Casio F-B100W-1A
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Casio F-B100W-1A
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Re: Casio F-B100W-1A
#2Neat. Note that battery life is reasonably good (2 years) even with Bluetooth sync feature.
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#4Not the first new F91W-ish model in 40 years but still neat, I hadn't heard about this one yet, thanks for sharing.
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#5Step counter seems like a bizarre thing to focus in on? are people passionately tracking steps without their phones?
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#6Neat. Note that battery life is reasonably good (2 years) even with Bluetooth sync feature.
I was about to ask that - I somehow doubt it will last 2 years if you keep the step counter + Bluetooth on.
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#7I have two of these (wearing one right now!!) and several other cheap Casio watches. Some of my favorite purchases ever. I'm so in.
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#8shame it doesn't have notifications, otherwise it would be perfect
so I guess I'm staying on my third Amazfit Bip since Pebble Time 2 has insane price
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#9Step counter seems like a bizarre thing to focus in on? are people passionately tracking steps without their phones?
I am not passionate about it but I like to make sure I'm moving a lot. I like that I can at a glance just see how much that's happened each day. I have one of these. Had one a while now and its the only watch I've ever used that I've stuck with and kept using.
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#10shame it doesn't have notifications, otherwise it would be perfect so I guess I'm staying on my third Amazfit Bip since Pebble Time 2 has insane price
It's still powered by a coin cell so it's probably for power conservation reasons. Way cheaper to periodically power on the BT radio and sync steps to your phone than it is to constantly listen for notifications.