Casio W218H Series | Men’s Digital Watch | 50M WR | 1/100 Second Stopwatch | 100 SEC Chronograph | LED Backlight | Countdown Timer | Daily Alarm | Hourly Time Signal | 7 Year Battery

I like the W218H. I think it's one of the better-value Casios on the market. It fits well on my wrist, is light and comfortable, is easy to read, keeps good time, is water-resistant, and has a useful backlight. It also lasts about 7 years on the very common CR2016 battery. It's a utilitarian watch that I won't mind replacing if it ever gets lost or damaged. My sample runs about 2 seconds fast per week, or 8 seconds per month accuracy as compared with the NIST time server. My only criticism applies to every digital quartz watch I've ever owned, and that is that the digits can be hard to read (even in bright sunlight) if I'm wearing polarizing sunglasses. I wish it also had a mineral crystal, but for the $22 that I paid at Amazon, I won't worry about a few scratches.

This one is cool. Super light weight. Band is more comfortable than resin, though I’m sure if it gets wet, it’ll take a while to dry. Numerals are easier to read than a lot of G-shock models and the back light is strong. Buttons are easy to activate. Great value for a practical beater that looks good.

I bought the Casio W218H Series Men’s Digital Watch in the orange and black colorway for my husband, and I absolutely love it. The readability is great the display is clear and easy to see at a glance, even outdoors. The quality feels solid and well-made, just what you’d expect from Casio. Its water resistance has been reliable so far, and it gives me peace of mind knowing he can wear it daily without worrying about splashes or rain. The time retention is spot-on; it keeps time accurately without needing constant adjustments. and has everything he needs without being overly complicated. For the price, the value for money is excellent. It looks great, works well, and feels durable overall, I’m really happy with this purchase.

(It’s been out of the box for less than 10 minutes and already has a cat hair on it lol) Time is easy to set, and it is also very easy to re-adjust as it loses time (as it will naturally over months). I like how easy it is to toggle between 12- and 24-hour formats, just one press of a button. The hourly chime is not strictly necessary for my use but it’s nice to have because there are some situations where it would come in handy (like when I tell myself I’ll do something at the top of the next hour). The beep of the alarm is not very loud, so I wouldn’t use it as a daily wake-up alarm without a backup which would make it redundant, but it’s loud enough that I would definitely notice it if I’m awake already so it will be useful to use in place of a timer function (which this watch does not have, no big deal) since I only use timers for cooking and exact second precision isn’t necessary. I like that the backlight is a warm amber instead of a cool blue LED, since I will only be using it at night and in the dark and I find cool LEDs jarring in those scenarios. I looked at a few of the other review photos and was worried it would be significantly larger than I wanted, but it’s the same size as the smart watch I was using before I bought this, it’s just a different shape. It’s maybe even a tad smaller, I attached a photo so you can judge (it’s a 41mm with a cover on it). Having the day of the week at a glance without having to pull out my phone to check the lock screen comes in surprisingly clutch. The watch face I was using before just has the numerical date and year but I don’t really think the year is an essential thing to have on my watch. Best of all, and one of my main reasons for purchasing this, is the band. I love the contrast between the red and black which is why most of the bands I had for my smartwatch were red and all of my covers for it are black. Only con is I wish it had more precise sizing. In the perfect position on my wrist, the closest hole is a bit tighter, while the next largest size is too big and I have to push it a little further down my wrist than I’d like. Not significantly further so it isn’t too much of an issue. However, I sweat throughout the day and the sweat on my wrist creates friction that’s handy in keeping the watch from sliding down. The accordion bit on the band is not uncomfortable like I thought it would be, I’ve already forgotten it’s there.

Casio is a very popular brand of watches and an affordable one at that. I bought the Casio Illuminator Digital Sportswatch in light pink for both its aesthetic and its convenience. It cost me about $16 dollars and I use it nearly daily. I am sure I have only removed my watch before going to bed and when I shower, otherwise it is on my wrist ready to deliver me the time. The product itself fits around my wrist with ease as there are multiple points of adjustment. Unlike today's smartwatches, this serves one purpose: to tell me the time. I can respect that sort of goal. It also has a timer and alarm feature that works well with its format. I seldom use the timer feature but the alarm alerts me whenever the hour changes, which I find good. There's a setting to change to a 24hour clock, my preferred method of reading time. However, there are some issues with this watch in particular. Though these features may be implimented in different Casio models, I will only reference this particular watch. When setting up the time or the alarm, there is no option to go back in time if one were to, let's say, accidentally set an alarm one hour after their preferred time. One would have the click the button several more times to get back to where you started and god must hate you if you skip past it again in your haste. Another worth noting is that the button to change the hour/minutes is the same as the light button, meaning it flashes every time one presses down again. It is a mild grievance but one I do not enjoy. Speaking of the flash, it only lights for as long as you press it. It would've been better if it were a toggle with an internal timer to turn off after a couple of seconds or minutes rather than immediately turning off. However, these are mild things and I enjoy the product very much. I am sure that the features I have listed are not unique and are put into more expensive, high-end digital watches. For $16, it is a good, affordable watch that provides value to the consumer. I'd give it an A.

I own many casios watches. This was a no brainer for its super sale price. It looks great but it's definitely not as strong or durable as their others. Very light stainless look and almost cheaply made...price though was good and represented the overall quality

Attractive and nice watch… I’ve worn Casio watches all my life so I’m a repeat customer.

Love the neutral look, light weight and waterproof 💕

Simple mais efficace

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I suggest you avoid the olive color. Otherwise it's a very good casio.

No es un G-Shock... pero tiene una bonita estética y tamaño. Muy buena relación calidad-precio.

great watch for boys age 9-10. my son likes it very much!