Multiband 6 PROBLEMS on the GWG-B1000 and Bluetooth!

Hang on to your butts. This rant video goes OVER THE TOP!

Perhaps it should come with a warning. But when the subject is G-Shock watches and how STUPID I thing bluetooth is, things go nuclear. Yes, I went nuclear on this one. I discourage anyone from watching. It’s just too brutal.

Instead, you should just read the AI generated summary:

In this video, Jim Kinkade addresses concerns about Bluetooth in G-Shock watches, particularly focusing on the recent issues with the GWG-B1000 Mudmaster. He argues that Casio’s focus on Bluetooth features is detrimental to the core G-Shock values of durability and classic functionality.

Kinkade highlights the importance of multi-band 6 and Tough Solar technology, emphasizing that many core G-Shock fans desire these features in classic models like the 5600 and G-Steel. He criticizes Casio for prioritizing Bluetooth connectivity over essential features and for neglecting the needs of its core audience.

He cites the GWG-B1000 as an example of Casio’s shortcomings, pointing to software issues and the need for Bluetooth updates. He argues that this reliance on software updates undermines the core principle of G-Shock’s durability and reliability.

Kinkade also expresses concerns about privacy and security implications of Bluetooth connectivity in watches. He believes that constant Bluetooth connectivity raises privacy concerns and that Casio should prioritize user privacy and data security.

Finally, Kinkade emphasizes the importance of classic G-Shock features like multi-band 6 and Tough Solar, arguing that these features are more valuable to many users than Bluetooth connectivity. He concludes by expressing his hope that Casio will return to its roots and focus on creating durable, reliable, and feature-rich G-Shock watches that meet the needs of its core audience.

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