Gear Fit Pro Watch Face

I received this bumper with my Apple watch. It offers good protection except for the screen face. It fit really well and the button and dial are accessible. It offers some rear protection and it does not need to be removed to charge the watch.

was a great buy, we got up to watch the planets Inline. just watching his little face brighten up. Thank you!! every easy to use.

I am 75 years old. I haven't worn a watch for maybe 30 years. I bought this so I would always have cellular available, in case I fell. The multiple watch faces are a big plus, 24 hour face, astronomical face, AND Micky & Minnie Mouse

I love it! Although the font is a little hard to see- you can't beat this watch for outdoor activities. you can read the face in bright sun!! Its water resistant, lightweight and super comfortable and you cant beat the price!!

Very sharp lens, easy to focus on the small objects, and can even focus on the tiny face, for example the face of a watch.

I have an iPad Pro 2019 and now the iPad Air 4 and I can’t tell the difference except for the Camara and the face recognition in the pro. Save yourself $200 and buy the Air.

I have both the iPad Air and the iPad Pro. The only thing I really notice the difference on is the use of face id on the pro, which I love. Other than that, for my basic uses, they feel identical.

It works fine. Face it, it's a pretty simple piece of gear, and it does exactly what it is supposed to do.

IT FIT SO WELL IT LIKE IT NOT ON THE WATCH.

I own a micro four thirds camera and numerous lenses. To carry my gear, I've purchased a number of great quality bags, but I still purchased the Billingham Hadley Pro, a shoulder pad and two AVEA 5 accessory bags. Why? As I indicated, the other purchases were great bags, but I needed a bag that also met the following criteria: 1. Had to fit under the seat of any airline I choose to take, to ensure I would never need to check my camera gear for any flight. 2. Had to fit the gear I plan to take while on a day trip, while keeping everything organized. 3. Had to be durable and weather resistant. 4. If it cost more than other similar bags, it would need to last long enough to justify the expense over time. 5. It had to be somewhat modular, to allow me to use different configurations for varying shoots and gear combinations. The add-on AVEA bags allow for this. 6. It had to be small enough and stylish enough to qualify for not being checked at most venues while traveling. (Museums, galleries, shows, etc.) The Hadley Pro ticked all those boxes.