We waited so long for G-Shock to give us a Square with an updated MIP screen, and here it is: the DW-H5600. But along with that MIP screen came a heart rate monitor, bluetooth functions, and a totally redesigned interface. Wait. Who was asking for all that?
In-Depth Rundown of the GBD-H2000 (no Bluetooth!)
How do you use G-Shock’s advanced fitness watch, the GBD-H2000? In this video, I stretch the limitations of my high double digit I.Q. to provide you, the viewer, with an in-depth rundown. I demonstrate how to navigate the watch with the buttons. I show you the basic watch functions and the special pre-programmed exercises.
G-Shock GBD-H2000 Review (after 2 days)
After Two days of wearing G-Shock’s GBD-H2000 I produced this YouTube review video. You can watch to hear the nuance of my voice as I explain what the watch offers you, or you can read this bullet point summary produced by Google’s Gemini AI.
GXW-56-BB — The King — Extended review — part 2.
Watch Part II of my G-Shock King review. This big boy deserves more time on my YouTube channel since there’s so many points to talk about. Here’s a summary of the main points of this video on the GXW-56BB. Once you know the Pros and Cons, you can buy one for yourself!
GXW-56-BB — THE KING — Review
The negative display on the Casio GXW-56BB is terrible! It’s very hard to read. Casio needs to stop making watches with negative LCD displays!
That being said, I love this watch because of its fit. Look at this: I have an 8.5-inch wrist, and it fits on the third notch. So, big-wristers, this watch will fit you. You could probably even go up to a 9-inch wrist. The strap is very comfortable, and the double-prong tang keeps it secure.