GUESS Men's Stainless Steel Android Wear Touch Screen Bracelet Watch

The media could not be loaded.  Hace un mes que estuve de viaje en Gardena en la casa de mi hermana compre este reloj por Amazon regrese a Ecuador hace unas semanas, he intentado cargar el reloj y no funciona e incluso he probado con otros cargadores y nada, no puedo aplicar la opción de devolver el reloj ya que me encuentro en otro país, es lamentable que vendan un artículo nuevo defectuoso

El reloj es muy bonito, pero no funciona, no agarra carga, no prende.

This watch it's better than I thought and the app it's very easy to use.I like this model a lot.!!!

I'm going to start with what I like - the Smart ability of the watch is handy. I like the steps feature. I also really like that you can change and update the face of the watch.So overall the watch is stylish, handy and feels good on, but the drawbacks as I see them are the charging and the battery life.It may be a setting I've got off, I don't have many things linked, so it not notifications, but the battery seems to only last a few hours and it needs to be charged. That brings me to the other wonky thing about the watch. Instead of a regular device charger, you plug a charging disc in using a USB cable, and you line up the back of the watch on the disc. My biggest complaint here is twofold - 1. Its yet another way to charge - I love being able to use one charger for multiple devices and 2. if it isn't fully seated on the charger (fully connected) it doesn't charge, so if anything is under the edge it can stop the charging.I would give it a higher rating if the battery lasted longer. A huge plus would be allowing users to charge via cable as well.

These (purchased then exchanged for a second one) should be off Amazon. Neither would charge or turn on. Contacted guess and they no longer support these as well

Like it but it didn't work, and a Guess associate state there was no support for this item.

The history of "smart watches" has been a rather long, troubled story with dozens of standards and designs falling by the wayside since their inception. The definition of "smart watches" is pretty debatable. Does that watch from the early 2000's that worked on analog cell networks before texting and the internet were a thing count? I'm not sure, but this particular watch has come a long way from there.I ordered this watch without reading the full specs first, so I was a little surprised to find first off that it is not water resistant. While, I wouldn't expect most watches to be water PROOF, not being water resistant is just crazy. This means that the watch can basically only be worn indoors unless you want to risk destroying it. If you are a hermit who never leaves home that might be fine, but the majority of us do go outside on occasion, so there is really no excuse for this watch to not be at least resistant to water or humidity.Another interesting feature concerning this watch is how it is charged. It comes with a special cord that has a USB A plug on one side and a circular adapter on the other end with three metal contact points. The back of the watch connects with the charger and stays in place by what seems to be a magnet.This is a pretty odd charging arrangement to put it mildly. Having metal contacts that go directly to the battery against your wrist with no insulation in-between seems dangerous. The fact that GUESS was too cheap to include a $1 charger with a $300+ watch also seems a bit strange. It is also worth pointing out that I can't find any source of replacement charger cords and definitely are not something you will ever find a generic replacement for. What happens is the charger cable stops working? Throw away your $300 watch, I guess.If you hadn't guessed by looking at the product's picture, the face of the watch can be changed between a handful of different designs. The most attractive one is probably the black face that is shown on this page. Changing the faces isn't too difficult. Operation of the other features is another matter. You control various aspects of the watch through both the touch screen and the single button on the side of the watch. It is definitely confusing at first figuring out how to navigate through the various menus. The various apps that you can install are pretty basic. Although it is possible to do things like text using the watch, I don't know why anyone would want to when you have to be within 30' of your phone to use that feature to begin with.That brings me this product's real achile's heel. Connectivity and battery longevity. I have not determined yet how long this watch will go on a single charge. I do know that if you want ANY of the "smart" features of the watch to work that you will have to have Bluetooth running on both your watch AND on your smartphone constantly though. Few things suck your phone's battery faster than leaving Bluetooth on all the time and it is not an especially good idea for security reasons as well. I can't think that having two transmitter/receivers going all the time within millimeters of your body can be good for your health, either. Being slaved to your cellphone almost seems to make the product pointless. I mean, why bother to use a smart watch with a 1" screen when you already have a smartphone with a much easier to read screen and 1000x as much flexibility in regards to apps it can run in your pocket? I guess it could be argued that your smartphone could be in the next room (maximum of 30' transmission distance), but if you are too lazy to get up and walk 30' to check your phone you obviously have much larger problems.As for the watch itself as a purely stand-alone timepiece, it is very well built and attractive. It would make a great watch for daily use were it not for its inability to be exposed to water whatsoever. I could mildly recommend it if I could at least walk outside with it and not have to worry about getting electrocuted if it starts raining. As it stands now though, I can't really recommend this to anyone who isn't a cave dweller or stationed on a submarine.Update: I have a better idea now concerning the longevity of the battery in the watch. The watch was fully charged 48 hours ago and left to sit in a drawer. It is now down to 38% battery capacity. I completely turned off the Bluetooth feature on my smartphone, so there is no energy being wasted communicating back and forth using that. I do not believe that Bluetooth can be turned off entirely on the watch itself, so it is almost certainly consuming some amount of power. So, if you use this device as nothing other than a watch (no Bluetooth or "smart" features) it looks as if you can go without a recharge on this watch for 4-5 days. That's not as bad as I had expected.

My charger melted by having it side-by-side with my wife's apple watch charger and since they both have magnets, they attracted each other and caused a short which melted my charger. I have not been able to use my watch for over a year since there are no replacement chargers anywhere on the web. $300+ watch now collects dust on my desk. Lesson learnedIt was an excellent watch the few weeks I used it. Battery life is weak when you fiddle with it, disabling wifi and bluetooth prolongs the battery life. I will not purchase another watch without doing proper research.

El reloj no carga ni enciende. Lo devolví

Je suis contente mes apparement la batterie tien pas tout une journée. Mes avec le mode économie cava sa passe. Très satisfait

I'm a watch man. My wife thinks I'm crazy. But I love this watch. It looks great, feels great, and functions great. Yeah, it needs charging every day, but I'm in a routine of get home, put it on charge, and then put it back on just before bed. No sweat. The biggest bummer with it is that it doesn't have a heart rate monitor. But I still love this watch.