Anna Beard
It was nice to unbox the watch and find that the time and date were set correctly. It is a nice looking watch and the time is easy to read. The instructions were pretty good and they should be kept handy because there are several modes on this watch. I will probably wear it when I'm in the woods. But, every time a button is pushed there is a pretty loud beep. I read the instructions and couldn't tell that the beep can be turned off and I sure couldn't turn it off. So if you need to be quiet somewhere, don't push any buttons. The main face shows the day, day of the month, time (12/24 hour clock) and seconds, all digital. Push a button for the month, day, year. There is also an alarm which works but I probably won't use. In the upper right there is a little 1/4" round window that has something spinning around in it. I couldn't find any use for it so maybe it's for decoration. It does change by the second. It can be a little distracting but doesn't take anything away from the watch. I think it will continue to keep good time and will stay in style, plus be durable. I would order it again.

David Taylor
The watch face is a bit large for a smaller wrist. It was super easy to set up. I set the time, the date, and an alarm with very little effort. The little "cartoon" as the instructions call it is just a weird little circle of flashing almost pyramids. The ordinal directions on it could be confusing if you don't know better. It doesn't move, in fact, in this photo N is actually E. So, if someone thinks that's a compass, they will be confused.The watch itself feels quite nice. It's heavier than super cheap watches. It's not super heavy though. It's nice to have a non connected watch. The band is plastic, but not too stiff, so it's comfortable to wear.

Elizabeth Taylor
This is pretty much a platonic ideal of a chunky digital watch for me. It is has some gizmos and features and dials on it, but it is still easy to read. It comes with instructions, but it is basically intuitive to set. It is a little chunkier than the average watch but not obnoxiously so. I quite like the subdued blue camo paint job. The straps are plastic but seem like a pretty thick plastic so hopefully will have a bit of a life, because it looks like they are screwed on and not replaceable. I would say, I don't understand why it has the cardinal directions painted on, but I guess that's just for vague outdoorsmanship spirit.

Sarah Little
This is a good looking watch, appears to be well-made, I wish the band was a little longer. I have quite a large wrist and have to wear this on the last hole. I was able to punch a hole myself to extend the strap and it was much more comfortable with a little extra room. It’s easy to read, especially in the dark. I think it’s great value for the money.

Elizabeth Pacheco
The Miykon brand digital watch is very nice looking, but you have to be "in" to substantial, full-bodied watches. If you have a smaller wrist, this could be quite overwhelming. After sliding the band through the buckle, there are nine slots into which you can slide the "thingie" (please excuse the technical language) for securing the band to your desired fit. I have to use the ninth and last slot. Even so, it's still a bit loose on my woman's wrist, but because it's such a nice looking accessory (and that's pretty much what watches have become since the cellphone era), it nonetheless looks great! Conversely, it's made of hard plastic, looks a bit plasticky, and feels plasticky as well. As someone who appreciates fine watches and loves the finer metal and leather bands, this was a bit of a turn off. So, to me, it looks much better from afar than up close. I also had a bit of trouble setting the watch. Once I got it set to the right time, it kept resetting to one hour before the current time as well as spontaneously resetting to a 24-hour mode. Currently, I'm blaming myself for this because I've never had a watch with as many functions. And there are quite a few! Finally, while it looks like a watch that can take a beating, we are warned to be careful about getting it wet, etc. Still, I think it could make a nice gift for someone who isn't turned off by how plasticky it looks and feels.

Kyle Mullins
I like the camo design of the watch. The time is easy to read. You can set 2 different time zones. You could setup a alarm to wake up in the morning. For me while I like the watch it took some time to set up the watch as I was trying to figure out how to change the minutes and seconds which can only be done on the main clock and not the secondary clock which only allows you to change the hours. The quality of the watch feels ok for the price. When wearing the watch it feels somewhat comfortable. Overall the watch is pretty good

Michael Romero
This is an excellent, pretty decent made watch with materials that are on par with a watch at this value point.The biggest concern as I read through the instructions is the plastic screen. My suggestion is but a screen protector which you'll have to match to to diameter of a major brand like Garmin or Casio.Other than the plastic screen, everything else is in line with comparable brands in similar pricing range.Cool green camo.Watch band fits nice as I'm a larger wrist around 8.4 inchLight button works well.The instructions were good enough for basic operations.For me I will be getting the screen protector to avoid scratches from just normal daily use. Like this a lot for price. It is a good to buy at a great value price point. This is really a 4.6 Read instructions to be clear on care and cleaning.

Christopher Estes
For the price point this is a descent watch, it has all the standard features you would expect in this price range. You can run two different times in standard or military time,, stopwatch and date. The band isn't the most comfortable, but it doesn't irritate my wrist if I wear it loosely enough. A nice basic watch you don't have to worry about beating up, the build quality is solid.