Fossil 44mm Gen 5E Stainless Steel and Silicone To

For the price it great
Compared to many other wear os watches for the price there really isn’t another one like it. My main complaint is the battery. I know this is not the most recent watch but sometimes the battery can go from lasting almost 2 days, to sometimes only lasting 5 hours. The watch has a mind of it own sometimes. Besides the battery issue it is very solid watch.

Buyer Beware: A Defective Watch and a Non-Existent Warranty (Update 10/19/2021)
UPDATE (10/19/2021): It took several calls back and forth, but eventually Amazon came through for me and replaced my product. So what do I think of it? Honestly, I really like this watch coming from a FitBit Charge 3. Google’s Wear OS makes so much sense and Google Fit is leaps and bounds better than any FitBit program with the way it integrates into my “Lose It!” app. That being said, the battery might be a deal-breaker for some. I typically have to charge my watch at least once a day, which is why I have a beside charging stand, a charger at work, a travel charger, and will probably be buying another soon to keep in my car just in case. The charger’s aren’t necessarily super easy to find, but they are inexpensive at least. a WARNING though: Fossil’s Customer Service is an absolute nightmare to deal with and will only replace your product, god forbid it’s defective, if you purchase directly from them as opposed to Amazon. I’ve upgraded my review from a 1 to 4-star. I think you’ll like this watch a lot, especially if the new Gen 6 model is pricier. Just keep what I’ve said here in mind and remember that if your product is buggy your only saving grace is the mercy and pity of an Amazon customer service rep thousands of miles away.I’m typically not one to leave bad reviews, or even pay much attention to them on Amazon, but I feel a need to warn buyers of this product and possibly any other expensive electronic purchases from Amazon. I was so excited when I purchased my Fossil Watch on Prime Day this year! It was normally a $250 watch, but I scored it for $145. On paper, it was exactly what was looking for: multiple faces, interchangeable bands, a sporty or fashionable look, Google ios, and built for exercise. When my watch arrived on June 27, 2021 and for several weeks I was so happy about this purchase, often calling it one of my better shopping decisions. My only complaint was that the battery could drain very fast and it needed to be charged about every day, although it charged quickly. I tried my best to take care of it as well, carefully using a damp cloth to clean it after exercise and giving it time to dry. Overall it was so much more useful, accurate, and easier to care for than my fitbit. This all changed 31 days later on July 28, 2021. That evening after a night out and running low on batter I decided to charge the watch overnight instead of wearing it to track my sleep like usual. After I plugged it into its Fossil charger though I was startled by a constant vibrating sound from the watch. I turned to see the following message (see attached) “Corrupt device. May not work properly.” My watch was stuck in a boot-up loop and couldn’t charge or escape form this error message. After searching Redditt the following day for reports of similar problems I concluded there was no fix and engaged my Fossil warranty, hoping that my watch would either be fixed or replaced. I mailed my watch to Dallas and hoped for the best. Unfortunately, a week later informed via an email from Fossil Repair Services that not only was my unit not repairable (No diagnosis or reasoning was provided), but I would not be provided with a replacement product. Instead, Fossil’s solution was to provide me a voucher valued at the Prime Day sale price of the watch for $145. Keep in mind while the value of watch is constantly shifting on Amazon’s website, it’s suggested retail value is $249, a $100 difference from the offered voucher. The voucher wouldn’t even help me if the watch went on sale again on Amazon’s website, because it was only usable for purchases directly from Fossil. When I later followed up with Amazon customer service to see what my options were I was told that because I had passed the 30-day return window my only solution was to activate my fossil warranty. Once again, keep in mind that my unit stopped working 31 days after delivery and that if you buy a refurbished electronic product from Amazon you will receive a 90-day return window. I have since had two more conversations with Fossil and Amazon and have additionally learned that Fossil will only supply a replacement product if you purchase directly from them. I can’t express how disappointed I am by this episode. While I’ll continue to purchase small cheap orders or possibly electronics accessories, I can’t advise ordering consumer electronics from Amazon ever again. Also note, I purchased a $7.00 Progressive electronics policy with this watch, but it too will only cover my watch up to the sale price of $145, roughly $100 short of what it would cost to replace the watch.

The watch can last more than 24 for battery
The watch is easy to use. Looks great and although the battery dies wear down in 24 hours. If you turn off a lot of the sensors, Bluetooth and wi-fi on the watch it last pretty long.

Muy bueno, tal como lo esperaba, su único defecto es que la pila solo dura 24 hrs, pero en 1 hora de carga queda de nuevo al 100

I strongly recommended this to those who are willing to use Google OS with budget friendly. Pros (build quality, google wear os, amoled display, answering calls and smart reply for message, Spotify app features); Cons (less battery life and in-built memory).

If your needs are only everyday stuff like basic fitness tracking, sleep tracking, weather, etc., and you’re okay having to charge it up every evening for 45 minutes, then this is a good buy. Robust design and sturdy built.