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The G-SQUAD series combines stylish appearance and cutting-edge technology. With a three-axis acceleration sensor, the watch measures the daily number of steps as well as the walking and running pace. Through Bluetooth, the watch connects to the smartphone and sends the recorded data to the G-SHOCK Connected app, offering the user the ideal support to stay in shape.
The Casio GBA-800-1AER is aimed at people who engage in sports and are interested in monitoring their physical condition. It features special functions for tracking workouts, such as a stopwatch and countdown timer.
It is suitable for those who want a reliable watch with basic performance tracking functions and a durable construction.
Apart from the daily step count, the GBA-800 also measures walking and running pace and sends all the data to the smartphone via Bluetooth.
This way, you can later read the steps you took and the calories you burned in the smartphone app "G-SHOCK Connected".
The Work-Out Timer helps with interval training and is also particularly useful for individual training programs.
Chronometer
Pause function
Other functions
Ideal for free diving with equipment. The watch is water-resistant up to 20 bar/200 meters. The values are not related to the diving depth but to the atmospheric pressure used during the water resistance test. (ISO 22810).
It features Bluetooth technology for energy saving during data transfer, with the press of a button. It can connect wirelessly to a smartphone via Bluetooth, allowing access to a wide range of functions.
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2+ years of daily use.
After years of using smartwatches, tired of the constant need for charging and poor readability of the time, I initially turned to the DW-5600. I wanted a watch with a slim profile and durability for any situation. The 5600 is exceptional, but after getting it, I missed the step tracking and analog hands. I inevitably turned to this one.
-Profile that is just acceptable for me (I constantly wear gloves and work clothes with half-gloves/closed sleeves). Anything thicker doesn't suit me.
-Extremely lightweight.
-Excellent illumination.
-Very good sound for alarms.
-Classic stopwatch and countdown timer features for various sports activities (set time/rest time, etc.).
-Classic G-Shock durability. I have really put it through the wringer at work (hits, water, high temperatures, banging against metal elements, you name it). It hasn't suffered the slightest damage, has never glitched.
-Quite good readability of the time with the hands. It would help a bit more if the elements at the 5-minute marks had minimal lume.
-The digits on the screen are visible even with polarized glasses (many LCD screens are cut off by polarized glasses).
-The buttons are very comfortable to use. They are not pressed accidentally, they are easily pressed for functions.
-It is VERY CONVENIENT that the illumination button is located on the lower middle side. The thumb goes there naturally.
-Time accuracy: excellent, as it updates with every connection to the mobile phone.
-Step tracking accuracy: practically excellent. Much more accurate than any cheap activity tracker I have used in the past (Huawei, Xiaomi). In comparison to more expensive models from other companies (Samsung, etc.), it doesn't seem to lag significantly in accuracy. It never counts steps with a simple hand movement (the accelerometers obviously "capture" the entire body movement).
-Mobile connectivity: sufficient for watch functions/settings and simple step tracking statistics. Although it doesn't measure heart rate, the app software (after the latest upgrades, previously it was a disaster!) is quite "smart" in calculating energy consumption based on the time "condensation" of the activity.
-It is obvious that we are not talking about a "smartwatch" in the sense that we mean today, despite the Bluetooth connectivity and step tracking. Therefore, any review that treats it as such is at least inaccurate and meaningless!
-The mobile app was a disaster, however, after the latest upgrades, it has become relatively decent. Of course, don't expect the graphs/analyses of smartwatches, as we said, it's not that kind of watch.
-Comfort: The strap is made of soft polyurethane (softer than the classic 5600) with many more holes. You will easily find the ideal position, however, the material is such that it initially "grabs" hairs and of course gives an unnecessarily wide profile to the watch (even though the watch is not in sleeves, the point where the strap overlaps is so thick that it finds itself). I don't know if it serves any purpose (e.g. running - I'm not a runner) but I didn't like the strap from the start. After trying various alternatives (converters and using nylon straps, etc.), I ended up with a cheap, plastic Chinese bracelet that I really like aesthetically and suits me incredibly well as it gives it minimal profile and zero weight! Also, it makes it more "all around" even for more "serious" outfits!
What I don't like / would like to be different:
-Battery life: Casio gives 2 years. However, over time, the battery starts to struggle and the watch regularly goes into "power-saving mode" (at this stage, an R flashes on the screen and there is no response, but the watch continues to keep time and count steps. When power is restored to normal, the watch functions normally again). Maybe it has some issues with heat (because it mainly goes into this phase during summers), but the battery hasn't completed two years yet. Cost of replacement at the dealership (with waterproof check) is around €15, cost of replacement at home is around €0.5-3 (depending on the battery and silicone grease you use).
-I would like it to have a mode in the time display where the screen shows the date and the round window shows the step count towards the goal. It's not something extraordinary, but personally, it would be convenient for me, obviously no Japanese designer thought of it!
-MAJOR WARNING if you like to constantly change straps! The case is resin, but that doesn't mean it doesn't get damaged! In fact, if you use the well-known Chinese metal converters that adjust the "ears" opening so that it can take regular straps / nylon straps, it is almost certain that you will damage the case when trying to remove them. I would advise you to avoid them. Personally, after 6 months of using such converters, and as the spring bars inside them had rusted, I caused such a problem during removal that I had to change the case of the watch (€45 at the dealership)!
Finally, a comparison with the GBA-900 that surely concerns many (the -900 is newer and supposed to replace the -800, but the -800 is still in circulation!): I got my hands on my friend's -900 and compared them side by side for quite some time.
-The -800 has better readability for the time with the hands (stronger lume and more legible elements, although the -900 seems to have a larger surface area of the hands with phosphorescent coating!)
-The screen of the -800 is also more readable (the -900 has more information on the same surface, so all the digits are smaller!)
-And also, the -900 is marginally thicker.
For my own needs (size, profile, readability, lume), the -800 is more practical and a better choice.
TLDR: a very good watch with quality that has no comparison to others in its category, but a mediocre smartwatch if you're looking for something like that.
Let's start with the basics:
1) Build quality. The Casio G-Shock series is and will always be a category of watches that have proven to be indestructible (with the only condition being to change the battery). Fantastic construction, with proper weight distribution on the wrist, without feeling like it's hanging on your wrist. (speaking as someone with a small wrist)
2) Features. Everything you would expect from a G-Shock, but with some pleasant and necessary features for most people. The step count measurement compared to both my phone's sensor and the Amazfit GTS2 and Galaxy Watch Active2 that I usually use simultaneously differs by up to 500 steps per day. The find my phone function is also useful, as with a press of the bottom right button, it can find your phone (provided you are close enough for the Bluetooth to connect).
3) App & additional watch functions.
Objectively speaking, the app is nothing special, but it is limited to how the watch manages it. The watch initially does not work like a traditional smartwatch. This means that it cannot stay connected for more than ten minutes and disconnects if you press any button other than the one that turns on the light. It connects four times a day to synchronize the time through the phone, making it almost more reliable than watches with built-in GPS and satellite assistance. The app is very helpful in using the additional functions of the watch (such as alarms, timers, and dual world time with a choice from 300 countries), which in a G-Shock/Casio watch without Bluetooth, you would have to search the manuals for about two hours to find. In my opinion, this is the best use of the app.
The only thing it lacks compared to a regular smartwatch and sets it apart is in notifications and calls. (Which even for this, there is the alternative of the GBD-200, with a different design). Finally, the connection to the app via Bluetooth is relatively easy and stable (personally connected to an iPhone, I do not know about Android).
4) Appearance & Final conclusions.
Personally, the driving force for purchasing it was the fantastic yellow color, which someone needs to see in person to understand how nice it is. In conclusion, at the price range of €115-€135 that it has been in the past few weeks, it is a fantastic watch that will definitely last much longer than a simple smartwatch. I would just suggest to users who think they necessarily need notifications to look elsewhere. For the rest who want to wear something different that won't need to be charged every day/week and want some basic functions, it is definitely worth it.
Watch, especially for money. Extremely durable due to synthetic resin. Measurements cover most users. Beautiful and the right size for most wrists, as most G-Shocks are a bit bulky (>48 mm). The light is very satisfactory to the point that I sometimes use it as a flashlight if I don't have a regular one handy. The G Shock app is relatively good and convenient to fully utilize its capabilities without having to memorize the user manual. It is true that it catches hairs on the wrist, but this can be easily solved by loosening the strap a bit (or trimming the wrist hair). Ideal for field professions, manual labor, athletes, and basically anyone who likes it, as no one makes a big sacrifice to acquire the durability of a G-Shock since it is only priced at 100 euros. A true tool
I have been searching for a watch that can meet all my needs for a long time, as well as have some smart advantages and better file maintenance, because I do trekking, hiking, open water swimming, and cycling. However, at the same time, I belong to the conservative group. I primarily want the watch to be a watch, and until now I have only had automatic watches, which have a completely different mindset. Like living organisms. So, I didn't really like the idea of getting a battery-powered watch.
I read many reviews and concluded that the gshock would meet my needs, and indeed it does. I am uploading a photo because it was purchased from the official dealer, with a bracelet. One compromise I didn't intend to make was that I wanted to wear a bracelet. And I didn't want anything from the general market or unapproved. Additionally, I wanted it to be installed by someone who knows the peculiarities of this particular watch because installing a bracelet is not an easy process.
In hiking measurements, it is very reliable, but we need to remember something. It is a watch and not a smartwatch, which means that in order to record steps, the arm needs to move with the wrist in the way it happens when we walk. It does not record unnecessary steps and missteps, even when getting up from the table to go to the refrigerator. Similarly, it is accurate in calculating calories.
For cycling, I intentionally left the bracelet long so that I can wear it on my ankle, which, due to measurements and experiments, allows me to calculate virtual steps in distance and cadence with the corresponding deviation, of course.
Someone who wants a regular smartwatch to measure heart rate, again through proportion, can calculate activity, and in this case, it mainly concerns those who are interested in calories, which does not particularly concern me. I mostly need it to know how much more I need to eat based on what I have burned, in addition to the basic metabolism.
It connects very easily to my phone, it is clear, sturdy, and I have not encountered any problems, as I read in other reviews, with clothing. I find it beautiful and practical. It finds my phone, which I leave anywhere, and although I have not used it for swimming yet, in everything I have done with my hand submerged in water, I have not encountered any problems. However, I chose a watch from the 20-bar category because usually the 5-bar ones can betray you even when showering.
Finally, because my girlfriend resides in England for long periods of time, it is very convenient that I can see the time in Greece with the hands and the time in England digitally below.
The overall feeling is one of reliability and sturdiness, and it is important to remember that it is primarily a sports watch that connects to the phone and not a smartwatch based on the usual definition.
A very beautiful watch with a good size and not bulky like the others. It has a dual light that makes the watch visible at night. The connection with the mobile phone is easy and fast, and it has a very good and user-friendly app. The only negatives I would say are that it sometimes pulls hairs from the wrist and it's not very readable due to the darkness, but that's a matter of personal preference since I wanted it black. Overall, it's worth every penny and I'm very pleased to wear it
Size very good but like all gshock is suitable for summer, with a jacket "finds" constantly. Also easily grabs wrist hairs due to the plastic ears on the strap, not very readable small date with a quick glance, you have to deal with it to see them, lol. On the very positive side, constantly accurate time due to the application, but you have to do it yourself by pressing the bottom right button for a while and having Bluetooth open on the phone. Generally a good purchase especially if you count steps, calories, etc. without dealing with cables and charges. Otherwise gshock but not with such good build quality as others in this price range. Happy holidays to everyone.
It is very lightweight with a comfortable fit on the wrist and a readable digital screen. Many functions and even more when connected to the G-Shock app.
Sturdy, reliable with Bluetooth and not as bulky as other G-Shock watches.
Negative point is that it pulls hairs from the wrist
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Very beautiful watch with a nice feel.
A smartwatch with the reliability of Casio and a very user-friendly app for connecting with your mobile phone!
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