Skagen Watch for Men Smartwatch, Falster 3 Stainless Steel Touchscreen Smartwatch with Speaker, Heart Rate, NFC, and Smartphone Notifications SKT5201

I've had smart watches ever since they came out....that's many years now. This is the nicest yet. Lovely design, sturdy band, good battery life (using my chosen battery settings I get 2 days) and does everything it's supposed to do.The big issue is Google's Wear OS. If you don't like it, you're wasting your money. No matter how attractive, efficient, sturdy and cost-effective the watch is, it's the OS which makes it work. I don't mind Wear OS, despite its bad rep. I've grown old with it. Neither of us is perfect but we try!Just a note to finish. I had a lengthy phone conversation whilst walking my dog through a very windy woodland in the rain and used my watch, in a normal walking posture....arm dangling downwards.... as speaker and mic. I heard them clear as a whistle and they heard me. That's not something my old Huawei or it's predecessor would have done.

Nice looking

Still working well. A very good watch.

i liked the design and the fact is was hal price. just opening the plastic wrapping bugged me, and the little bits of plastic inside seemed so unnecasary and fidly. i couldnt even work out how the strap came undone, so instead of all this plastic why not include a small bit of paper as an introduction to its basic features including how to open and close the watch strap. only my mum ever had anything as fidly as this to take on and off. as the battery lasts a day you are bassicaly faffing about with it on a daily bassis, no thanks. it is heavy, this is just due to using cheap metal, so what are you paying your money on then, just the smart design im afraid. the operating system is outdated. froze. and seemed to have a mind of its own changing watch face a couple of times, so after a week ive done more research added a hundred pounds and am now very happy with my new samsung which i fully recomend. hopefully the return of the fossil owened heavy dyno i tried for a week returns my money without delay.

This is a lovely looking watch but it's let down by the battery, like most wear os watches they have loads of apps but it's pointless because using anything but basic tracking and timers/alarms totally kills the battery. After 7 months mine stopped lasting through a 10 hour work shift and I replaced it with an Amazfit and never looked back.

A very cool watch that performs fantastically. Very elegant in a bare and minimal fashion. Has 2 functional, remappable button and a working side dial (crown). There are a number of Skagen watch faces you can activate, kinda loving Hamsterdan with its quirky elegant font and customisable complications, it really suits the Falster.WearOS is smooth and the built-in speaker is a good volume. It seems pitched for voice as voice calls and speech are surprisingly clear. A recent update seems to have significantly boosted battery life.I waited a long time to get a smartwatch and had a feeling the Falster 3 was the right combination of power and style. Happily I was right.

First one I received had a fault, the speaker on the watch itself did not workQuick call to Skagen customer services confirmed it was a manufacturers fault and to return for a replacement, one webchat later with Amazon and my new fully functioning watch arrived the following day, very pleased with it so far.I didn't want just a health monitor, I wanted all the bells and whistles of a smartphone on my wrist and this does it all and while it's pretty much half price an absolute bargain

This is a beautiful piece of hardware and look WearOS isn't terrible but it certainly needs some polish if it's going to compete with WatchOS or even Tizen. For me it does enough as I'm more interested in aesthetic and in fairness it runs smooth and there are no more connectivity issues, unlike my Falster 2