The typeface is great. The only thing I dislike is that green circle at 1 o'clock. And yeah, I also would like for them to change, or give the option to change, the date format. I like the LWS2200h they released this year, but it is too small.
One another thing... My watch has arrived. I found my Start stop button to be a little tighter than rest of the buttons and also makes little creaking sounds on pressing. I don't know if I should return it beacause I read some posts suggesting that these are just buttons rubbing against the case walls and is common even in Gshocks. Does your one feels like that too or mine is on defective side?
It's hard to say as I have just had a look at my Casio WS-2100H and pressing the 'Start/Stop' buttons seem ok to me and I can hear no creaking and the buttons feel fine when I press them down. Saying that my watch is second hand and may have had some use before I bought it so the buttons may have loosened up. All I can suggest is that you take it back for a replacement watch of the same type and see how you get on with that one. If you are still experiencing the same issues with the replacement watch then it maybe worth looking for another model which has the same feature set that you are after. Sorry I can't be of any more help. Cheers, Tony - WTA
Had this watch nigh on a year Tony. Still have no idea what all those stopwatch records are about, let alone how to use them. Good for hiking though. Thanks for reviewing.
Cool!! It is a great watch, if a little chunky, and have to agree with you that while the stopwatch and recall modes are a little confusing I can see how good it would be for hiking. I am releasing a how to video later on today about this watch and I just hope that I have interpreted how to operate the stopwatch and recall functions correctly! Thank you for commenting. Cheers, Tony - WTA
Just a question: the watch you show looks very used with scratches and the text already difficult to read, how old is it? Just asking since I would not like a watch that wears of in a matter of days
I have to be honest and say that I am not sure on the age of this watch as it was a second hand ebay purchase. Sorry I can't be of any more help. Cheers, Tony - WTA
My only thought is, the Casio WS-2100H may be a little bit too big for a child of that age so I am going to err on the side of no. Have a look at the Casio W-86, in my opinion it would make a great starter watch for a child of that age range plus it is Water Resistant up to 50 metres and has a great backlight. Hope it helps! Cheers, Tony - WTA
The typeface is great. The only thing I dislike is that green circle at 1 o'clock.
And yeah, I also would like for them to change, or give the option to change, the date format.
I like the LWS2200h they released this year, but it is too small.
goood review i was searching since long thanks
Thank you for your kind comment and I hope the video was of some use to you!
Cheers,
Tony - WTA
Thanx for this review. I'm going to buy this watch for running and lap measurements. Will use those stopwatch functions merrily 😊.
Glad I could be of some help!
Cheers,
Tony - WTA
One another thing... My watch has arrived. I found my Start stop button to be a little tighter than rest of the buttons and also makes little creaking sounds on pressing. I don't know if I should return it beacause I read some posts suggesting that these are just buttons rubbing against the case walls and is common even in Gshocks.
Does your one feels like that too or mine is on defective side?
It's hard to say as I have just had a look at my Casio WS-2100H and pressing the 'Start/Stop' buttons seem ok to me and I can hear no creaking and the buttons feel fine when I press them down. Saying that my watch is second hand and may have had some use before I bought it so the buttons may have loosened up.
All I can suggest is that you take it back for a replacement watch of the same type and see how you get on with that one. If you are still experiencing the same issues with the replacement watch then it maybe worth looking for another model which has the same feature set that you are after.
Sorry I can't be of any more help.
Cheers,
Tony - WTA
@@wetryanythingchannel Thanx for all the help sir. I've decided to take this watch to a service centre for checkup.
Casio is great but this model is bulky.
800 or 1200 (the best for me)
1600 works well but tricky
Those don’t have the strep tracking capability
Can you export the step count to other health apps on your phone?
You can't unfortunately as there is no Bluetooth built into this watch.
Cheers,
Tony - WTA
Had this watch nigh on a year Tony. Still have no idea what all those stopwatch records are about, let alone how to use them. Good for hiking though. Thanks for reviewing.
Cool!! It is a great watch, if a little chunky, and have to agree with you that while the stopwatch and recall modes are a little confusing I can see how good it would be for hiking.
I am releasing a how to video later on today about this watch and I just hope that I have interpreted how to operate the stopwatch and recall functions correctly!
Thank you for commenting.
Cheers,
Tony - WTA
I need to know how accurate it keeps time. My Timex loses about 10 seconds every two weeks. I need something more accurate.
😂😂😂😂😂
@@TheGazza636 What is so funny about that?
I think most of the digital watches has some +/- in sec deviation.
Casio has only low variation
@@MrWhaataybloody hell you say it loses about a second a day
That’s good for a cheap quarts watch
@@TheGazza636 That's garbage. I built a clock that loses about 2 seconds every 4 months.
Just a question: the watch you show looks very used with scratches and the text already difficult to read, how old is it? Just asking since I would not like a watch that wears of in a matter of days
I have to be honest and say that I am not sure on the age of this watch as it was a second hand ebay purchase. Sorry I can't be of any more help.
Cheers,
Tony - WTA
@@wetryanythingchannel 👍
Is it waterprrof?😊
It is water resistant up to 100 metres.
Cheers,
Tony - WTA
does it fit on kids 7-10 years old
My only thought is, the Casio WS-2100H may be a little bit too big for a child of that age so I am going to err on the side of no. Have a look at the Casio W-86, in my opinion it would make a great starter watch for a child of that age range plus it is Water Resistant up to 50 metres and has a great backlight.
Hope it helps!
Cheers,
Tony - WTA