Worlds Toughest Smart Watch: Carbinox Blaze Type R and Type S

[@RenRodriguez-sm7dl]

Just ordered mine , can’t wait!

[@allthingsrandom8137]

You won’t be disappointed!

[@valentinegirly6718]

It's a very good watch. I do not own one yet but have been looking very closely into it. They also offer a few interesting customization options for things like screen protectors and bands. Since it is a 22mm band, you would probably be able to buy even nicer bands separate like what I do since I'm constantly putting my steal ones through wear and tear. Another great smart watch option is the luxium shield, which is running at about $128 right now.

[@michaelrocco6111]

I have both, pretty good watches!

[@milonjyotiborah751]

Extremely impressive...

[@allthingsrandom8137]

Agreed!

[@claywallace889]

I've heard rumors that they have issues with notifications (texts and calls) and not receiving any or some of them. Have you or anyone else noticed any issues with that?

[@jmpiedmonte]

What about if you're a welder is it good for that

[@jamespringle9821]

I have the Samsung ultra watch and the battery life is 2 days which sucks for $600

[@allthingsrandom8137]

That sucks! What??

[@jamespringle9821]

@allthingsrandom8137 Battery should last longer , like this watch that cost a lot less.

[@sethgauthier5963]

Had mine for 2 days and the buttons already don’t work.

[@snkdaddy]

Damn that’s not good

[@valentinegirly6718]

Try the luxium shield then

[@khonjel_singh]

Tbh as a watch guy, a real watch on your dominant hand and a Garmin / Galaxy / Huawei / Apple / Pixel / Fitbit on the other hand is what you NEED. There's nothing wrong with these off-brand smart-watches but software is not an easy domain to conquer. Even G-shock effing sucks at software and Garmin's eating their breakfast, lunch and dinner in the military community. Comparative advantage. Leave the pros to do what they're good at. Even cheap slim fitness trackers from Garmin / Galaxy / Huawei / Fitbit will be better than these wannabe all-rounders.

[@allthingsrandom8137]

Defiantly see what you’re saying. I’m looking at a whoop for the right and an auto on the left

[@valentinegirly6718]

Yes but how would you say the reliability of them are?

[@khonjel_singh]

@@valentinegirly6718 reliability of actual smartwatches? Same as any other electronics tbh. But the biggest advantage of well known brands is that there are reviews on them. The gold standard being The Quantified Scientist who tests almost every big brand under the sun. The whoops strap @allthingsrandom8137 is getting is an armband, not a watch. So he can hide it under his sleeve. Very highly rated. I got a Huawei Band 9 that's just 40 bucks cause I only wanted herat rate and sleep data and it's rated pretty good. Good luck trying to get a fitness tracking review on this watch or the Luxium Shield.