one would replace it including Motorola. I did all kinds of research and eventually bought the venture gen 4. Big mistake. Battery was horrible, couldn't read the texts, touch sensitivity was all over the place. I returned it. Was going to write off fossil and then I saw this watch and its price was reduced. I half expected it to be terrible sure to my experience with the venture, but it is awesome!!! It's even better than my Moto 360. It's light weight, easy to use, battery life is great. Very happy!

I have owned this product a year now, and I would say it's just okay. After having a Fitbit for years, I wanted something that had more than fitness tracking. This does all that including email, text messages, slack, and app notifications. It's really useful if you don't want to have your phone on you all day.My main complaint is with the fitness tracking. The step count does not update as frequently as I would like, and nowhere near how quickly my Fitbit would update. Also, over the last month or so, toward the late afternoon, my step count on the watch actually jumps backward for awhile. I thought it was from connectivity issues with my phone, and I tried restarting it as well as opening and closing the Wear OS and Google fit app on my phone to no avail. My phone had an accurate step count, but not the watch! After a few hours it goes back to normal, but this is strange and frustrating when I'm trying to reach a step count every day and all of a sudden I go from 8,000 steps to 5,000.Also, the battery life is terrible. I have to charge it every night no matter what, so there's no way I can track my sleep. The charger being proprietary means if you forget it and say, go on vacation, it won't be easy to find another one.The watch face also doesn't always turn on when you rotate your wrist. And sometimes it just freezes and you have to put it back on the charger to restart.Other than that, it's comfortable and does its job for the most part, however I don't think I'd buy it again.

I have had this watch for two weeks and I absolutely love it. I did a LOT of research before buying this, and due to a lot of negative reviews, I was quite nervous about making the purchase. If I weren't so firmly entrenched in the Google/Android ecosystem, I would've gone with the Samsung Galaxy Watch Active. But since I use Android, Google pay, Google Play Music, etc., I decided going with Wear OS would be worth it.Plenty of people complain about the battery life on this thing, but I think it's all about what you plan to use it for. I use this as I believe a smartwatch is intended: to receive and occasionally respond to notifications throughout the day without using a phone, and to track workouts. I am able to track a 60 minute workout every day, play music while working out, and view and respond to about 50 notifications per day. My battery life after 13 hours of this reads 40% and would easily get me through any full day. Worth noting: the Google Keep app was inexplicably draining my battery to 0% within about 5 hours, but I removed the app and now battery life is great.I love that I can leave my phone at home and still track a workout while listening to music that's downloaded onto the watch via Google Play Music. I use Google Fit to track my workouts and it is very convenient! I use to use a timer on my phone and have to log the workout and weight I was using. Google Fit detects what lift I am doing, and I input the weight, then it starts a timer to tell me when to start my next set.I also think the watch is beautiful. I am a man with very small wrists (slightly larger than 6 inches). I was afraid to get any smart watch, since I've tried other 41mm watches that look huge on me. The Fossil Sport manages to look sleeker than other 41mm watches, and I am comfortable wearing it daily.The software isn't always super fast, but again, it does what I expect it to do. Google Assistant is great at understanding voice commands, so it is very easy to send texts with your voice instead of typing.If you expect a watch that will basically be a phone on your wrist, that you can play with all day long - look elsewhere. But if you want a smartwatch to be an extension of your phone - to help you see quick notifications, have access to Google Assistant, workout tracking, etc., then this will be a fantastic watch for you.

lovely watch

Muy buen producto excelente calidad.

Llevo 3 meses de uso y se traba muy constantemente... es lento para responder.Cuando funciona bien pues si puedo enviar y recibir mensajes. Por eso le doy 3 estrellas.

I love the outlook of the watch plus the fossil is in good names of waths and that's only reasons for ordering it..but after received i was totally disappointed....the calorie counter was inaccurate, always shows 500+ calories burnt with step count zero I mean how is it possible?I wondered, plus it also shows fluctuation in this false counting..2ndly the battery life is worst,for a smart watch the total battery life of only 3_4hrs after a full charge is the thing you doubt the technology.

Es perfecto, es hermoso, un buen smartwatch, de buena marca, muchos se quejan por la duración de la batería, si bien no dura días como otras opciones del mercado, sin lugar a dudas te durará todo el día, además su carga es bastante rápida.Pero es una opción más apegada a las personas que gustan de la marca, si buscas solo notificaciones o medidor de pulso, es mejor acercarte a una de las otras opciones