AOSLSI Watch Compass, Altimeter Barometer Thermometer Temperature, Pedometer ,WArmy Waterproof Outdoors Sport Digital Watch for Men, Black

Going on reviews, says they work. The one I got is off 10 degrees in temp, got it for features. If one is off they all are probably off. Cakcity has one for $80, same thing in review none features work and they claim it's a swiss watch. Will return. Too good to be true. If you add waterproof gasket paste, maybe you can do like in the vid too. 50m is like 130 feet. If you want to put gps and spend over $330 for a stupid watch, go ahead. Compass says s where n should be. They don't work.

Going on reviews, says they work. The one I got is off 10 degrees in temp, got it for features. If one is off they all are probably off. Cakcity has one for $80, same thing in review none features work and they claim it's a swiss watch. Will return. Too good to be true. If you add waterproof gasket paste, maybe you can do like in the vid too. 50m is like 130 feet. If you want to put gps and spend over $330 for a stupid watch, go ahead. Compass says s where n should be. They don't work.

El mío no trae barómetro, sin señalización de clima ni temperatura como lo describe la publicación. Porque ?

El mío no trae barómetro, sin señalización de clima ni temperatura como lo describe la publicación. Porque ?

Overall this is a good ABC watch, it’s certainly worth the $40 price tag. That said, don’t expect a Garmin.For the good, the watch keeps very accurate time and the barometer is quite good. I’ve compared the pressure readings to local weather stations and airport data and it is consistently with 1 millibar so it’s accurate enough to use reliably. The watch also has a LOT of functions. We’ll get to the learning curve and ease of use in a bit, but the watch isn’t lacking on features. Keep the manual handy and memorize your favorites for sure.As far as waterproofing goes, the watch never claimed to be and using a barometer means it has an opening where water could get in. With this in mind, I don’t wear it where it could get submerged out of caution. Showers and some rain are no issue.For the negatives, the biggest is how confusing it can be to use. The four buttons are tasked with toggling a lot of functions and adjusts for them. Without the manual, I would be lost on how to operate the watch beyond the basic ABC and time functions. Second, the altimeter is not reliable. At all. It is easily fooled by any sort of change in temperature and pressure and gives some curious readings. Right now in Florida at all of maybe 3 meters above sea level my watch is saying I’m 40 meters up. Not so much! This sort of inaccuracy is pretty common in my time with the watch. Avoid taking the altimeter seriously. I don’t think anyone takes the weather prediction seriously on these watches seriously either (nor should you), but it too is also very hit or miss. Yes, if it stays outdoors it can alert for rain based on pressure drops but it is too easily fooled to be reliable. I suppose on an extended camping outing it can be of use, but for normal use I wouldn’t bother much. And this isn’t really a negative necessarily but the watch is pretty big, more than you may expect from the product images. It does make it easy to read but do know it’s quite big.While the negatives section seems a bit long overall I am satisfied with the watch. I never had much use for the altimeter here in the epic highlands of Florida, and for what I purchased the watch for it does well for my uses. Even though it’s big, it’s comfortable and looks pretty nice for an ABC watch, and it tracks time and atmospheric pressure very well. And if you’re big on features, there’s a ton here to play with if you have the patience to learn it all. For $40 you get a lot for your money and there’s probably enough to like here to be happy with it. I like it overall, just realize that with all things in life you get what you pay for. With reasonable expectations this is a fine ABC watch.