BENLYDESIGN Unique Metal Watch, OLED Mens Digital Watches, Lift-to-Wake Screen, Silicone or Stainless Steel Strap, 30M Waterproof

In the description there should be 2 strap but when i received the items there is no extra strap

Piece of crap died on me only about a couple of months after I got it.

Well, mainly I'm just talking about providing the wrist size that this watch would be good for. That information MIGHT actually be provided here, but it's way down in the listing and in millimeters if it's the information that I think it is. Down where the watch specifications are is a specification called "Strap size," and that is what I would assume to be the wrist sizes that this watch would be ideal for. Which is 17 - 22 centimeters. Which, in inches, would be 6.69 - 8.66 inches. And the reason that I came to that conclusion is that my tiny wrist size of 6 inches is too small for this watch. I could be wrong, but I am at least sure that a wrist measurement of about 6 inches is too small for this watch. And no, it doesn't look like the watchband is meant to be able to be changed. Moving on, the "lift to wake" feature doesn't work very well. However, the instructions are pretty thorough and nicely done for a change. And besides that, everything else seems to be pretty great! Well, ALMOST everything else. It seems to be made VERY well and all. I just would have liked for it to have the option of being able to keep the time on the screen at all times. But I suppose that would cause the battery to be depleted too quickly with the way this watch is made... The biggest disappointment that I have found regarding this watch though, is setting the ambient temperature to what the actual temperature is around you. First off, you CAN change the temperature units from ℃ to ℉ and vice versa. But the setting after that is what they call the "temperature deviation value." And I just don't understand how that's supposed to work. Because these are the choices available in that setting when the temperature unit is set to be ℉. They are: -50, -48, -46, -44, -42, -41, -39, -37, -35, -33, 32, 33, 35, 37, 39, 41, 42, 44, 46, 48, and 50. Perhaps you can see the cause for my confusion there, lol. And while this might make sense to some people out there, I have never seen anything like it before. It's probably something simple and I'm just over thinking it. Heck, I don't know... Anyway, that's enough of that. That's also almost the end of my review. And despite all of that, I have still given this watch a rating of 4 stars. Because ultimately, it's pretty easy to tell that this is a quality made watch, just as the brand claims it to be. They just need to be more obvious about what size wrists their watch will fit on, and they need to do something about that "temperature deviation value." Or at least just give an explanation for how it's supposed to work exactly.

This is a real tool for telling time. When I say tool I mean it's built for one purpose and it does it well and with a unique look. I am a bit put off by the price for a simple watch with no other real functions, and I wish the screen font had a bit less, 1998 led look to it and I wish it had at least a few more functions. Although this watch is built for active use and is designed to take a beating I am not going to use it outdoors much, I will wear it on more formal occasions as it's really kind of nice looking. I admit, I prefer smart watches and such but as an accessory this unique piece of jewelry is sleek and fits my style nicely when I want to dress a bit more formal than fishing or riding. :) I am not sure I would be happy if I had paid full price for this item, I just don't see the value meeting the retail price. Sorry, only three stars.

When I saw the price on this, I almost did a spit take. I couldn't believe that they would try to get away with charging this much money for something that has the same functionality as a watch 5 times less expensive solely because of its design aesthetic and a "raise to wake" function. Setting it is a pain, it has the same annoying digital watch beeps that watches used to have in the 80s, and it's very awkward to read. The only positive thing I can say about this watch is that it feels like it's built to last forever. But I wouldn't want to be stuck with this thing for very long at all.