Michael Clark
My wife was a long-time runner (and Boston Marathoner back in the day). She has continued her exercise into retirement but her eyesight has diminished to the point that typical small screen digital watches are hard for her to see in daylight. She complained to me that she had trouble reading the time and wished for a larger screen readout. I bought her two of these watches - one red the other blue - because her windbreakers are those colors and the watches are so inexpensive. (Also, her wish is typically my command.)She got them a week ago and loves them! The numbers are bright and very easy to see and the watch itself is simple to operate. Just push the little side button and the time comes up on the screen. That's it!After a few seconds, the screen goes dark to conserve battery charge while it awaits the next time the little button gets pushed. Easy peasy!

Tiffany Henderson
Easy to read and unique.

Aaron Bates
The watch is easy to set and clear to see.

Robert Brown
This watch reads water proof but this one stopped working in about a week and a half. I this I see condensation in the screen. I'm assuming this is what made it stop working. This watch is for my 79 year old father and he was very easy on this watch. He showered with it a few times but it's reads water proof so that shouldn't be the issue. Either way it broke after several days.

Justin Ryan
My 76 yr old mother had cataract surgery in both eyes over a year ago and her vision still has not improved despite numerous visits to the ophthalmologist an many injections. Regardless she needs a watch with large and bright numbers due to her low vision issues and this seems to do the trick. It's inexpensive and simple so it doesn't have extra functions that she would never use anyway and would ultimately just confuse her. With that being said this watch seems to be a pretty good fit for this particular use-case. The one bad thing I have noticed from the beginning when I first unboxed it is that it's not very well-made. I dropped it on a carpeted floor while I was unboxing it and the wristband buckle popped right off. I got it back on after about five mins of repeatedly forcing it back on the bar but this does not bode too well for the watch's longevity. Time will tell though so hopeful it will last at least a few years.

Charles Berry
Got this for a friend with dementia. She requested an easy watch with a digital display. It's nice that it does not stay lit, as that looks kind of funky. But with one easy press of a button it shows the time, next press the date, third press shows seconds. After a few seconds, the face will go dark. This makes it look a lot like current cool "fruit" watches. 😉

John Pierce
I wanted a simple watch to keep in my schoolbag for when I'm teaching.... no bells and whistles. This fits the bill. It tells time accurately and was inexpensive enough that I don't have to worry about losing it. I especially like the fact that it has battery and doesn't need to be recharged daily.

Sarah Carter
Gifted this to an elderly person so they could easily tell the time. Numbers are large, and it's easy to use with only one button to push for the time to be displayed. *The time is not constantly displayed, the screen blacks out to conserve battery and turns on for a few moments when the button is pushed*