美国海淘    Fossil 化石 Q Explorist 3代 FTW4001 智能手表约￥1925

tch being submerged in to a glass of water..., so it has enough protection if out in the rain, but as someone noted in here... Don't go swimming with it.:Having had this watch for a little over a month, doing a lot of research and testing...:. This watch has the largest face of all smartwatches out there 1.39" (and that little extra helps) *See Attached Image. This watch has the highest resolution of any smartwatch, AMOLED 454x454 with a PPI of 328 (Amazing Clean Graphics!). With the few apps I've loaded, and custom face & complication functions, display brightness etc...I've managed to Exceed Battery Time to just over 33 hours. (No lie on this either) *(I generally keep my brightness on ). It has 5 holes for the speaker, output is nice and clear (especially for me being deaf in the left ear). The microphone picks up very well. (*Note: Pickup is most accurate when in a quite environment. As would be most smartwatches). The watch will go into 'Low Batt Mode' when it reaches 15%, and from that point, its only taken a little over 3 hours to charge. It uses the Qualcom SnapDraggon 2100 Processor (don't have the specs yet). While the watch does not have a heart monitor, it does support other important fitness functions (ie. steps, distance, etc.) (and if your into sports, than this watch is not likely for you, rather a Gear 3 or, even high price series designed for high activity levels). The watch has both Bluetooth and WiFi Connectivity. If BT is disconnected, you can still access many functions via Wifi, such as updates, downloads, etc.. The type of Glass (according to Fossil) is similar to what Cell Phones have. *It is Not Gorilla Glass. While it does not have a rotating bezel, such as the SS Gear 3, (I personally feel not having a rotating bezel is best..) > For one, the bezel on the SS Gear 3 is raised just a tad. Attempting to wipe water off the Gear 3 screen makes it difficult, not to mention if you are using gestures, then you finger runs into the bezel when swiping. Not my cup-of-tea. > Its a smartwatch, with that, its all about touch application, and I find I can easily scroll through all the functions without having to move my fingers back and forth from one physical function another. (ie bezel to face, etc.) > I'm not sold on a rotating bezel because of mechanical issues. I have a dive watch with a rotating bezel, and if I don't keep it clean, just the slightest amount of dust will cause the bezel to bind up. Now there may be Gear 3 owners whom will say different... that's fine. I'd like them to come back in a year and comment on the bezel at that time!:What do I use my watch for? A convenient extension of the cell phone, but, with a lot of functionality...Calendar, Communication, Task Management. The watch has two outer upper/lower programmable buttons, of which I use for my Voice recorder and for my Todoist Project Management apps (Both of which I can initiate via Google Voice Command if desired).:Recently I've loaded 'Google Keep' on all my platforms (PC, Android & Wearable). What a great program/app. Simple, Effective and the Wearable Task app.. As you can see from the pictures, once you create your various lists either your desktop, tablet or phone, you wearable instantly see's the changes. When running errands, its great not having to pull the phone out all the time... just swipe up the list, and check-off what's completed, and move on to the next chore.:Some additional pictures provided below showing the display.*NOTE: my cell phone's camera is garbage, so the colors are not exact to what the watch truly shows.:On my startup display, I'm using Fossil's 'Digital' Face, with an imported picture I took of a sunset near the beach. This particular face has 4 complications (for those who are unfamiliar... Complications are digital assignable functions) I have one tied to my wife's contact info, which brings up a text window, asking me to speak a message, then provides me with the ability to Correct, Cancel or Send the message. Other functions are Weather, Agenda and at the Bottom, Access to my Google Keep. (Check out the images of the various lists, and checklist in one of them):Having looked at many a watch face, I've seen very few that have 4 complications, or more. Most of the time its just 3, and there all in the same boring locations.:This watch plays well with all things Google. While I've read in forums of others having issues, having to load apps to perform texts, calls, etc. Not This Watch. The only thing I had to initiate, was Google Assistant, and the rest takes care of itself.*Word to the wise... WhatsApp seems to cause more trouble than what its worth. And fortunately, this watch doesn't need it to perform all the functions those others can't.:The Fossil is smooth and quick at finger gestures and, the outer edge of the bezel lays down just a tad, so when swiping, your finger rolls off smoothly. Its a bit pricey, but when you compare to similar, those other's have plastic/rubber wrist bands and cost more at that.:Any questions? I'll try to answer.

eat battery!If I leave that feature off, I can go a good day and a half run time.I've been up since 4 this morning and have downloaded some apps using WiFi, turned it off, answered texts, changed several faces, and am at 76% after almost 6 hours. I don't usually run always on display, although some of the ambient displays are amazing!Overall great watch that I'd actually recommend to someone finally wanting to make the switch from a normal non-smart watch.One more thing...I am enjoying Android Wear 2.6 better than Tizen so far.

eally, on a small battery? Maybe if the charging puck wasn't so tiny too, that would not be a problem.Oh, and by the way, I contacted Fossil support about the dimness issue and asked if it was normal behavior. Who knows, maybe mine was defective. No response after a full week. Not good. So I returned it.