I like the way you take the whole video without cutting out your reactions like when your camera goes out of focus, or when you started cursing while trying to get the bands out of the box. Very authentic! Subbed right away
I like this watch very much. After watching your video I have made up my mind to buy this watch. But it is very expensive for me. But a day will come when I will buy this watch.❤
@@staywith_gauravv Don’t worry, man! Keep saving and if you still want it in a few months from now, just get it then. Trust me, these watches aren’t going anywhere. Thanks for watching!
Good buy. I came along this watch after my 20 yrs old W-93H. I was looking for something similar in size for my son. The band turned to be 2 cm shorter than usual but still fits perfectly on my 18 cm wrist and even 1 spare hole left. Those who call it women's or kids model have shifted focus after those enormous gigantic king-sized G-SHOCKS. The 2200H hides perfectly under sleeve. It also has the decrement button in opposite to GW-5600, Baby-G, W800, W96, F91, A168 and all 3-button models. No decrement button = the watch is in my personal no-go list 👎
I know what you mean about the average g-shock band being very uncomfortable. Having said that, you should look at the dw9052. It is an incredibly comfortable g-shock band. Also, I have the GBD500 and I have to say that the band on it is very comfortable, too. I like the 200m water resistance and the shock resistance that is the hallmark of the g-shocks. It also connects by bluetooth to your phone, so you can always update the time on it very easily. Yes, it is more expensive than this watch. I'm not trying to defend that. But I don't think you should paint all g-shocks with the broad stroke of being uncomfortable to wear. There actually are comfortable g-shocks.
Heck yeah. Right now you can get an Illuminator on Amazon for $16.88, which means they’re almost guaranteed to be even cheaper on eBay. And how would you even break it in the course of daily activities? I honestly can’t think of a single realistic scenario.
but their strap won't last for long (2-3 years with daily wear) and if you want to replace it, you either have to order OEM one or put one on that doesn't fit. these watches have proprietary lug sizes. in contrast, g-shocks will last for several years if not for a decade.
@@susrev88 I have a super cheap F91W knock off from the late 80's or early 90's with the original strap along with the rest of the watch doing fine. I have never had a genuine Casio watch band fail yet. Even if G-shocks were free, they are too chunky for my wrist size.
@@dtshifter that was long time ago. my f91w strap broke, together with my ae-1200 which i wear almost 24/7/365 and take it off for shower, etc. i too don't like chunky gshocks but a square is fine.
Gb500 - i couldnt press the buttons. And the strap was terrible. I wish it had the OG vintage strap. I am 6'2" and have big hands, so maybe its better for much smaller fingers. Is the BT findmyphone feature worth it for only 2 meters range? Im looking at the ws-b1000- 8bvdf white, but still has crowded screen like most casios. It's just a little more than yours, and comes with the BT
Another great Casio, I love the GDB200, its not only has a MIP display (amazing) tracks steps, but it charts them daily and monthly. Sure, its more money, but $150 is not much either. Read the reviews, it is amazing. But hey, you found a great value, no doubt. Step counter "fit bit" knock offs have the time and are even less expensive (less than $15) if you just need time and pedometer. I prefer not made in China, much prefer made in Thailand as I do not want to support communism, but thats just me. Love the US steel strap cover, I have never seen one before.
This is an interesting take, but here's the thing: You tried four different versions of the same watch. Casio has literally hundreds of models in their G-Shock line-up. Thousands if you count all the colour and strap variants. They come on rubber, both soft and hard, silicone, leather, nylon, steel, titanium and plastic bracelets, natos both single and double pass, stretchy nylon, bund leather, rally leather and probably more I don't remember. In fact, the only type of strap I've never seen on a G-Shock is a mesh bracelet. And they come in every possible shape and size (well, not every size, there are no really small G-Shocks, unless you wanna try the Baby-G - there are some cool ones there, if you don't mind the silly name). What I'm trying to say is that regardless of what size or shape your wrist is, you will find a G-Shock that will fit it like a custom tailored glove.
But he’s saying that he already found a Casio that does all of that and more (not to mention looks just as good if not better) for a fraction of the cost. G-Shocks are for wannabe tough guys.
@@jlg395 I'm just commenting on the "G-Shocks are uncomfortable" statement. He tried one out of hundreds. It's not a sample big enough for such a sweeping generalisation.
Good video, but I disagree on milimetars... For my wrist 47mm is max.. 46mm seiko fits good, 47mm hamilton (meh..ok i guess), 48mm too big goes over my wrist. And in my country is 50 euros. Prices in my country are horrible, Murph is 1000euros.. And average month salary is 800 euros. As for Gshock..Yes (very uncomfortable to wear)
Nothing wrong with having your balls sucked. That said, the GBX100 is $130 more than this watch and pretty ungainly in its proportions. The only reason guys would pay for that is so it says “G-SHOCK”. I can always just write that on mine with a magic marker.
I also like this watch, it looks very cool, but it's tiny and some other youtuber compared step-counting watches and this one wasn't very accurate. I don't really care about step counting, I'm pretty happy with my W-800h and my Skmei W-96h, but if I'm getting a new watch, it needs to have CDT and not switch between 12 and 24hr format with just oressing a button. Also a 2nd time is useless to me. If this one wasn't so small, it'd be very good. I like watches with big digits, and this one has cooler looking digits than most digital watches, so that's a plus.
All the RATIONAL world use metric system, only the primitives use bio-system, aka, British system (or brutish system?), do you need a draw for explanation?
I came here for a watch review and got a fart too. This video did not disappoint.
I don’t eat Mongolian BBQ because I like it. I eat Mongolian BBQ to please you.
@@working_mans_watches 😂 ❤️
I like the way you take the whole video without cutting out your reactions like when your camera goes out of focus, or when you started cursing while trying to get the bands out of the box. Very authentic! Subbed right away
Haha, thanks! I just figured that the last thing UA-cam needs is another watch guy reading from a script.
auto focus is PERFECT
Haha, thanks!
I like this watch very much. After watching your video I have made up my mind to buy this watch. But it is very expensive for me. But a day will come when I will buy this watch.❤
@@staywith_gauravv Don’t worry, man! Keep saving and if you still want it in a few months from now, just get it then. Trust me, these watches aren’t going anywhere. Thanks for watching!
❤ thankyou@@working_mans_watches
Great review man just ordered it for hiking and just everyday purposes! Love the humor lol
Glad to hear that! Let me know what you think once it arrives and you get a chance to wear it.
Keep up the good work dude
Thanks!
Good buy. I came along this watch after my 20 yrs old W-93H. I was looking for something similar in size for my son. The band turned to be 2 cm shorter than usual but still fits perfectly on my 18 cm wrist and even 1 spare hole left. Those who call it women's or kids model have shifted focus after those enormous gigantic king-sized G-SHOCKS.
The 2200H hides perfectly under sleeve. It also has the decrement button in opposite to GW-5600, Baby-G, W800, W96, F91, A168 and all 3-button models. No decrement button = the watch is in my personal no-go list 👎
I know what you mean about the average g-shock band being very uncomfortable. Having said that, you should look at the dw9052. It is an incredibly comfortable g-shock band. Also, I have the GBD500 and I have to say that the band on it is very comfortable, too. I like the 200m water resistance and the shock resistance that is the hallmark of the g-shocks. It also connects by bluetooth to your phone, so you can always update the time on it very easily. Yes, it is more expensive than this watch. I'm not trying to defend that. But I don't think you should paint all g-shocks with the broad stroke of being uncomfortable to wear. There actually are comfortable g-shocks.
The illuminators fit me better than a G-Shock. The illuminator is around $20 and you would have to seriously try to harm one.
Heck yeah. Right now you can get an Illuminator on Amazon for $16.88, which means they’re almost guaranteed to be even cheaper on eBay. And how would you even break it in the course of daily activities? I honestly can’t think of a single realistic scenario.
but their strap won't last for long (2-3 years with daily wear) and if you want to replace it, you either have to order OEM one or put one on that doesn't fit. these watches have proprietary lug sizes. in contrast, g-shocks will last for several years if not for a decade.
@@susrev88 I have a super cheap F91W knock off from the late 80's or early 90's with the original strap along with the rest of the watch doing fine. I have never had a genuine Casio watch band fail yet. Even if G-shocks were free, they are too chunky for my wrist size.
@@dtshifter that was long time ago. my f91w strap broke, together with my ae-1200 which i wear almost 24/7/365 and take it off for shower, etc. i too don't like chunky gshocks but a square is fine.
The step tracker alone is a good sell
Casio w-800h is also good as well.
Great review, grazie , subscribed. Btw this may be one of the most unintentionally hilarious review videos ever 😂
I don’t even fart without it being intentional.
@@working_mans_watches 😂
Gb500 - i couldnt press the buttons.
And the strap was terrible. I wish it had the OG vintage strap. I am 6'2" and have big hands, so maybe its better for much smaller fingers.
Is the BT findmyphone feature worth it for only 2 meters range?
Im looking at the ws-b1000- 8bvdf white, but still has crowded screen like most casios. It's just a little more than yours, and comes with the BT
I'll have to check that one out. Thanks!
Another great Casio, I love the GDB200, its not only has a MIP display (amazing) tracks steps, but it charts them daily and monthly. Sure, its more money, but $150 is not much either. Read the reviews, it is amazing. But hey, you found a great value, no doubt. Step counter "fit bit" knock offs have the time and are even less expensive (less than $15) if you just need time and pedometer. I prefer not made in China, much prefer made in Thailand as I do not want to support communism, but thats just me. Love the US steel strap cover, I have never seen one before.
Thanks for the recommendation on the GDB200, and yeah...we're in the same boat about not wanting to support commies.
I’m an engineer and yes millimeters do make a difference, lol.
Naaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
This is an interesting take, but here's the thing: You tried four different versions of the same watch. Casio has literally hundreds of models in their G-Shock line-up. Thousands if you count all the colour and strap variants. They come on rubber, both soft and hard, silicone, leather, nylon, steel, titanium and plastic bracelets, natos both single and double pass, stretchy nylon, bund leather, rally leather and probably more I don't remember. In fact, the only type of strap I've never seen on a G-Shock is a mesh bracelet. And they come in every possible shape and size (well, not every size, there are no really small G-Shocks, unless you wanna try the Baby-G - there are some cool ones there, if you don't mind the silly name). What I'm trying to say is that regardless of what size or shape your wrist is, you will find a G-Shock that will fit it like a custom tailored glove.
But he’s saying that he already found a Casio that does all of that and more (not to mention looks just as good if not better) for a fraction of the cost. G-Shocks are for wannabe tough guys.
@@jlg395 I'm just commenting on the "G-Shocks are uncomfortable" statement. He tried one out of hundreds. It's not a sample big enough for such a sweeping generalisation.
You're right. I'll probably try another one eventually. Maybe once the new year rolls around I'll see if there's a deal on Amazon or something.
Good video, but I disagree on milimetars... For my wrist 47mm is max.. 46mm seiko fits good, 47mm hamilton (meh..ok i guess), 48mm too big goes over my wrist. And in my country is 50 euros. Prices in my country are horrible, Murph is 1000euros.. And average month salary is 800 euros. As for Gshock..Yes (very uncomfortable to wear)
Thanks for your comment. I suppose I was exaggerating a bit, but I guess a part of me is just tired of obsessing.
the watch face are great..hope they make man versions of this watch
Which one is bigger compared to G Shock GD B500?
The b500 is bigger. This is so small , kf you a big guy seems ridiculous
Unisex watch!
Lol, you said “sex”.
The accuracy sucks balls dude, you should try the gbx100, no more than 4 seconds a month.
Nothing wrong with having your balls sucked. That said, the GBX100 is $130 more than this watch and pretty ungainly in its proportions. The only reason guys would pay for that is so it says “G-SHOCK”. I can always just write that on mine with a magic marker.
Definitely a Graveyard Shift Watch 😂
I used to work the graveyard shift for many years before getting a job at a cemetery, and I never saw the irony in that until just now.
Try DW9052
Oh, man…I don’t know. I just looked it up, and there’s a heck of a lot going on with that watch. Looks bomb-proof, though!
8:24 what the hell? angry man 🤣
You have no idea.
Good video, good points. Except, it’s not better than a G-Shock, because it’s not made with the same carbon core materials.
I also like this watch, it looks very cool, but it's tiny and some other youtuber compared step-counting watches and this one wasn't very accurate.
I don't really care about step counting, I'm pretty happy with my W-800h and my Skmei W-96h, but if I'm getting a new watch, it needs to have CDT and not switch between 12 and 24hr format with just oressing a button. Also a 2nd time is useless to me.
If this one wasn't so small, it'd be very good. I like watches with big digits, and this one has cooler looking digits than most digital watches, so that's a plus.
All the RATIONAL world use metric system, only the primitives use bio-system, aka, British system (or brutish system?), do you need a draw for explanation?
I need all of the rnunezb tutelage that I can get. I’d be lost without you.